Century of Continental History 1780-1880
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xxi] THE RESTORATION. 145 States promised to take years of discussion even if under the headship of Austria and Prussia they were grouped into a great federation which might form a barrier to French aggression. Finally, a secret alliance was even arrived at between Austria, France, and England, against the absorption of Saxony by Prussia.
The Hundred Days. — After five months of dissension, the allied Powers were forced into union again by the news that Napoleon had landed in France. Carelessly... guarded by one French frigate, he had embarked about 1000 men on merchant ships and landed at Antibes (March 1, 1 8 1 5 ). Taking the mountain road to Grenoble, he was there enthusiastically received by his old soldiers. Ney on set- ting out from Paris promised Louis that he would bring Napoleon back in an iron cage, but he soon came under the spell of the old military enthusiasm and adhered to Napoleon's fortunes. With troops joining him at every town Napoleon marched on Paris, whence Louis XVIII fled amidst the utmost confusion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
xxi] THE RESTORATION. 145 States promised to take years of discussion even if under the headship of Austria and Prussia they were grouped into a great federation which might form a barrier to French aggression. Finally, a secret alliance was even arrived at between Austria, France, and England, against the absorption of Saxony by Prussia.
The Hundred Days. — After five months of dissension, the allied Powers were forced into union again by the news that Napoleon had landed in France. Carelessly... guarded by one French frigate, he had embarked about 1000 men on merchant ships and landed at Antibes (March 1, 1 8 1 5 ). Taking the mountain road to Grenoble, he was there enthusiastically received by his old soldiers. Ney on set- ting out from Paris promised Louis that he would bring Napoleon back in an iron cage, but he soon came under the spell of the old military enthusiasm and adhered to Napoleon's fortunes. With troops joining him at every town Napoleon marched on Paris, whence Louis XVIII fled amidst the utmost confusion.
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