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British Foreign Policy 1815-1851
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British Foreign Policy 1815-1851
Aims of those who met at Vienna- 1815
make sure French paid for their misdeeds
further their own interests, make sure victorious powers gained compensation
prevent further French aggression; might threaten peace with Europe
strengthen states around France
4 leading powers remained on good terms with each other to maintain balance of power
Castlereagh worried that if the settlement was too harsh then it would make them bitter and likely to go to war again
How successful?
reduced frontiers
lost many oversea colonies
allowed to keep Alsace Lorraine
victorious powers all gained territories
france's smaller neighbours were strengthened
quadruple alliance formed: Britain, Austria, Prussia, and Russia
balance of power achieved
aims and achievement of Lord Castlereagh in foreign affairs
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