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... Wellington should take the blame for it.7 Wellington answered that the Ministry should finally decide who was to give the orders in the Peninsula . He begged for the fair confidence of the Government : " If the Government takes the ...
... Wellington should take the blame for it.7 Wellington answered that the Ministry should finally decide who was to give the orders in the Peninsula . He begged for the fair confidence of the Government : " If the Government takes the ...
Side 414
... Wellington's support . When Richelieu sought Austrian and Russian ap- proval for a reduction , those nations agreed only to follow Wellington's lead . Richelieu realized he would have to redouble his efforts to gain Wellington's ...
... Wellington's support . When Richelieu sought Austrian and Russian ap- proval for a reduction , those nations agreed only to follow Wellington's lead . Richelieu realized he would have to redouble his efforts to gain Wellington's ...
Side 551
... Wellington would change the direction of British foreign policy . 12 Alarmed by Wellington's succession , the Spanish government sent General Miguel Ricardo de Alava , a veteran of the penin- sular campaigns and Wellington's old friend ...
... Wellington would change the direction of British foreign policy . 12 Alarmed by Wellington's succession , the Spanish government sent General Miguel Ricardo de Alava , a veteran of the penin- sular campaigns and Wellington's old friend ...
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British Foreign Policy and the Peninsular | 32 |
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