text_original: Palmerston was quite unmoved. He knew his man. He did not believe that Louis Philippe was " the man to run amuck, especially without any adequate motive ".^ Bulwer, therefore, was instructed to tell Thiers, ^ To Bulwer, July 21st, 1840, 156 THE FOREIGN POLICY OF LORD PALMERSTON [1830  *'in the most friendly and inoffensive manner, that if France throws down the gauntlet we shall not refuse to pick it up ".^ His con  fidence in his own judgment was not misplaced.
text_transcription: PALMERSTON WAS QUITE UNMOVED HE KNEW HIS MAN HE DID NOT BELIEVE THAT LOUIS PHILIPPE WAS THE MAN TO RUN AMUCK ESPECIALLY WITHOUT ANY ADEQUATE MOTIVE BULWAR THEREFORE WAS INSTRUCTED TO TELL TIER IN THE MOST FRIENDLY AND INOFFENSIVE MANNER THAT IF FRANCE THROWS DOWN THE GAUNTLET WE SHALL NOT REFUSE TO PICK IT UP HIS CONFIDENCE IN HIS OWN JUDGMENT WAS NOT MISPLACED
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