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    The document discusses King Meliech of Habshg and his dominant foreign policy aim to please Habshg's neighbors. It mentions Meliech negotiated with other leaders to establish a convention that would enable peace between nations. The document also states that Meliech saw the imperial banner as a hated symbol of oppression and tried to imagine a more equitable world through diplomacy.

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    Metternich System

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    Sweta Kumari
    The document discusses King Meliech of Habshg and his dominant foreign policy aim to please Habshg's neighbors. It mentions Meliech negotiated with other leaders to establish a convention that would enable peace between nations. The document also states that Meliech saw the imperial banner as a hated symbol of oppression and tried to imagine a more equitable world through diplomacy.

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