Canning s Foreign Policy 1822-27

Nov 25, 2012

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Congress of Verona 1822. Just before the Congress Castlereagh had committed suicide, Liverpool had appointed Canning as his replacement ? a ?Liberal-Tory' and therefore perhaps less likely to back the absolutist powers in EuropeVerona was called to discuss the rebellion against absolutism in Spain

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Canning s Foreign Policy 1822-27

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