 ... them to throw off their government, and assuring them that Belgium would remain true to their cause. " Do not suffer yourselves to be seduced by promises, or terrified by threats. The Congress has protested against the acts of the Congress of London....  The Belgic Revolution of 1830 - 第 389 頁Charles White 著 - 1835完整檢視 - 關於此書
 | A counsellor at law - 1831 - 426 頁
...which a great power itself considers only as proposals. The nation which has been able to vanquish the Dutch armies will maintain the protest of its representatives....will finish it in spite of the protocols of London. " Luxembergers ! — You have been for these three centuries Belgians like us, and you have shown yourselves... | |
 | Edmund Burke - 1832 - 970 頁
...protested against the acts of the Congress of London. The nation, which has been able to vanquish the Dutch armies, will maintain the protest of its representatives....our revolution in spite of the treaties of 1815; we shall finish it in spite of the protocols of London." This was a declaration of war, not only against... | |
 | 1832 - 954 頁
...protested against the acts of the Congress of London. The nation, which has been able to vanquish the Dutch armies, will maintain the protest of its representatives....We began our revolution in spite of the treaties of 1 8 1 5 ; we shall finish it in spite of the protocols of London." This was a declaration of war, not... | |
 | 1832 - 960 頁
...protested against the acts of the Congress of London. The nation, which has been able to vanquish the Dutch armies, will maintain the protest of its representatives....our revolution in spite of the treaties of 1815; we shall finish it in spite of the protocols of London." This was a declaration of war, not only against... | |
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...the Dutch armies," was able to resist the Conference of London. "We began our revolution," he said, "in spite of the Treaties of 1815 ; we will finish it in spite of the Protocols of London." The effect of this bombastic manifesto was to irritate every Cabinet in Europe. Van de Weyer wished... | |
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