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Chapter 143

General European Relations

England interested herself in certain diplomatic discussions concerning the succession to the crown of Denmark, and in the disputes which occurred between the government of Copenhagen and the German Confederation, connected with Schleswig Holstein.

A treaty of commerce and navigation, between her Britannic majesty and the King of the Belgians, also signalized the year.

No other events of serious importance engaged the attention of England in connection with Europe.