Excerpt from The Portfolio Collection, Vol. 4: A Collection of State Papers, and Other Instruments and Correspondence, Historical, Diplomatic, and Commerical
It had ever been the policy of England, consecrated by experi ence, to ally herself firmly with that power in Germany most interested in preserving the independence Of the separate states in that empire. We allied ourselves with the Empress Queen to preserve her rights against a formidable confederacy. In the seven years war, we lent our efleetive assistance to Frederick the Great, when asserting the liberties Of Germany in opposition to a formidable league to partition the Prussian monarchy. The power which was most capable Of maintaining the independence of the German states, when not engaged in aggressive schemes herself, was Austria.
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