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CONTENTS.
CHAPTER I.
MY EMBASSY IN ENGLAND.
My arrival in England; General aspect of the Country.-My Estab-
lishment at Hertford House, the Hotel of the Embassy.—I present
my letters of credence to Queen Victoria.-Incident at that
Audience.-Relative positions of the Aristocracy and Democracy
in the English Government.-My first Dinner and first Evening
Party at Lord Palmerston's.-Lord Melbourne and Lord Aberdeen.
-The Duke of Wellington. My first Dinner with the Queen at
Buckingham Palace.-Levée held by the Queen at Saint James's
Palace.-Fall of Marshal Soult, and Accession of M. Thiers.-Dis-
position of King Louis-Philippe.-Situation of M. Thiers.-Diffe-
rent opinions of my friends on the question of whether I ought to
continue Ambassador in London.-Reasons which determine me to
remain. My Letters to my friends.-Commencement of my Corres-
pondence with M. Thiers.
CHAPTER II.
NEGOTIATIONS ON THE AFFAIRS OF THE EAST.
Difficulties of my position in London when resuming the Negotiation
on the Affairs of the East.-My Instructions.-Motives and Bases
of the Policy of the Cabinet of Marshal Soult.-Preliminary Conver-
sation with Lord Palmerston.-I learn the formation of the Cabinet
of M. Thiers. My first Conversation with Lord Palmerston on the
Eastern Question.-Conversation with Lord Melbourne.-Disposi-
tions of several Members of the English Cabinet.-Lord Holland,
Lord Lansdowne, and Lord John Russell.-Dispositions of the
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