The Eastern Question a Study in Diplomacy
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It specified two conditions as being essential to the European equilibrium: (i) The integ- rity of the Ottoman empire, and (2) the governmental inde- pendence of the Sultan ; but the Sultan was to be asked to ameliorate the condition of his Christian subjects. A note was added to the protocol by which the Porte was requested to make known the conditions on which it would treat with Russia. * Just at this moment, when everything looked propitious^ events occurred which destroyed all hope of peac...e. Contrary to the Czar's expectations, the Turks were generally success- ful in their military operations and defeated the Russians in both Europe and Asia. This so angered Nicholas that he abandoned his pacific declaration of October 30th and ordered his fleet to sea. It found the Turkish fleet in the harbor of Sinope, on the coast of Asia Minor, and utterly destroyed it. * The Sultan, being thus disabled from defending himself in the Black Sea, begged the French and English admirals to pass the Bosphorus.
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It specified two conditions as being essential to the European equilibrium: (i) The integ- rity of the Ottoman empire, and (2) the governmental inde- pendence of the Sultan ; but the Sultan was to be asked to ameliorate the condition of his Christian subjects. A note was added to the protocol by which the Porte was requested to make known the conditions on which it would treat with Russia. * Just at this moment, when everything looked propitious^ events occurred which destroyed all hope of peac...e. Contrary to the Czar's expectations, the Turks were generally success- ful in their military operations and defeated the Russians in both Europe and Asia. This so angered Nicholas that he abandoned his pacific declaration of October 30th and ordered his fleet to sea. It found the Turkish fleet in the harbor of Sinope, on the coast of Asia Minor, and utterly destroyed it. * The Sultan, being thus disabled from defending himself in the Black Sea, begged the French and English admirals to pass the Bosphorus.
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