Some Official Correspondence of George Canning [1821-1827], Том 2Longmans, Green, 1887 |
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accept affairs Ambassador appears army arrived Austria Banda Oriental Brazil Britain British Government Cabinet Canning's claim Columbia consequence Crown of Portugal Czar Damas dear desired despatch diplomatic discovery Don Miguel Don Pedro doubt Duke of Wellington Duke's EARL OF LIVERPOOL Emperor England faithful Majesty favour feeling Foreign Office France French Government Greece Greek question honour hostile House instructions King Latitude Legitimist letter to Lord Liberal Lieven Lisbon London Lord Beresford Lord Granville Lord Liverpool Madrid Majesty's ment messenger military Minister nation nature negotiations North North-West Coast occupation October opinion Pacifick Palmella Paris Parliament party Peninsula Plenipotentiary political Porte Portuguese Constitution Portuguese Government possession principles printed Protocol Regency respect River Russia Russian Government settlement sincerely Sir Charles Stuart Spain Spanish Government STAPLETON stipulation Territory tion Tory treaty Turkey United Villèle VISCOUNT GRANVILLE Wellington Correspondence
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