In a legislative sense the two peoples are hereafter separated. But the Storthing has a certain conviction that happy and confidential relations will arise to the benefit of the interests of both. If the above statement can find support, without prejudice and without bitterness, the Storthing is firmly convinced that what has now happened will be to the lasting happiness of Europe. On behalf of the welfare of the countries of the North, the Storthing addresses this appeal to the people who, by their magnanimity and chivalry, have won such a prominent place in the ranks of Nations. * * * * * Transcriber's notes There are many typographical and orthographical errors in the original. They are listed below. No corrections have been made. Storthing is sometimes spelled Storting; the use of apostrophes for possessives is inconsistent; and a number of words are inconsistently hyphenated. Neither these nor the frequent neologisms are noted explicitly. Title page Ph D. Table of Contents Consular Negatiations Footnote 2-3 that it has confered Page 4 which outworldly represents Footnote 4-1 the more pernicous Page 5 political ascendency chauvinistic strongwords Page 7 They may have complain in the Committe of 1898 Page 8 represented in they the in administration Footnote 10-1 Ministeral Council Page 11 policy of whech Page 12 Government Departements Page 16 by which the Ministery Footnote 18-1 wherevy it became incumbent Page 21 January 21et 1902 an disciplinary Footnote 23-2 is missing a full stop at the end. Page 25 which decribes Page 27 Buth it may nevertheless Page 30 Norwegian gouvernment Page 31 Swedish governement Page 32, side note Mr Bostrom's Page 33, "Coun" omitted before "cil" at the start of the page Footnote 33-2 Foreign conntry Page 34 remedy the deficiences Page 36 tone is one af decision Footnote 36-2 is missing a full stop at the end. Page 38, side note accusations aganist Page 38 illwill against Sweden Formally, therfore, Page 40 the breaking op was prowed by Page 43 an disciplinary sense Footnote 45-2 frame this laws Page 46 are unnessary Page 47 There is a missing a full stop after "rouse their passions" Footnote 47-1 as questions refering Page 48 One symtom of this the tumultuons confusion Page 50 disssolution of the Union a document adressed There is a missing full stop after "appointed by the Storthing" Page 51 Therfore the way und Mr LOeVLAND Page 52 for the establisment Page 53 cause for displeausure Page 55 whole of the procedings Page 58 side note There is a missing full stop after "27th May 1905" Page 59 side note 27nd May