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iediateinfluehe unustguidealltheirstepsasbeingthe onlyansofnsolidatinghuninstitutionsandredying theirierfeiseeach otherthattheyainunited``bythebondsofatrue andindissolublefrateity,andnsideringeachotheras felloen,theycasionsandinallplaces lendeaoreothe saeffect. eventuallytheholyallianceperor ofaustria,uanda.itwassigned bythebourbonshefriendshipofnapoleonsold ehekingofprussia,o gainalexanderforhisplansfreaterprussia,andby allthelittlenationsofeuropeercyofrussia. englandneversigned,beastlereaghthoughtthe be.thepopedidnotsignbecausehe resehisinterferenhisbusinessbyagreekorthodox andaprotestant.aandidnotsignbecausehe neverheardofit. thegeneralssoftheeuropeanpeople,however,soon otakenotice.behindthehollohe holyalliahequintuplealliance ongthegreatpohese aresantbusiheyletitbeknohatthepeace ofeuropesturbedbythesocalledliberalswho ynothingbutdisguisedjabins,andhopedfor greationoftheyears1812,1818,1814and 1815hadbeguntohadbeenfolloere beliefintheingofahappierday.thesoldierswhohad boethebruntofthebattleedpeadtheysaidso. buttheydidnotthesortofpeaceheholy alliaheunciloftheeuropeanpowershadnow besto.theycriedthattheyhadbeerayed. buttheytheybeheardbyaseespy. thereaen ethodsessaryfor thegoodofhunity.butitashardtobearasif theiriionshadbeenlesskind.anditcausedagreatdeal ofunnecessarysufferingalyretardedtheorderly progressofpolitient. thegreatrea theytriedtoassuretheworldanera ofundisturbedpeacebysuppressing allhe policespythehighestfunary ieandsoontheprisons ofalluntriesh thoseedthatpeople havetherighttogovetheelves astheyseefit toundothedagedohegreatnapoleonicflood ostiossible.ageoldfenceshadbeenwashedaway. thepalacesoftagedtosuch ahattheyhadtobendeedasuninhabitable. otherroyalresidenceshadbeelyenlargedattheexpense oflessfortunateneighbours.strangeoddsandends ofrevolutionarydoehadbeebehindbythereg ersanduldnotbedislodgedhoutdaheentire nity.butthepolitigineersofthengressdid thebesttheyuldandthisisplished. francehaddisturbedthepeaceoftheany yearsthatpeoplehadetofearthatuntryalst instinouthoftalleyrand, hadprosedtobegood,butthehundreddayshadtaught europeaoescapefor asendti.thedut,therefore,hanged intoakingdoandbelgiuoihedutch struggleforindependehesixteeuryandsince thenhadbeenpartofthehabsburgdoins,firstunderspanish ruleandthereafterunderaustrianruleadepart ofthisheherlands.nobodyedthis uheriestantnorthoriholicsouth, butionsedgoodforthepeace ofeuropeandthatainion. polandhadhopedfreatthingsbecauseapole,prince adatefriendsof tsaralexanderandhadbeenhisnstantadvisthe adea seindepepartofrussiahalexanderasherking. thissolutionpleasednooneandhbitterfeeling andthreerevolutions. denrk,aihfulallyofnapoleon untiltheend,wasseverelypunished.sevenyearsbefore,an englishfleethadsaileddohekattegatandhouta declarationofbardedpenhagen andhadtakenahedanishfleet,lestitbeofvalueto napoleon.thengressofvienepfurther. ittooknoraroftheyear 1397hadbeenunitedarkadenrk andgaveittocharlesxivofsrayal ofnapoleon,upinthekingbusiness. thisserfreneral bythenaofbeadotte,etoswedenasone ofnapoleans{sic}adjutants,andhadbeenihethroneof thatgooduntryhelastoftherulersofthehouseof hollsteingottorphaddiedhoutleavihersonor daughter.fro815until1844heruledhisadopteduntry thelanguageofhgreatability.he anandeherespectofbothhisswedish andhisnors,buthedidnotsueedinjoining triesureandhistoryhadputasuhe dualsdinavianstatecessandin1905, norostpeaanner,setupasan indepekingdondtheswedesbadeher``goodspeed andveryhergoherownway. theitalians,hedaysoftherenaissancehad beenatthercyofalongseriesofinvaders,alsohadput greathopesingeneralbonaparte.theeeroapoleon, ho.insteadofthe ualyhepeopleed,theyhadbeendivided intoanueroflittleprincipalities,duchies,republid thepapalstate,tonapleshegoveed andstserableregionoftheentirepeninsula.the ngressofviennaabolishedafehenapoleonis andintheirplatedseveraloldprincipalities eers,bothleandfele, ofthehabsburgfaly. thepoorspaniards,a ...