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greationoftheyears1812；1818；1814and
1815hadbeguntohadbeenfolloere
beliefintheingofahappierdaythesoldierswhohad
boethebruntofthebattleedpeaceandtheysaidso
buttheydidnotthesortofpeaceheholy
allianceandtheunciloftheeuropeanpowershadnow
bestotheycriedthattheyhadbeenbetrayed
buttheytheybeheardbyasecretpolicespy
thereactionen
ethodsessaryfor
thegoodofhunitybutitashardtobearasif
theirintentionshadbeenlesskindanditcausedagreatdeal
ofunnecessarysufferingandgreatlyretardedtheorderly
progressofpolitient
thegreatreaction
theytriedtoassuretheworldanera
ofundisturbedpeacebysuppressing
allneadethe
policespythehighestfunctionary
inthestateandsoontheprisons
ofalluntriesh
thoseedthatpeople
havetherighttogovetheelves
astheyseefit
toundothedagedonebythegreatnapoleonicflood
ostiossibleageoldfenceshadbeenwashedaway
thepalacesoftagedtosuch
anextentthattheyhadtobendeedasuninhabitable
otherroyalresidenceshadbeengreatlyenlargedattheexpense
oflessfortunateneighboursstrangeoddsandends
ofrevolutionarydoctrinehadbeenleftbehindbythereceding
ersanduldnotbedislodgedhoutdangertotheentire
nitybutthepoliticalengineersofthengressdid
thebesttheyuldandthisisplished
francehaddisturbedthepeaceoftheany
yearsthatpeoplehadetofearthatuntryalst
instinouthoftalleyrand；
hadprosedtobegood；butthehundreddayshadtaught
europeanagetoescapefor
asendtithedutchrepublic；therefore；hanged
intoakingdoandbelgiuoinedthedutch
struggleforindependenceinthesixteenthcenturyandsince
thenhadbeenpartofthehabsburgdoins；firstunderspanish
ruleandthereafterunderaustrianruleadepart
ofthisneoftheherlandsnobodyedthis
unioneitherintheprotestantnorthorinthecatholicsouth；
butnoquestionsedgoodforthepeace
ofeuropeandthatainnsideration
polandhadhopedforgreatthingsbecauseapole；prince
adatefriendsof
tsaralexanderandhadbeenhisnstantadvisorduringthe
adea
seindependentpartofrussiahalexanderasherking
thissolutionpleasednooneandcausedchbitterfeeling
andthreerevolutions
denrk；aine**ithfulallyofnapoleon
untiltheend；wasseverelypunishedsevenyearsbefore；an
englishfleethadsaileddohekattegatandhouta
declarationofbardedpenhagen
andhadtakenahedanishfleet；lestitbeofvalueto
napoleonthengressofviennaonestepfurther
ittooknoraroftheyear
1397hadbeenunitedarkadenrk
andgaveittocharlesxivofsrayal
ofnapoleon；upinthekingbusiness
thisserfrenchgeneral
bythenaofbeadotte；etoswedenasone
ofnapoleans｛sic｝adjutants；andhadbeeninvitedtothethroneof
thatgooduntryhelastoftherulersofthehouseof
hollsteingottorphaddiedhoutleavingeithersonor
daughterfro815until1844heruledhisadopteduntry
thelanguageofhgreatabilityhe
anandenjoyedtherespectofbothhisswedish
andhisnors；buthedidnotsucceedinjoining
triesureandhistoryhadputasunderthe
dualscandinavianstatecessandin1905；
norostpeaanner；setupasan
independentkingdondtheswedesbadeher‘‘goodspeed
andveryhergoherownway
theitalians；hedaysoftherenaissancehad
beenatthercyofalongseriesofinvaders；alsohadput
greathopesingeneralbonapartetheeeroapoleon；
hoinsteadofthe
uniteditalyhepeopleed；theyhadbeendivided
intoanueroflittleprincipalities；duchies；republicsand
thepapalstate；tonapleshegoveed
andstserableregionoftheentirepeninsulathe
ngressofviennaabolishedafehenapoleonicrepublics
andintheirplaceresurrectedseveraloldprincipalities
eers；bothleandfele；
ofthehabsburgfaly
thepoorspaniards；a
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rtedthegreatnationalistic
revoltagainstnapoleon；andhebestblood
oftheuntryfortheirking；he
ngressalloainsthis
viciouscreature；knothelast
fouryearsofhislifeasaprisonerofnapoleonhehadiroved
hisdaysbyknittinggatsforthestatuesofhis
favouritepatronsaintshecelebratedhisretubyreintroducing
theinquisitionandthetorturechaer；bothofh
hadbeenabolishedbytherevolutionheing
person；despisedaschbyhissubjectsasbyhisfourwives；
buttheholyallianate
throneandalleffortsofthedecentspaniardstogetridofthis
endedin
bloodshedandexecutions
portugalhadbeenhoutakingsincetheyear1807when
theroyalfalyhadfledtotheloniesinbraziltheuntry
hadbeenusedasabaseofsupplyforthearesof
onduringthepeninsula1808
until1814after1815portugalntinuedtobeasortof
britishprovinceuntilthehouseofbraganzaretuedtothe
throne；leavingoneofitsersbehindinriodejaneiro
aseerorofbrazil；theonlyaricaneireed
forrethanafeetoanendin1889
earepublic
intheeast；nothingprovetheterriblenditions
ofboththeslavsandthegreeksillsubjects
ofthesultanintheyear1804blackgeorge；aservian
shefounderofthekarageorgevichdynastyhad
startedarevoltagainsttheturks；buthehadbeendefeated
byhiseneesandhadbeenrderedbyoneofhissupposed
friends；therivalservianleader；calledloshobrenovich；
ethefounderoftheobrenovichdynastyandthe
turkshadntinuedtobetheundisputedstersofthe
balkans
thegreeks；helossoftheirindependence；two
thousandyearsbefore；hadbeensubjeacedonians；
therons；theveiansandtheturks；hadhopedthattheir
untryn；capodistria；anativeofrfuandtogether
ostintitepersonalfriendsof
alexander；ethingforthebutthengress
ofviennauch
interestedinkeepingall‘‘legititenarchs；christian；
slendotherheirrespectivethronestherefore
nothingwasdone
thelast；butperhapsthegreatestblunderofthengress
entofgeytherefortionandthe
thirtyyearsonlydestroyedtheprosperityofthe
untry；buthadtueditintoahopelesspoliticalrubbish
heap；nsistingofaupleofkingdo；afehies；
alargenuerofduargravates；principalities；
baronies；electorates；freecitiesandfreevillages；
ruledbythestrangestassor