Publisher's Synopsis
This collection of official correspondence offers a fascinating glimpse into the politics and diplomacy of the mid-19th century. Edited and published by the United States Department of State, the letters detail the case of Martin Koszta, a Hungarian refugee whose detention by Austrian authorities sparked a diplomatic crisis between the two countries.
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