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The chief difficulty which has prevented an earlier solution of this affair appears to have arisen from doubts ... Actuated by this feeling , and trusting that his Excellency the Tuscan Minister for Foreign Affairs is equally willing to ...
The chief difficulty which has prevented an earlier solution of this affair appears to have arisen from doubts ... Actuated by this feeling , and trusting that his Excellency the Tuscan Minister for Foreign Affairs is equally willing to ...
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In the first place , it is well not to have more affairs on hand at once than may be unavoidable , and both the 2 Governments have to deal at present with other matters enough to occupy their attention .
In the first place , it is well not to have more affairs on hand at once than may be unavoidable , and both the 2 Governments have to deal at present with other matters enough to occupy their attention .
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affair was completed ; and that if Austria and Prussia were agreed , it was not likely that any difficulties would ... the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the King of Denmark , reporting a conversation which he had had with Prince ...
affair was completed ; and that if Austria and Prussia were agreed , it was not likely that any difficulties would ... the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the King of Denmark , reporting a conversation which he had had with Prince ...
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| Title | British and Foreign State Papers |
| Author | Great Britain. Foreign and Commonwealth Office |
| Contributor | Great Britain. Foreign Office. Library |
| Publisher | H.M. Stationery Office, 1825 |
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