Denmark's alignment with France is given as the reason for the British attacks in both 1801 and 1807. The Royal Navy's repeated arrival at Copenhagen and seizure of Danish ships form the closing comparison, twice within less than a decade. The account ends with the blunt warning that Denmark should not join the French.
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Why Britain repeated the Copenhagen attack
The closing comparison links the attacks of 1801 and 1807 to British opposition to Denmark joining France.