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Friedrich von Gentz, the Congress of Vienna, and the problem of Perpetual Peace

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This paper links diplomatic dealings in Vienna c. 1815 to the earlier philosophical discourse of ‘perpetual peace’ (ewige Frieden), which Gentz was exposed to in the 1780s while a student of Kant in Königsberg.

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