Concert of Europe
First mentioned in 1701 by Charles Davenant in his "Essays on the Balance of Power", it was widely publicised in Britain by author and Tory satirist Daniel Defoe in his 1709 article "A Review of the Affairs of France". The idea was reflected in the wording of the treaties and resurfaced after the defeat of Napoleon in the 1815 Concert of Europe that dominated Europe in the 19th century.