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www.lizi.twyear1860hegreateraof
thepoliticalspy.spiesheylivedinpalaces
andtheyobefoundintheloginshops.they
peepedthroughthekeyholesofthenisterialcabiand
theylisteheionsofthepeopleaking
theaironthebenunicipalpark.theyguarded
thefrohatleavehoutadulyviseed
passportandtheyiedallpackages,thatnobooksh
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royalsters.theysataudentsiure
hallandotheprofessorteredathe
existingorderofthings.theyfollohelittleboysand
girlsontheirochurchlesttheyplayhookey.
innyofthesetaskstheyedbytheclergy.
thechurchhadsufferedgreatlyduringthedaysofthe
revolution.thechurchpropertyhadbeennfiscated.several
priestshadbeenkilledandthegeionthathadleaedits
cathechisrooltaireandrousseauaherfrench
philosophershaddancedarouarofreasonwhen
thetteeofpublicsafetyhadabolishedtheworshipodinoctoberoftheyear1793.thepriestshadfollohe
``egresintotheirlongexile.uedinthe
iesatohavengeance.
eventhejesuitscaba1814aheir
forrlaboursofedugtheyoung.theirorderhadbeen
alittletoosuccessfulinitsfightagainsttheehe
church.ithadestablished``provineverypartofthe
oteachthenativestheblessingsofchristianity,but
soonithaddevelopedintulartradingpanyh
erferinghthecivilauthorities.duringthe
reignoftherquisdepoal,thegreatrefnister
al,theyhadbeendrivenoutofthepueselands
andintheyear1773attherequestofstofthecatholic
poheorderhadbeensuppressedbypope
txiv.noheyhejob,andpreached
theprinate
dynastytochildrenshadhiredshophat
theyghtlaughatrieantoitedrivingtothescaffold
isery.
butiestantuntrieslikeprussia,thingswere
notabetter.thegreatpatrioticleadersoftheyear1812,
thepoetsandtheershe
usurper,agogues.their
housestersheywere
obligedtoreporttothepoliceatregularintervalsandgivean
aselves.theprussiandrillsterloose
inallhisfuryupontheyoungergeion.yof
studentsationh
noisybutharessfestivitiesontheoldburg,theprussian
bureaurevolution.when
atheologicalstudent,rehohanintelligent,killeda
russiaspyany,the
uiesedunderpolicesupervisionandprofessors
issedoftrial.
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revolutionaryactivities.alexanderhadreveredfroisattack
ofpiety.heelancholia.he
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viennahehadbeeteidthe
krudeneran.reauedhisbackuponthe
eatrulyrussianrulererestslayin
nstantiheoldholycitythathadbeenthefirstteacher
oftheslavs.thereheharderhehe
lessheplish.andinhisstudy,
hisuedtheilitary
barracks.
itisnotaprettypicture.perhapsighthaveshortened
thisdescriptionofthegreatrea.butitisjustaswell
thatyoushouldhaveathhknohisera.itwas
notthefirsttithatahadbeeosetthe
clockofhistoryback.theresultheusualone.
nationalindependence
theloveofnationalindependence,
hotobe
destroyedinthishesouth
arishefirsttorebel
againstthereaeasures
ofthengressofvienna,greece
andbelgiundspainandalarge
nuerofotheruhe
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tury.thengressofvienna
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revolutionandthroughtost
ntinuousetogetherforthepurposeivingeuropethat``peadstabilityheythought
thatthepeopleneededaheyall
reaaries.theysincerelybelievedintheinabilityofthe
ssofthepeopletoruletheelves.theyrearrahe
pofeuropeinsuisethegreatest
possibilityofalastingsuccess.theyfailed,butnh
aatedheirpart.theyhe
greaterpart,noftheoldsberedthehappier
daysoftheirquietyouthandardentlyuofthat
blessedperiod.theyfailedthestrongholdh
nyoftherevolutionaryprincipleshadgaineduponthepeople
oftheeuropeanhatisfortu
hardlyasin.butohethingshefrenchrevolution
hadtaughtnotonlyeuropebutaricaashe
rightofpeopletotheiroionality.
napoleohingandnobody,terly
ruthlessinhisdealinghnationalandpatrioticaspirations.
buttheearlyrevolutieneralshadproclaidthenew
doctrihat``nationalityatterofpolitical
frontiersorroundskullsandbroadnoses,butatterofthe
heartandsoul.heyeagthefrenchchildren
thegreatnessofthefrenation,theyenuragedspaniards
andhollandersanditalianstodothesathing.soon
thesepeople,hesuperior
virtuesinalodigintotheirpastandfound,
buriedbeheruinsofthefeudalsystethebohe
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