British Diplomacy 1813 1815
British Diplomacy 1813 1815
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In the course of two or three years it may reasonably be expected that the power of Louis XVIII. In France will be consolidated, and that the revolutionary spirit which still exists to such an alarming degree in that country will in a great measure have evaporated. The people will have returned to peaceful habits, and the landed and moneyed interests will feel their fate con- nected with that of the restored government. In two or three years likewise the Prince of Orange will, I trust, have bee...n enabled firmly to establish his authority in the Low Countries, will have raised an army for the defence of his dominions, and have made some progress in erecting a barrier against his neighbours. But if war should be renewed at present, I fear that we should lose all we have gained, that the revolutionary spirit would break forth again in full force, and that the Continent would be plunged in all the evils under which it has groaned for the last twenty years. A war now, therefore, may be a revolutionary war.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the course of two or three years it may reasonably be expected that the power of Louis XVIII. In France will be consolidated, and that the revolutionary spirit which still exists to such an alarming degree in that country will in a great measure have evaporated. The people will have returned to peaceful habits, and the landed and moneyed interests will feel their fate con- nected with that of the restored government. In two or three years likewise the Prince of Orange will, I trust, have bee...n enabled firmly to establish his authority in the Low Countries, will have raised an army for the defence of his dominions, and have made some progress in erecting a barrier against his neighbours. But if war should be renewed at present, I fear that we should lose all we have gained, that the revolutionary spirit would break forth again in full force, and that the Continent would be plunged in all the evils under which it has groaned for the last twenty years. A war now, therefore, may be a revolutionary war.
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