Journal of a Horticultural Tour through Germany, Belgium, and part of France,Autumn of 1835 Part 19

RUSSIA, in ANSWER to A MANCHESTER MANUFACTURER.

_CONTENTS_:

I.--Russia, Turkey, and England.

II.--Poland, Russia, and England.

III.--The Balance of Power.

IV.--Protection of Commerce.

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The SPEECH of LORD DUDLEY STUART on the POLICY of RUSSIA. Delivered in the House of Commons, Friday, February 19, 1836. With an Appendix of Official Doc.u.ments.

SPEECH OF P. M. STEWART, Esq. M.P. in the House of Commons, on April 20, 1836, in support of his Motion on the subject of the Aggressions of Russia.

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REASONS for Retaining the Dependence of LOWER CANADA.

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OPINIONS of the EUROPEAN PRESS on the EASTERN QUESTION. Translated or Extracted from Turkish, German, French, and English Papers, and Reviews.

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"These translations and extracts consist of some of the best Essays and Papers that have been written since the commencement of the year 1835, on the designs of Russia, the conditions and prospects of Turkey, and the power, as well as duties, belonging to certain of the great European kingdoms--England especially, to check the encroachments of the Northern Autocrat. The Editor, from his preface and notes, seems to have been a resident in Turkey for a considerable time, and to possess a thorough acquaintance with the Eastern question. We believe that the works which have been given to the world, on the Eastern question, by the publishers of the present volume, have greatly, nay mainly contributed to the dissemination of sound views on this great subject; nor can we doubt of those collected translations and extracts, so well chosen and edited as they are, tending still further to enlighten the mind and invigorate the arm of England in behalf of freedom and justice, and to the effectual checking of the despot's ambition."--_Monthly Review_.

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