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LOUIS PHILIPPE

PAGES The Revolution of July, 1880--Louis Philippe--Louis Philippe and the military democratic party--First communications with the Sovereigns 1-13

THE POWERS AND THE CITIZEN KING

THE CREATION OF BELGIUM

THE COERCION OF HOLLAND

MEHEMET ALI

TWO QUEENS AND TWO PRETENDERS

SULTAN AND PASHA

THE ISOLATION OF FRANCE

THE CORDIAL UNDERSTANDING

THE SPANISH MARRIAGES

Lord Palmerston in Paris--Louis Philippe and M. Guizot disconcerted by Christina's proposal to the Coburgs--Palmerston's despatch of July 19, 1846--Bresson's letter to Guizot of July 12--Anger of Louis Philippe--Bulwer implores Palmerston to promote the Coburg marriage--Palmerston puts forward Don Enrique--Effect at Madrid of the despatch of July 19--The double marriage announced--Correspondence between the French Queen and Queen Victoria--Guizot's letter to Lord John Russell--Louis Philippe's letter to his daughter--Queen Victoria's reply--Palmerston's protest founded upon the renunciations at Utrecht--Attitude of the Northern Courts--Palmerston's despatches of October 31, 1846, and January 8, 1847--Debates in the French Chamber and the British Parliament--Christina's conduct reviewed--Louis Philippe's Bourbon policy--Why Louis Philippe broke the compact of Eu--Palmerston's Spanish policy from 1834 to 1846--Weakness of Aberdeen 381-405

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