The World's Greatest Conflict. Review of France And America 1788 to 1800, And History of America And Europe 1800 to 1804
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There is no individual, property right in THE WORLD S GREATEST CONFLICT. 239 rule. It is only an employment lent by the people who have a right at any time to resume it without giving "indemnity." Yet here was the case of the Austrian ex-grand duke of Tuscany, come from Italy, to be " indem- nified " for not being longer wanted in Italy, by now being placed over Germans.
All was decided at Paris. By treaty in June, 1802, Bonaparte agreed with the Russian embassa- dor, and the Czar Alexander rat...ified it in July.
Then France and Russia notified the German Diet at Ratisbon what was to be done, and the Diet ratified it March 24, 1803.
Long-standing rights were overturned. Forty- five towns had long been free. But six of them were spared. All else were put under princely beggars. Frankfort, Augsburg, Lubec, Bremen, Hamburg and Nuremberg only remained inde- pendent.
Prussia, Bavaria, Wurtemberg and Baden, whose rulers were friendly to Bonaparte and Alexander, were enlarged by the great robbery.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is no individual, property right in THE WORLD S GREATEST CONFLICT. 239 rule. It is only an employment lent by the people who have a right at any time to resume it without giving "indemnity." Yet here was the case of the Austrian ex-grand duke of Tuscany, come from Italy, to be " indem- nified " for not being longer wanted in Italy, by now being placed over Germans.
All was decided at Paris. By treaty in June, 1802, Bonaparte agreed with the Russian embassa- dor, and the Czar Alexander rat...ified it in July.
Then France and Russia notified the German Diet at Ratisbon what was to be done, and the Diet ratified it March 24, 1803.
Long-standing rights were overturned. Forty- five towns had long been free. But six of them were spared. All else were put under princely beggars. Frankfort, Augsburg, Lubec, Bremen, Hamburg and Nuremberg only remained inde- pendent.
Prussia, Bavaria, Wurtemberg and Baden, whose rulers were friendly to Bonaparte and Alexander, were enlarged by the great robbery.
What to read after The World's Greatest Conflict. Review of France And America 1788 to 1800, And History of America And Europe 1800 to 1804?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Boynton to read onlineMoreLess
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