What were the goals of the lesser powers in the Congress of Vienna 1814-1815?
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Since reference requests are considered off-topic (which could be discussed btw, but not the subject here), I can give some hindsights about what those goals small powers had at Vienna. This is mainly based about what their situation was by that time:
- Sweden: Russia is big and close: Sweden under Bernadotte had to ensure that his country keeps its territories, while Russia might want to try to expand.
- Portugal: Get stronger: Portugal was close to get captured by Spain, through French troops. This has been the case in the past. So its goal at Vienna was to obtain guarantees. It was also to try to benefit from the independence of Spanish colonies
- Denmark: Its goal is similar to Sweden. Though less threatened by Russia, England and Prussia could be a danger: the former because it bombed COpenhagen, the latter because it is close and want to expand
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