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Archduke Palatine Stephen to the Hungarian Diet, July 8, 1848

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1848-1900: Revolution, Liberalism, Modernization
Author
Archduke Palatine Stephen
Abstract

Archduke Palatine Stephen speaks to the Hungarian Diet about "preserving the integrity of the Hungarian realm" in the face of assaults by "evil-disposed, rebellious agitators" (especially in Croatia). Also speaks of Ferdinand's sanction of the union of Transylvania with Hungary. Assures Hungary of the king's respect for and loyalty to Hungary.

Description
Speech, 3 pages
Date Issued
1852
Publisher
Phinney & Co.
Keywords
Hungarian Diet
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1848
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Revolution
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Ferdinand V
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Habsburg Empire
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Transylvania
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Croatia
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Hungary
Previously Published as
Henry M. De Puy, Kossuth and His Generals (Buffalo: Phinney & Co., 1852), pp. 149-152.
Type
other

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