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Map of Europe in 1815 showing national boundaries established after the Congress of Vienna. The map highlights major kingdoms, empires, and states of the period, including the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, Kingdom of France, Austrian Empire, Russian Empire, Kingdom of Prussia, and Ottoman Empire. The boundary of the German Confederation is outlined in red, encompassing regions such as Prussia, Bavaria, Saxony, and others in central Europe.

great power: References & Edit History

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  • Daniel Costa
    Daniel Costa is a writer for Encyclopedia Britannica. He has studied applied linguistics, philosophy, and history.

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Modified link of Web site: Oxford Public International Law - Superpowers and Great Powers. Aug 21, 2026
Add new Web site: Oxford Public International Law - Superpowers and Great Powers. Nov 06, 2025
Cross-reference added. Oct 01, 2024
New article added. Oct 13, 2022
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