January 15, 1843.

In the residence of the Grand Duke in Luxembourg City, Palmerston, who was never too lonely, suddenly realized that he had become an awkward outsider. Belgium had been divided like a box of exquisite cakes on the dining table.

Not only was his existence worthless, but even Leopold I's objections were intentionally omitted by the other participants.

The Dutch took the Flemish region, but it was seen as rightful in their eyes

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