The History of Twenty-Five Years 1
The History of Twenty-Five Years 1
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All the wisest heads in France were impressed with the folly of creating a powerful kingdom, a new Prussia, on her south-eastern frontier; yet the war on which the Emperor had embarked was apparently tending to this disastrous result. A united Italy, moreover, could not be formed without despoiling the Pope of his richest provinces. On the very day on which the battle of Solferino was fought, the Emperor had endeavoured to reassure religious France by a paragraph in the ' Moniteur ' denying the... rumour that Piedmont was about to unite all Italy in one State. It was said afterwards that the mere fact that it was necessary to make such a contradiction betrayed the anxiety which the Emperor felt at the increasing irrita- tion of his Catholic subjects.^ But if the Emperor was hib fear finding it difficult to control the movement which he BU^ter- had done so much to initiate, or to restrain the action ^«»*»o»- of the great statesman who was organising revolution m Central Italy, he had other and more pressing reasons for desiring peace.
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All the wisest heads in France were impressed with the folly of creating a powerful kingdom, a new Prussia, on her south-eastern frontier; yet the war on which the Emperor had embarked was apparently tending to this disastrous result. A united Italy, moreover, could not be formed without despoiling the Pope of his richest provinces. On the very day on which the battle of Solferino was fought, the Emperor had endeavoured to reassure religious France by a paragraph in the ' Moniteur ' denying the... rumour that Piedmont was about to unite all Italy in one State. It was said afterwards that the mere fact that it was necessary to make such a contradiction betrayed the anxiety which the Emperor felt at the increasing irrita- tion of his Catholic subjects.^ But if the Emperor was hib fear finding it difficult to control the movement which he BU^ter- had done so much to initiate, or to restrain the action ^«»*»o»- of the great statesman who was organising revolution m Central Italy, he had other and more pressing reasons for desiring peace.
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