ALLIANCE

on alliance formed.| HB by — Pro ia and Austria, and EB quently joined by all the Buropean | tot!, excepting Great Britain and Rome. | par! rowed object was to introduce {nto | of a an age ment of both tho juternal and | of ( rrnal affairs of the various states a it of Christ lan kindne and forbear- ¢, but its real rs was to goard inst revolutions of the people, and thus posure the continued existence of the asties as they thon were. The utter ocrisy of its promoters was quite ious, and this country curtly refused to e anything to do with it. The Alliance 1¢ to an end in 1830, on the occasion of revolution in France. [( [s. 172]