Esterhazy, Count
Count Esterhazy was an attache at the Austrian legation in Paris in 1836-8 and subsequently served as the Austrian representative at Rome, 1848-56, and as minister without portfolio in the Austrian governments of Schmerling and Belcredi, 1860-6. He was a confidant of the Emperor Franz Joseph. William Cowper was private secretary to his uncle, Lord Melbourne, the British Prime Minister, from 1835 onwards.
From the guide to the Letters from Moriz, Count Esterhazy, to W.Cowper, 1832-1838, (University of Southampton Libraries Special Collections)
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