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Document signed, eight pages (adjoining sheets) - with royal paper seal and sewn with black ribbon, 7,75 x 12,25 inch, Carlton House (London), 9.12.1818, in English & French, warrant by which the King of Denmark`s accession to a General Convention was accepted and concluded at Paris, April 25, 1818, requiring the Lord Chancellor to affix the Great Seal to an Instrument "containing our Ratification [...] to a General Convention concluded at Paris on the twenty-fifth day of April 1818, between His Majesty and His Good Brother The Most Christian King [Louis XVIII], - signed at that Capital on the Twenty first day of September last [...]", signed in black ink "George PR." - countersigned by Lord Bathurst, the British secretary for war and the colonies, with three mild horizontal mailing folds, and browning - in fine condition.
The Napoleonic Wars of the early nineteenth century tore the Denmark-Norway union out of a peaceful period that had lasted since 1720. The continental blockade of England, which was against Danish interests, was a catastrophe to Norway. The consequences were isolation, economic crises, and hunger. Consequently, leading groups in Norway were convinced that they needed a political representation of their own, which led to Norwegian independence in 1814; Danish hopes of reunion were thus lost. Up until this time, Denmark-Norway remained an ally of Napoleon, but the wars proved a national catastrophe for Denmark, both economically and politically. The policy of armed neutrality had failed, and the fleet had been destroyed or surrendered. Trade had been hard-hit by the blockade, and the widespread overseas connections that formerly had played so large a part in the economic life of Denmark could not be resumed. Inflation also contributed to the crisis. An economic turn for the better did not occur till about 1830. During this period, from 1808 So 1839, Denmark was ruled by Frederick VI, whose government was a patriarchal autocracy. In the Privy Council, which was regularly convened after 1814, Poul Christian Stemann became the leading figure who championed absolute monarchy against a rising tide of liberal reform.
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(1762-1830) King of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland and of Hanover.
Year of Birth: 1762
George Augustus Frederick George IV was born in London on August 12, 1762, and was the eldest son of King George III and Queen Charlotte. He was known as the Prince of Wales throughout his life, and upon his father’s death in 1820, he became the King of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. Despite his royal upbringing and upbringing, George IV was known to be a bit of a rebel. He was known to be a wild spender, and was often found indulging in excesses of food, alcohol, and gambling.
George IV was also known to be a bit of a clotheshorse, and was known to be fond of extravagant outfits and jewelry. He was also known to be a great patron of the arts and was responsible for the creation of many of the great works of art that are now housed in the Royal Collection. He was also known to be a great supporter of the theater, and his patronage of the theater was a major factor in the development of the English theater as we know it today.
Despite his wild ways, George IV was a great supporter of the British Empire and was an important figure in the development of the United Kingdom’s political system. He was also a great proponent of the Enlightenment, and encouraged the building of many of the great libraries and educational institutions of the day. His support of the arts and sciences was also influential, and he was responsible for the establishment of the Royal Academy of Arts in 1824.
George IV was also a great supporter of the Church of England and was a major contributor to the building of many of the great cathedrals of the nation. He was also a great proponent of the British Empire’s worldwide expansion, and was instrumental in the creation of many colonies in the Americas, Africa, and Asia. He was also a great advocate of the British Navy and was a major supporter of its modernization and expansion.
George IV was known to be a great admirer of the arts, and was a major patron of the Royal Academy of Music. He was also a major patron of the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts, and was a great supporter of the Royal Opera House. He also supported the Royal Ballet and the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, and was an important figure in the development of classical music.
George IV was a major figure in British history, and his reign was marked by both grandeur and controversy. His wild spending habits and his patronage of the arts made him a highly controversial figure, but his support of the British Empire, the Church of England, and the arts and sciences was highly influential. He was a major influence in the development of the United Kingdom’s political system, and his legacy still lives on today.
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