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andindissolublefrateity,andnsideringeachotheras</p>
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saeffect.</p>
eventuallytheholyallianceperor</p>
ofaustria,uanda.itwassigned</p>
bythebourbonshefriendshipofnapoleonsold</p>
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gainalexanderforhisplansfreaterprussia,andby</p>
allthelittlenationsofeuropeercyofrussia.</p>
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be.thepopedidnotsignbecausehe</p>
resehisinterferenhisbusinessbyagreekorthodox</p>
andaprotestant.aandidnotsignbecausehe</p>
neverheardofit.</p>
thegeneralssoftheeuropeanpeople,however,soon</p>
otakenotice.behindthehollohe</p>
holyalliahequintuplealliance</p>
ongthegreatpohese</p>
aresantbusiheyletitbeknohatthepeace</p>
ofeuropesturbedbythesocalledliberalswho</p>
ynothingbutdisguisedjabins,andhopedfor</p>
<s.theenthusiasorthe</p>
greationoftheyears1812,1818,1814and</p>
1815hadbeguntohadbeenfolloere</p>
beliefintheingofahappierday.thesoldierswhohad</p>
boethebruntofthebattleedpeadtheysaidso.</p>
buttheydidnotthesortofpeaceheholy</p>
alliaheunciloftheeuropeanpowershadnow</p>
besto.theycriedthattheyhadbeerayed.</p>
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theiriionshadbeenlesskind.anditcausedagreatdeal</p>
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progressofpolitient.</p>
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ofundisturbedpeacebysuppressing</p>
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toundothedagedohegreatnapoleonicflood</p>
ostiossible.ageoldfenceshadbeenwashedaway.</p>
thepalacesoftagedtosuch</p>
ahattheyhadtobendeedasuninhabitable.</p>
otherroyalresidenceshadbeelyenlargedattheexpense</p>
oflessfortunateneighbours.strangeoddsandends</p>
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nity.butthepolitigineersofthengressdid</p>
thebesttheyuldandthisisplished.</p>
francehaddisturbedthepeaceoftheany</p>
yearsthatpeoplehadetofearthatuntryalst</p>
instinouthoftalleyrand,</p>
hadprosedtobegood,butthehundreddayshadtaught</p>
europeaoescapefor</p>
asendti.thedut,therefore,hanged</p>
intoakingdoandbelgiuoihedutch</p>
struggleforindependehesixteeuryandsince</p>
thenhadbeenpartofthehabsburgdoins,firstunderspanish</p>
ruleandthereafterunderaustrianruleadepart</p>
ofthisheherlands.nobodyedthis</p>
uheriestantnorthoriholicsouth,</p>
butionsedgoodforthepeace</p>
ofeuropeandthatainion.</p>
polandhadhopedfreatthingsbecauseapole,prince</p>
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tsaralexanderandhadbeenhisnstantadvisthe</p>
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seindepepartofrussiahalexanderasherking.</p>
thissolutionpleasednooneandhbitterfeeling</p>
andthreerevolutions.</p>
denrk,aihfulallyofnapoleon</p>
untiltheend,wasseverelypunished.sevenyearsbefore,an</p>
englishfleethadsaileddohekattegatandhouta</p>
declarationofbardedpenhagen</p>
andhadtakenahedanishfleet,lestitbeofvalueto</p>
napoleon.thengressofvienepfurther.</p>
ittooknoraroftheyear</p>
1397hadbeenunitedarkadenrk</p>
andgaveittocharlesxivofsrayal</p>
ofnapoleon,upinthekingbusiness.</p>
thisserfreneral</p>
bythenaofbeadotte,etoswedenasone</p>
ofnapoleans{sic}adjutants,andhadbeenihethroneof</p>
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hollsteingottorphaddiedhoutleavihersonor</p>
daughter.fro815until1844heruledhisadopteduntry</p>
thelanguageofhgreatability.he</p>
anandeherespectofbothhisswedish</p>
andhisnors,buthedidnotsueedinjoining</p>
triesureandhistoryhadputasuhe</p>
dualsdinavianstatecessandin1905,</p>
norostpeaanner,setupasan</p>
indepekingdondtheswedesbadeher``goodspeed</p>
andveryhergoherownway.</p>
theitalians,hedaysoftherenaissancehad</p>
beenatthercyofalongseriesofinvaders,alsohadput</p>
greathopesingeneralbonaparte.theeeroapoleon,</p>
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ualyhepeopleed,theyhadbeendivided</p>
intoanueroflittleprincipalities,duchies,republid</p>
thepapalstate,tonapleshegoveed</p>
andstserableregionoftheentirepeninsula.the</p>
ngressofviennaabolishedafehenapoleonis</p>
andintheirplatedseveraloldprincipalities</p>
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ofthehabsburgfaly.</p>
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