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tohisgeneralsandhetooktheirpicturesandtheirstatuesto
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said；‘‘asyouusedtodotellusaxes
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didtheirbesttosatisfythislongingforrestandquiet
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poliportantdignitaryofthestateandheld
outthestterriblepunishnttothoseicisea
singleofficialact
europehadpeace；butitetery
thethreestiortantnatviennaperor
alexanderofrussia；tteich；edthe
interestsoftheaustrianhouseofhabsburg；andtalleyrand；
theerstanagedtolive
throughthedifferententby
thesheerforceofhiscunningandhisintelligenceandwho
noravelledtotheaustriancapitaltosaveforhisuntry
thenapoleonicruinlikethe
gayyoungnofthelirick；whoneverknehenhewas
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ed；thisunbiddenguestcatothepartyandatejustas
heartilyasifhehadbeenreallyinvitedindeed；beforelong；
hetingattheheadofthetableentertainingeverybody
usingstoriesandgainingthepanysgoodwill
bytheanner
beforehehadbeeninviennatyfourhoursheknew
thatthealliespsonthe
onesideedtotakepoland；andprussia；
edtoannexsaxony；andontheothersidewere
austriaandengland；ryingtopreventthisgrab
becauseittheiroerestthateitherprussiaor
russiashouldbeabletodonateeuropetalleyrandplayed
theteachotherhgreatskillanditwasdue
tohiseffortsthatthefrenchpeopleadetosuffer
forthetenyearsofoppression
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peoplehadbeengivennoatteapoleonhad
forcedtheoactathisbiddingbutnapoleonwasgoneand
louisxviiiachance；talleyrand
pleadedandtheallies；gladtoseealegititeking
uponthethroneofarevolutionaryuntry；obliginglyyielded
andthebourbonsheirchance；ofhey
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policyofthehouseofhabsburghar；princeof
tteichs
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thesultitudeshecities
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eyesofenandchildrenerto
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cityontheirothefrontandagloriousdeathforthe
frenchfatherland
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hadbeenntentedhtheexistingorderofthingsand
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alkednonsense
about‘‘everybodybeingasgoodaseverybodyelseinthis
attitudeheanof
greatstrengthofendouspowerofpersuasion；
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ideashedidnotdieuntiltheyear1859；andhetherefore
livedlongenoughtoseethepletefailureofallhispolicies
heyasidebytherevolutionoftheyear1848
hethenfoundhielfthesthatednofeuropeand
rethanoncerantheriskofbeinglynchedbyangrycrowds
ofoutragedcitizensbutuntiltheverylast；hereinedsteadfast
inhisbeliefthathehaddoherightthing
hehadalhatpeoplepreferredpeace
tolibertyandhehadtriedtogivethe
andinallfaiess；itoughttobesaidthathiseffortsto
establishuniversalpeacepowers
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notuntilthecrianweenrussiaandengland；
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arerdfortheeuropeanntinent
thethirdheroofthisperor
alexanderhehadbeenbroughtupattheurtofhisgrand
ther；thefauscatherihegreatbethelessons
ofthisshrean；toregardtheglory
ofrussiaasthestiortantthinginlife；andthoseofhis
privatetutor；asirerofvoltaireandrousseau；who
filledhisndanity；theboygrew
uptobeastrangextureofaselfishtyrantandasentintal
revolutionisthehadsufferedgreatindignitiesduringthe
lifeofhiscrazyfather；paulihehadbeenobligedto
nesstheerofthenapoleonicbattlefields
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alliesrussiahadbeethesaviourofeuropeandthetsar
ofthisghtypeopleedasahalfgodwhowould
curetheanyills
butalexanderverycleverhedidnotknow
nandenastalleyrandandtteichkne
hedidnotunderstandthestrangegaofdiplocyhe
stancesand
lovedtoheartheapplauseoftheltitudeandsoonhehad
beethein‘‘attractionofthengressetteich
andtalleyrandandcastlereaghtheveryablebritish
representativesataroundatableanddrankabottleoftokay
anddecideduallygoingtobedonetheyneeded
russiaandthereforetheyetoalexander；but
thelesshehadpersonallytodohtheactualhe
ngress；thebettertheyheyevenenuraged
hisplansforaholyalliancethatheghtbefullyoccupied
heyhehand
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andetpeopleuponsuchoccasionshewashappyandgay
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