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Foreign News March 3, 1814

Daily National Intelligencer

Washington, District Of Columbia

What is this article about?

British commentary criticizes the imposition of a monarchy on the Dutch under British ministry influence, portraying the 'Sovereign Prince' as betraying republican ideals and creating a puppet king manufactured by Lord Castlereagh, contrasting it with French tyranny under Bonaparte.

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The Dutch, it seems, under the auspices of the British ministry, are to be saddled with a monarchy.--This is restoring Holland to liberty with a vengeance! Pray let us hear no more of French tyranny. The hopes of Holland are nipped in the bud.
The Dutch hailed their "Sovereign Prince," as the restorer of the republican form of government; and he takes advantage of the generous enthusiasm of the people to cheat them of their rights. A king of Holland, manufactured by Lord Castlereagh, will be no thing more than a puppet for the British ministry. Talk no more, ye tories, of Bonaparte's making sovereigns to reign over nations fond of freedom!
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What sub-type of article is it?

Political Diplomatic Royal Event

What keywords are associated?

Dutch Monarchy British Influence Sovereign Prince Lord Castlereagh Republican Betrayal Holland Liberty

What entities or persons were involved?

Sovereign Prince Lord Castlereagh Bonaparte

Where did it happen?

Holland

Foreign News Details

Primary Location

Holland

Key Persons

Sovereign Prince Lord Castlereagh Bonaparte

Outcome

dutch hopes for republican government nipped in the bud; imposition of a puppet monarchy under british influence.

Event Details

The Dutch are to be saddled with a monarchy under British ministry auspices, betraying their republican ideals. The Sovereign Prince, hailed as restorer of republican government, cheats the people of their rights. A king of Holland manufactured by Lord Castlereagh will be a puppet for the British ministry.

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