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beganbystrengtheningtheprussianarthelandtag；exasperated
athishighhandedthods；refusedtogivehihe
necessarycreditsbisrckdidnotevenbothertodiscuss
thetterheyhthe
helpoffundsheprussianhouseofpeersandtheking
placedathisdisposalthenhelookedforanationalcause
hepurposeofcreatingagreatwave
ofpatriotisngallthegepeople
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andholsteiniddleageshadbeena
sourceoftroublebothuntriesedbyacertain
nuerofdanesandaans；butalthough
theyark；they
anintegralpartofthedanishstateandthisledto
endlessdifficultiesheavenforbidthatishouldrevivethis
forgottenquestionssettledbytheactsofthe
reansinholstein
heirabuseofthedanesandthedanesin
schlesadeagreatadooftheirdanishness；andalleurope
andgennerchors
andtuvereinslistenedtosentintalspeechesaboutthe
‘‘lostbrethrenandthedifferentchancelleriesryingto
disverobilisedher
aresto‘‘savethelostprovincesasaustria；theofficial
headofthegenfederation；uldnotallowprussia
toaportanttter；thehabsburgtroops
obilisedtooandthebinedaresofthet
pohedanishfrontiersandafteraverybrave
resistanceonthepartofthedanes；occupiedthethies
thedanesappealedtoeurope；buteuropeherwise
engagedandthepoordanestotheirfate
bisrber
uponhisierialprograeheusedthedivisionofthe
spoilstopickaquarrelhaustriathehabsburgsfellinto
thetraptheney；thearckand
hisfaithfulgenerals；invadedboheaandinlessthansix
helastoftheaustriantroopshadbeendestroyedat
koniggratzandsadoheroadtoviennalayopenbut
bisrckdidnottogotoofarheknehathewould
needafehedefeated
habsburgsverydecentterofpeace；providedtheywould
resigntheirchaishipofthenfederationhewasless
rallergestatesaken
thesideoftheaustrians；andannexedtheoprussiathe
greaterpartofthenorthestatesthenfordaneion；
thesoannfederacy；andvictorious
prussiaassudtheunoffian
people
europestoodaghastattherapidityhheworkof
nsolidationhadbeendoneenglandeindifferent
butfranceshowedsignsofdisapprovalnapoleon
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第93节
shold
uponthefrenean
plishednothing
asendadventureintheyear1863；y
hadtriedtoforceanaustriangranddukebythenaof
xilianuponthexiperor；had
etoadisastrousendassoonasthearicancivilwarhad
beenentaton
hadforcedthefrenchtohdraheirtroopsandthishad
giventhexiy
andshoottheuneeeror
itogivethenapoleonicthroneanew
atofglorypainthinafean
nfederationenapoleon
decidedthataanyhingforhis
dynastyhelookedforanex
ofendlessrevolutions；gavehine
justthenthespanishthronehappenedtobevacantit
hadbeenofferedtothecatholicbranchofthehouseofhohenzolle
thefrenenthadobjectedandthehohenzolles
hadpolitelyrefusedtoacceptthecro
napoleon；uch
undertheinfluenceofhisbeautifulontijo；
thedaughterofaspanishgentlenandthegranddaughter
ofkirkpatrick；anaricannsulatlaga；where
thegrapesefroeugenie；althoughshrewdenough；was
asbadlyeducatedasstspanishenofthatdayshe
ercyofherspiritualadvisersandthesehy
gentlenfeltnolovefortheprotestantkingofprussia‘‘be
bold；presstoherhusband；butshe
ottedtoaddthesendhalfofthatfauspersianproverb
onishestheheroto‘‘beboldbutnottoobold
napoleon；nviny；addressed
hielftothekingofprussiaandinsistedthatthekinggive
hissurancesthat‘‘heitanothercandidature
ofahohenzolleprincetothespanishcrownas
thehohenzolleshadjustdeand
aredthefrenent
butnapoleonsatisfied
itakingthe
sthereonedayhehe
frenchnisterriedtoreopenthediscussiontheking
anslythatithatthe
spanishquestionore
reinedtobesaiduponthesubjectasatterof
routine；areportofthisintervieelegraphedto
bisrck；arckedited
thedispatchforthebenefitoftheprussianandfrench
pressnypeoplehavecalledhiasfordoing
thisbisrckhoheexcusethatthedoctoring
ofofficialneeierial；hadbeenone
oftheprivilegesofallentshe‘‘edited
telegrad；thegoodpeopleinberlinfeltthat
theiroldandvenerablekinghhisniceewhiskershad
beeninsultedbyanarrogantlittlefrenchnandtheequally
goodpeopleofparisfleoaragebecausetheirperfectly
urteousnisterhadbeenshohedoorbyaroyalprussian
flunkey
andsotheybothonths；
napoleonandthegreaterpartofhisarwereprisonersof
thegesthesendeirehadetoanendandthe
thirdrepublicakingreadytodefendparisagainstthe
geinvadersparisheldoutforfivelongnthsten
daysbeforethesurrenderofthecity；inthenearbypalaceof
versailles；builtbythatsakinglouisxivwhohadbeen
suytotheges；thekingofprussia
edgeeerorandaloudboong
ofgunstoldthehungryparisiansthataneaneire
hadtakentheplalessnfederationofteutonic
statesandstateless
inthisroughanquestiontled
bytheendoftheyear1871；fiftysixyearsaftertherable
gatheringatvienna；thehengresshadbeenentirely
undonetteichandalexanderandtalleyrandhadtried
togivethepeopleofeuropealastingpeacethethods
theyhadeloyedhadcausedendlessionsand
thefeelingofanbrotherhoodoftheeighteenthcentury
hhas
notyetetoanend
theageoftheengine
buthepeopleofeuropewere
fightingfortheiational
independence；thehey
livedhadbeenentirelychanged
byaseriesofinventions；hhad
detheengine
ofthe18thcenturythestfaithful
andeffian
thegreatestbenefaanracediedrethan
halfallionyearsagoheurehalow
brorongtigerliketeeth
heodescientists；
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boulderherandthelever；our
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