CHAPTER XIX. THE ATTITUDE OF ENGLAND AND FRANCE TOWARD THE PARTITION

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. PREFACE vii
3. LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS xviii
4. CONTENTS xix
5. INTRODUCTION 3
6. CHAPTER I. THE STATE OF POLAND AFTER THE FIRST PARTITION THE BEGINNING OF NATIONAL REVIVAL 56
7. CHAPTER II. THE AUSTRO-RUSSIAN ALLIANCE AND THE OUTBREAK OF THE RUSSO-TURKISH WAR 64
8. CHAPTER III. THE DESIGNS OF PRUSSIA 75
9. CHAPTER IV. T H E PLAN FOR A RUSSO-POLISH ALLIANCE 82
10. CHAPTER V. THE OVERTHROW OF RUSSIAN RULE IN POLAND 92
11. CHAPTER VI. THE PRUSSO-POLISH ALLIANCE 112
12. CHAPTER VII. REICHENBACH 128
13. CHAPTER VIII. CATHERINA CONSTANS INVICTA 153
14. CHAPTER IX. THE REVOLUTION OF THE THIRD OF MAY AND THE FORMATION OF THE AUSTRO-PRUSSIAN ALLIANCE 192
15. CHAPTER X. THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE FRENCH AND POLISH QUESTIONS TO THE DEATH OF LEOPOLD II 217
16. CHAPTER XI. THE OUTBREAK OF WAR IN EAST AND WEST 243
17. CHAPTER XII. THE RUSSIAN RECONQUEST or POLAND 283
18. CHAPTER XIII. AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA AGREE UPON A PARTITION 310
19. CHAPTER XIV. AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA DISAGREE ABOUT THE PARTITION 326
20. CHAPTER XV. THE NOTE OF MERLE 348
21. CHAPTER XVI. HAUGWITZ’S FINAL NEGOTIATION AT VIENNA 362
22. CHAPTER XVII. THE RUSSO-PRUSSIAN PARTITION TREATY 377
23. CHAPTER XVIII. THE ATTITUDE OF AUSTRIA TOWARDS THE PARTITION 398
24. CHAPTER XIX. THE ATTITUDE OF ENGLAND AND FRANCE TOWARD THE PARTITION 440
25. CHAPTER XX. THE DIET OF GRODNO AND THE CONSUMMATION OF THE PARTITION 454
26. CHAPTER XXI. CONCLUSION 484
27. APPENDICES 507
28. BIBLIOGRAPHY 557
29. INDEX 573