This book is a detailed analysis of European politics in the mid-nineteenth century. It focuses on two key events: the Spanish marriages and the confiscation of Cracow. Written by David Urquhart, a prominent diplomat and writer of his time, the book provides a fascinating insight into the complex political landscape of the era.

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