The Life of the Empress Eugenie
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Lord Palmerston's Government was de- feated on the bill affecting foreign refugees, and Lord Derby was called to power. " When we took office/' said Mr. Disraeli soon afterwards, " war was not a question of months or of weeks, but of days. " The trouble gradually died away after the arrival of the Duke of Malakoff, the glorious Pelissier of the Cri- mean War, as French Ambassador in London.
As a mark of restored confidence between the two peoples, it was arranged that the Emperor and Em- press ...should meet Queen Victoria and Prince Albert at Cherbourg in August, 1858. Napoleon showed on this occasion an embarrassment which contrasted 112 The Meeting at Cherbourg noticeably with his frank cordiality at Windsor in 1855, The Empress, on the other hand, was bright and merry, confirming herself in Queen Victoria's good opinion. If we may trust Granier de Cas- sagnac's report, she had exerted herself to prevent the dangerous misunderstanding which threatened war after Orsini's crime. " Oh, M.
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Lord Palmerston's Government was de- feated on the bill affecting foreign refugees, and Lord Derby was called to power. " When we took office/' said Mr. Disraeli soon afterwards, " war was not a question of months or of weeks, but of days. " The trouble gradually died away after the arrival of the Duke of Malakoff, the glorious Pelissier of the Cri- mean War, as French Ambassador in London.
As a mark of restored confidence between the two peoples, it was arranged that the Emperor and Em- press ...should meet Queen Victoria and Prince Albert at Cherbourg in August, 1858. Napoleon showed on this occasion an embarrassment which contrasted 112 The Meeting at Cherbourg noticeably with his frank cordiality at Windsor in 1855, The Empress, on the other hand, was bright and merry, confirming herself in Queen Victoria's good opinion. If we may trust Granier de Cas- sagnac's report, she had exerted herself to prevent the dangerous misunderstanding which threatened war after Orsini's crime. " Oh, M.
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