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The Congressof Vienna, 1814-1815. Metternich is seatedin the leftforeground,Castlereaghto the left of centerforeground,<br />
Talleyrand is at right.<br />
The Holy Alliance gave Austria the mandate to London, George Canning himself went so far as to<br />
brutally put down the insurrection in Naples and the stand up at a banquet and toast the American ambas-<br />
Piedmont. The French were given the Holy mandate sador:<br />
against Verona in 1822 and the task of restoring<br />
Ferdinand VII in Spain. The French Bourbons also The force of blood again prevails, and the daughvowed<br />
to stamp out revolution in South America. ter and the mother stand together against the<br />
In Greece, the situation was more complicated world!<br />
because both the Holy Alliance and the British partially<br />
backed the Greek revolutionaries and spread the Canning began making overtures and then ultiferment<br />
as a'way of carving up the Ottoman Empire. matums to President Monroe and Secretary of State<br />
In each instance, the British promoted local Robes- Adams that America should issue a joint declaration<br />
pierres or Khomeinis against Lafayette's networks,<br />
with England, or else!<br />
Britain's trap for the Lafayette, Adams, and Mon-<br />
American Revolution or French Terror? roe networks had a razor's double edge. In exchange<br />
Against the interventionistpolicy of the Holy Alliance, for British backing of the Spanish Constitutionalists<br />
the second radical face of British policy was upgraded against Ferdinand VII' the "revolutionaries" were<br />
from covert operations to official policy status, prepared to "cede" Cuba, and perhaps Puerto Rico,<br />
George Canning replaced Viscount Castlereagh as to England. George Canning threatened to land<br />
Britain's foreign minister in 1822, and Canning British naval forces in Cuba to "protect" the liberaplayed<br />
the now public charade of sympathy for liberal tion, at the same time that Britain invited America to<br />
movements against despotism. Simultaneously, the issue a joint doctrine based on the Edinburgh Review<br />
evil crowd of the Edinburgh Review grouped around policy.<br />
the sodomist Jeremy Bentham and Lord Shelbourne The real intentions of a British naval force desurfaced<br />
in much the same way that Ramsey Clark ployed to Cuba were not hard to read in Washington.<br />
emerged as the promoter of Khomeini in 1979.<br />
In May 1820 the Edinburgh Review published a The Monroe Doctrine<br />
policy document proposing that the United States John Quincy Adams, James Monroe and General<br />
should unite with the liberals of Great Britain in Lafayette returned to the policy formulations of<br />
support of liberty in Spain, France, and Italy. In George Washington's famous Farewell Address of<br />
10 June 1980 / CAMPAIGNER