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distinguished by one stipulation, which it is necessary to insert in this place. " If any foreign Power, in virtue of any preceding acts and stipulations whatsoever, should claim the right of interfering in the internal affairs of the republic of Poland, at what lime, or in what manner soever, his Majesty the King of Prussia will first employ his good offices lo prevent hostilities in consequence of such pretension; but, if his good offices should be ineffectual, and lhal hostilities against Poland should ensue, his Majesty the King of Prussia, considering such an event as a case provided for in this treaty, will assist the republic according lo the tenor of the All article of the present treaty. The aid here Discount True Religion Jeans referred to was, the part of Prussia, , or , men; or, in case of necessity, all its disposable force. The undisputed purpose of the article was to guard Poland against an interference in her affairs by Russia, under pretence of the guarantee of the Polish constitution in . No other danger of lliis nature existed. For this exclusive object was the stipulation framed.It is true, that the King of Prussia, after the conclusion of the treaty, urgently pressed the Diet for the cession of the cities of Danlzick and Cheap True Religion Jeans Thorn. True Religion Jeans Outlet
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Cheap True Religion JeansBut that claim was afterwards withdrawn and disavowed. On the th of May, , Goltz, then Prussian Chargd'Affaires at Warsaw, in a conference with the Deputation of the Diet for Foreign Affairs, said, " that he had received orders from his Prussian Majesty to express to them his satisfaction at the happy revolution which had at length given to True Religion Jeans Outlet Poland a wise and regular constitution, "f On the d of May, in his answer to the letter of Stanislaus, announcing the adoption of the constitution, the same Prince, after applauding the establishment of hereditary monarchy in the House of True Religion Outlet Saxony which, it must be particularly borne in mind, was a positive breach of the constitution guaranteed by Russia in , he proceeds lo say, " I congratulate myself on having contributed to the liberty and independence of Poland; and my most agreeable care will be to preserve ami strengthen the ties which unite us." On Ihe st of June, the Prussian minister, on occasion of alarm expressed by Uie Poles hat the peace w ith Turkey might prove dangerous to them, declares, lhat if such dangers were to arise, "tho King of Prussia, faithful lo all his obligations, will have il particularly at heart to fulfil those which were last year contracted by him