History of Modern Europe
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Cautiously Cavour sought the friendship of Napoleon; joined, merely to put him under obligation, in the Crimean War; waved the national idea be- fore his eyes; and finally concluded with him a-ftamaJLal^ liance (Treaty of Plombieres, 1858). The alliance was di- rected against Austria, which was to be driven out of Italy.
And the Unification of Italy 463 The war began in the spring of 1859, and was over in a The wax of few weeks. By two victories, at Magenta and at Solferijao, * the allies — Fra...nce and Sardinia — drove the Austrians out of Lombardy back upon the Quadrilateral. Italy was ablaze with bonfires and hailed Napoleon, wherever he appeared, with tumultuous enthusiasm. But much remained to be done; the Quadrilateral, one of the strongest defensive po- sitions of Europe, must be taken before Italy would be free.
At that juncture occurred a dramatic change. Just as every- body was expecting news of another great battle, the tele- graph flashed the information that Napoleon and Francis Joseph had had a personal interview and arranged a peace (July).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cautiously Cavour sought the friendship of Napoleon; joined, merely to put him under obligation, in the Crimean War; waved the national idea be- fore his eyes; and finally concluded with him a-ftamaJLal^ liance (Treaty of Plombieres, 1858). The alliance was di- rected against Austria, which was to be driven out of Italy.
And the Unification of Italy 463 The war began in the spring of 1859, and was over in a The wax of few weeks. By two victories, at Magenta and at Solferijao, * the allies — Fra...nce and Sardinia — drove the Austrians out of Lombardy back upon the Quadrilateral. Italy was ablaze with bonfires and hailed Napoleon, wherever he appeared, with tumultuous enthusiasm. But much remained to be done; the Quadrilateral, one of the strongest defensive po- sitions of Europe, must be taken before Italy would be free.
At that juncture occurred a dramatic change. Just as every- body was expecting news of another great battle, the tele- graph flashed the information that Napoleon and Francis Joseph had had a personal interview and arranged a peace (July).
What to read after History of Modern Europe?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Schevill, Ferdinand. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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