The Confederation of Europe; a Study of the European Alliance, 1813-1823, As An Experiment in the International Organization of Peace
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The woes of humanity had been caused by egoism and partial combinations in politics, and the proof of this was the good derived from the empire of Christian morality and of the Rights of Man which had given Europe peace. The system of Europe was a general association which had for foundation the Treaties of Vienna and Paris, for conservative principle the fraternal union of the Allied Powers, for aim the guarantee of all recognized rights. This system, which guaranteed the best interests of the... great European family, was the work not of any man but of Providence. Its moral support >» To Bathurst, October 16.
THE CONFERENCE OF AIX-LA-CHAPELLE 165 lay in the Quadruple Alliance and the Holy Alliance, its material support in the armqd occupation of France.
Since this had now come to an end, more moral support was needed. This was not to be sought in the renewal of engagements already taken ; for to swear too much weakens the force of oaths. It must be sought in the elements constituting the actual European system, and in a combination which in the eyes of all the world would make the cohesion of the system evident, necessary, and indissoluble.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The woes of humanity had been caused by egoism and partial combinations in politics, and the proof of this was the good derived from the empire of Christian morality and of the Rights of Man which had given Europe peace. The system of Europe was a general association which had for foundation the Treaties of Vienna and Paris, for conservative principle the fraternal union of the Allied Powers, for aim the guarantee of all recognized rights. This system, which guaranteed the best interests of the... great European family, was the work not of any man but of Providence. Its moral support >» To Bathurst, October 16.
THE CONFERENCE OF AIX-LA-CHAPELLE 165 lay in the Quadruple Alliance and the Holy Alliance, its material support in the armqd occupation of France.
Since this had now come to an end, more moral support was needed. This was not to be sought in the renewal of engagements already taken ; for to swear too much weakens the force of oaths. It must be sought in the elements constituting the actual European system, and in a combination which in the eyes of all the world would make the cohesion of the system evident, necessary, and indissoluble.
What to read after The Confederation of Europe; a Study of the European Alliance, 1813-1823, As An Experiment in the International Organization of Peace?
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