History of England: From the Peace of Utrecht to the Peace of Versailles, 1713-1783 1
History of England: From the Peace of Utrecht to the Peace of Versailles, 1713-1783 1
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66.) to be laid before the King. Noyronder he complained of l^ordTowDshend^s disrespeoV fal tone.
240 HISTOHY OP ENGLAND. CUAf.VH.
"one flftfet to the Baltic, with no other view than to secure "thatf iu the treaties of peace to be made betwixt those "northern potentates, a freedom of trade to the Baltic " should be preserved to all nations. He frequently offered " considerable sums of money to the King of Sweden for "Bremen. . . , . . It is certain, thatif the CzarbeletaloDe ^^ three years , he... will be absolute master in those seas." But to what result this alarming question might hare tended can a till only be matter of conjecture, for, happiljr.
the apprehended crisis never came. The remonstrances which Sir John Norris had been instructed to make, com- bined with those of the Danish Court, and probably also of the Austrian agents, proved sufficient to deter the Czar from his projects against Mecklenburg, and induce him to re- embark the greater part of his troops; and thus was quietiT averted an enterprise which it seemed almost equally dan- gerous ffir England to suffer or repel.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
66.) to be laid before the King. Noyronder he complained of l^ordTowDshend^s disrespeoV fal tone.
240 HISTOHY OP ENGLAND. CUAf.VH.
"one flftfet to the Baltic, with no other view than to secure "thatf iu the treaties of peace to be made betwixt those "northern potentates, a freedom of trade to the Baltic " should be preserved to all nations. He frequently offered " considerable sums of money to the King of Sweden for "Bremen. . . , . . It is certain, thatif the CzarbeletaloDe ^^ three years , he... will be absolute master in those seas." But to what result this alarming question might hare tended can a till only be matter of conjecture, for, happiljr.
the apprehended crisis never came. The remonstrances which Sir John Norris had been instructed to make, com- bined with those of the Danish Court, and probably also of the Austrian agents, proved sufficient to deter the Czar from his projects against Mecklenburg, and induce him to re- embark the greater part of his troops; and thus was quietiT averted an enterprise which it seemed almost equally dan- gerous ffir England to suffer or repel.
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