Primary and Secondary Literature
No separate history of the congress exists, but innumerable references are to be found in general histories and in memoirs, correspondence, 8w., of the time. See:
- Sir E. Hertslet, Map of Europe (London, I 875); Castlereagh, Correspondence;
- Metternich, Memoirs;
- N. Bianchi, Storia documentata della diplomazia Europea in Italia (8 vols., Turin, 1865-1872);
- Gentzs correspondence;
- Valuable unpublished correspondence is preserved at the Record Office in the volumes marked F. 0., Austria, Lord Stewart, January to February 1821, and March to September 1821. (W. A. P.)
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