The Bourbon Restoration
The Bourbon Restoration
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But, whereas England could view with comparative indifference an extension of Austrian influence in Italy, the national and dynastic policy of France was opposed to it. The situation of the two constitutional States differed in another important particular. In his instructions to his half- brother, Bord Stewart, the British Ambassador at Vienna and the representative of England at Troppau and at Baibach, Oastle- reagh prescribed a line of conduct without regard as to whether it might be displea...sing to the autocratic sovereigns. Richelieu, however, though he was prepared only in a limited degree to adopt the views of the despotic Powers, was very anxious to avoid offending the Tsar. The impossibility of reconciling these two objects accounts, in a groat measure, for the vacillating attitude of Caraman and La Ferronays, the representatives of fVanoe. But Caraman, who was Ambassador at Vienna, had been completely subjugated by Mettemich, and would disclose to him his most secret instructions.' Pasquier, the Minister for Foreign Affairs, further complains that at this time French diplomacy was equally badly served in Bondon, where Diazes 1 Pasquier, V.
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But, whereas England could view with comparative indifference an extension of Austrian influence in Italy, the national and dynastic policy of France was opposed to it. The situation of the two constitutional States differed in another important particular. In his instructions to his half- brother, Bord Stewart, the British Ambassador at Vienna and the representative of England at Troppau and at Baibach, Oastle- reagh prescribed a line of conduct without regard as to whether it might be displea...sing to the autocratic sovereigns. Richelieu, however, though he was prepared only in a limited degree to adopt the views of the despotic Powers, was very anxious to avoid offending the Tsar. The impossibility of reconciling these two objects accounts, in a groat measure, for the vacillating attitude of Caraman and La Ferronays, the representatives of fVanoe. But Caraman, who was Ambassador at Vienna, had been completely subjugated by Mettemich, and would disclose to him his most secret instructions.' Pasquier, the Minister for Foreign Affairs, further complains that at this time French diplomacy was equally badly served in Bondon, where Diazes 1 Pasquier, V.
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