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... atic perspective was indeed a moderate blow to Albert, but it did not mean he would give up the plan brewing in his mind.
As Palmerston said, even the worst empire is better than a republic.
Who knows if the rulers from the republic across the ocean might again renege on their promises to European countries not to provoke revolution; the not very glorious congress of 1815 is an eternal pain in their hearts.
The core interest of the United Kingdom lies in the stability of ...
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