The 19th Century: a History
The 19th Century: a History
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But it was for the interest of Prussia to delay, if she could not avert, that fiery ordeaL The northern states were already in full accord, but the cause of 886 PRUSSIA.
unity was less advanced in the south. It was the aim of Bismarck to avoid a rupture with France until he could reckon upon a union of the whole Grerman people to resist their ancient enemy. Meanwhile Prussia made herself ready for the expected struggle.* King William returned from the war with France emperor of a united and sat...isfied Germany. The long-deferred venge- ance due for centuries of French aggression had been exacted with terrible completeness. The divisions which had enfeebled and wasted the nation were cancelled. Germany, which had been little more than a geographical expression, was raised to the position which her strength and intelligence entitled her to claim. She was supreme in central Europe; and discerning men everywhere recognized in the greatness of this peace- loving and industrious people a new guarantee that the tran- quillity of Europe would hot in the future be so lightly dis- turbed as it had been in the past.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But it was for the interest of Prussia to delay, if she could not avert, that fiery ordeaL The northern states were already in full accord, but the cause of 886 PRUSSIA.
unity was less advanced in the south. It was the aim of Bismarck to avoid a rupture with France until he could reckon upon a union of the whole Grerman people to resist their ancient enemy. Meanwhile Prussia made herself ready for the expected struggle.* King William returned from the war with France emperor of a united and sat...isfied Germany. The long-deferred venge- ance due for centuries of French aggression had been exacted with terrible completeness. The divisions which had enfeebled and wasted the nation were cancelled. Germany, which had been little more than a geographical expression, was raised to the position which her strength and intelligence entitled her to claim. She was supreme in central Europe; and discerning men everywhere recognized in the greatness of this peace- loving and industrious people a new guarantee that the tran- quillity of Europe would hot in the future be so lightly dis- turbed as it had been in the past.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Mackenzie to read onlineMoreLess
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