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The European Powers and the Near Eastern Question 1806–1807
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Paul F. Shupp
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English
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1931
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A study of the diplomatic history of the four European Powers directly interested in the Near Eastern Question during the brief period between the Treaty of Pressburg and the Treaty of Tilsit. Specifically examines the aftermath of Pressburg from December 1805 to May 1806, the unsuccessful peace negotiations of Napoleon with Great Britain and Russia, the Franco-Russian rivalry in the Near East and subsequent war and peace of 1807, and British hostilities in the near east.
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FOREWORD
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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PART I. THE AFTERMATH OF PRESSBURG DECEMBER 1805—MAY 1806
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PART II. THE UNSUCCESSFUL PEACE NEGOTIATIONS OF NAPOLEON WITH GREAT BRITAIN AND RUSSIA JUNE—OCTOBER, 1806
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PART III. FRANCO-BRITISH RIVALRY IN THE NEAR EAST JUNE 1806—JANUARY 1807
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PART IV. BRITISH HOSTILITIES IN THE NEAR EAST JUNE 1806—MAY 1807
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PART V. FRANCO-RUSSIAN WAR AND PEACE FEBRUARY—NOVEMBER 1807
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BIBLIOGRAPHY
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INDEX
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