British Policy and the Independence of Latin America, 1804-1828, Volumen52

A. G. Stapleton A'Court Adams affairs Alexander Alliance Allies Amer August Austria Bagot Banda Bolívar Brazil Brazilian Britain British mediation British policy Buenos Aires cabinet Canning's colonists commercial Concert Congress Cortes Cuba Dawkins December despite diplomacy diplomatic dispatch Don John Duke of Wellington England English envoy European Ferdinand force Foreign Office Foreign Policy Foreign Secretary France French George Harold Temperley Henry Wellesley Hist ibid Independence of Latin interests January John Quincy Adams King Latin America Lieven London Lord Grenville Lord Liverpool Lord Wellesley Madrid ment Metternich Mexico minister Miranda monarchy Monroe Doctrine Napoleon negotiations November October Paris peace Pedro Pitt Plata Policy of Castlereagh political Popham Portugal Powers Press Prince proposed question recognition refused Regency revolution Rio de Janeiro Robertson Rush Russia September Sir Charles Sir Home South America Spain Spanish America Spanish Colonies Strangford Stuart Temperley tion trade treaty troops Tsar United Villèle vols Webster