The Historical Development of Modern Europe, From the Congress of Vienna to the Present Time 1
The Historical Development of Modern Europe, From the Congress of Vienna to the Present Time 1
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Moreover, he was deficient in tact, and in important crises was without resources and political wisdom. His ministry was the strongest since that of Casimir P^rier, whose traditions it followed, but it made mistakes at a time when mistakes were dangerous and indeed fatal ; it laid itself open to charges of inconsistency that destroyed its repu- 312 DEVELOPMENT OF MODERN EUROPE.
tation for reliability and a disinterested regard for the wd&re of France, and alienated many of its supporters who we...re at- tached to the monarchy less from sentimental than economic reasons; it committed faults that were more than errors of judgment, and laid itself open to charges of dishonesty and intrigue. Guizot did nothing to reconcile the people to the monarchy ; and, instead of binding the various classes together into an harmonious and closely compacted national whole, he only succeeded in widening the breach to the point of entire separation.
Although the Guizot ministry was made up of men from different political groups it was animated by one unchangeable purpose, to return to the iK>licy of Casimir P^rier, to re-estab- lish a conservative majority in the Chamber, by means of which the stability of the July Monarchy might be assured, order be maintained within, and peace be obtained without.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Moreover, he was deficient in tact, and in important crises was without resources and political wisdom. His ministry was the strongest since that of Casimir P^rier, whose traditions it followed, but it made mistakes at a time when mistakes were dangerous and indeed fatal ; it laid itself open to charges of inconsistency that destroyed its repu- 312 DEVELOPMENT OF MODERN EUROPE.
tation for reliability and a disinterested regard for the wd&re of France, and alienated many of its supporters who we...re at- tached to the monarchy less from sentimental than economic reasons; it committed faults that were more than errors of judgment, and laid itself open to charges of dishonesty and intrigue. Guizot did nothing to reconcile the people to the monarchy ; and, instead of binding the various classes together into an harmonious and closely compacted national whole, he only succeeded in widening the breach to the point of entire separation.
Although the Guizot ministry was made up of men from different political groups it was animated by one unchangeable purpose, to return to the iK>licy of Casimir P^rier, to re-estab- lish a conservative majority in the Chamber, by means of which the stability of the July Monarchy might be assured, order be maintained within, and peace be obtained without.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Andrews, Charles Mclean, 1863-1943 to read onlineMoreLess
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