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Wars and Treaties, 1815 to 1914

by Arthur Ponsonby

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Remarks

Russia’s hold over Turkey was greatly strengthened, but the establishment of an absolutely independent kingdom in Greece was finally secured.

War Between Holland and Belgium 1830–1839

Belligerents

Holland.
Belgium, France, Great Britain.

Cause

The Kingdom of the Netherlands was set up by the Congress of Vienna in 1815, but from the first there was discord between the two states of the kingdom. King William was a Dutchman and a Protestant. Holland, although the smaller of the two states, had a permanent majority in the Chamber. Public offices and appointments were filled by Dutchmen. The hatred of Dutch rule grew, and with it a desire for separation.

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