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This notice details diplomatic communications and actions between Great Britain, France, Russia, the Ottoman Empire, and other European powers regarding the occupation of the Principalities and the rights of Christian subjects.
1436 intimated that serious consequences would ensue from the refusal of the Sultan to comply with unwarrantable …
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OfficialSultan
OfficialEmperor of the French
OfficialRussian Government
OfficialCount Nesselrode
OfficialBaron Brunnow
OfficialEmperor of Russia
OfficialPorte
OfficialHer Majesty's Ambassador
OfficialHer Majesty's Admiral
OfficialPrince Menchikoff
OfficialSovereigns of Austria
OfficialFrance
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 53, 20 June 1854.
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