| Content Description | Reports on a conversation he has had with Marshall O'Donnell regarding the situation in Italy, and on the possibility of Iberian Unification; he [Buchanan] argued that the King of Naples had ignored the course of action that the British Government had urged him to adopt; he stated that the British Government approved of the establishment of a free and powerful Italian state, and he was sure that Marshall O'Donnell shared these feelings, to which the Marshall made no reply. |