The Second Partition of Poland: A Study in Diplomatic History

Robert Howard Lord

yan, 1915 · Harvard University Press

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PREFACE -- LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS -- INTRODUCTION -- CHAPTER I. THE STATE OF POLAND AFTER THE FIRST PARTITION THE BEGINNING OF NATIONAL REVIVAL -- CHAPTER II. THE AUSTRO-RUSSIAN ALLIANCE AND THE OUTBREAK OF THE RUSSO-TURKISH WAR --CHAPTER III. THE DESIGNS OF PRUSSIA -- CHAPTER IV. T H E PLAN FOR A RUSSO-POLISH ALLIANCE -- CHAPTER V. THE OVERTHROW OF RUSSIAN RULE IN POLAND -- CHAPTER VI. THE PRUSSO-POLISH ALLIANCE -- CHAPTER VII. REICHENBACH -- CHAPTER VIII. CATHERINA CONSTANS INVICTA -- CHAPTER IX. THE REVOLUTION OF THE THIRD OF MAY AND THE FORMATION OF THE AUSTRO-PRUSSIAN ALLIANCE --CHAPTER X. THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE FRENCH AND POLISH QUESTIONS TO THE DEATH OF LEOPOLD II -- CHAPTER XI. THE OUTBREAK OF WAR IN EAST AND WEST -- CHAPTER XII. THE RUSSIAN RECONQUEST or POLAND -- CHAPTER XIII. AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA AGREE UPON A PARTITION -- CHAPTER XIV. AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA DISAGREE ABOUT THE PARTITION -- CHAPTER XV. THE NOTE OF MERLE -- CHAPTER XVI. HAUGWITZ'S FINAL NEGOTIATION AT VIENNA -- CHAPTER XVII. THE RUSSO-PRUSSIAN PARTITION TREATY -- CHAPTER XVIII. THE ATTITUDE OF AUSTRIA TOWARDS THE PARTITION -- CHAPTER XIX. THE ATTITUDE OF ENGLAND AND FRANCE TOWARD THE PARTITION -- CHAPTER XX. THE DIET OF GRODNO AND THE CONSUMMATION OF THE PARTITION -- CHAPTER XXI. CONCLUSION -- APPENDICES -- BIBLIOGRAPHY -- INDEX.