The Quarterly Review, Volume 115William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray IV, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero John Murray, 1864 |
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Page 254
... Treaty of London . For what reason it was resolved to take these engagements in the vague language of a despatch , instead of in a formal treaty , it is not now necessary to discuss . The result has been an infinite addition to the ...
... Treaty of London . For what reason it was resolved to take these engagements in the vague language of a despatch , instead of in a formal treaty , it is not now necessary to discuss . The result has been an infinite addition to the ...
Page 255
... Treaty of London , the most important paper in the whole controversy ; for it contains , in fact , the celebrated contract of 1851-52 . It was acceded to by Prussia , the other commissary of the Confederation ; it was sanctioned by the ...
... Treaty of London , the most important paper in the whole controversy ; for it contains , in fact , the celebrated contract of 1851-52 . It was acceded to by Prussia , the other commissary of the Confederation ; it was sanctioned by the ...
Page 256
... Treaty of London , an engagement was contracted by Denmark towards Austria as distinctly as words could contract it . Denmark did accept the Austrian interpretation . The following are the words of M. Bluhme , in a despatch dated ...
... Treaty of London , an engagement was contracted by Denmark towards Austria as distinctly as words could contract it . Denmark did accept the Austrian interpretation . The following are the words of M. Bluhme , in a despatch dated ...
Page 260
... Treaty of London was signed by the German Powers in consideration of Denmark's promises not to incorporate Slesvig with the Kingdom . They find it , in these more liberal days , convenient to forget the plain wording of the despatch ...
... Treaty of London was signed by the German Powers in consideration of Denmark's promises not to incorporate Slesvig with the Kingdom . They find it , in these more liberal days , convenient to forget the plain wording of the despatch ...
Page 270
... Treaty of London . They had already pledged themselves to do so , as soon as Denmark had accepted the despatch ; and Denmark having done so , any further induce- ment became superfluous . Passing from this point , and fully admitting ...
... Treaty of London . They had already pledged themselves to do so , as soon as Denmark had accepted the despatch ; and Denmark having done so , any further induce- ment became superfluous . Passing from this point , and fully admitting ...
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