小說站
www.xsz.tw栗子小說 m.lizi.tw小說站
www.xsz.twunbearable
ruleofpoliceofficialsryingtoundothework
ofthefrenchrevolution,hanabsolutedisregardofthe
regulationsandlaivilisedwarfare.whenlouis
xviiidiedintheyear1824,thepeoplehadenjoyednine
yearsof``peaceoreunhappythan
thetenyearsofpire.louisceededby
hisbrother,charlesx.
louishadbelohatfausbourbonfalyh,
althoughitneverleaedanything,neverfotanything.
therelleoingiowhen
hedecapitationofhisbrother,
reinedanstantighthappentothose
kingsesaright.charles,
oherhand,aorunupprivatedebtsof
fiftyllionfrancsbeforeheyyearsofage,knew
nothing,reerednothingandfiryinteolea
nothing.assoonashehadsucceededhisbrother,heestablished
agovent``bypriests,throughpriestsandfor
priests,ahisrerk,
otbecalledaviolentliberal,charlesruledinsuch
ahathedisgustedeventhattrustedfriendoflawand
order.riedtosuppressthenehdared
toent,anddisssedtheparliantbecause
itsupportedthepress,hisdaysbered.
onthenightofthe27thofjulyoftheyear1830,arevolution
tookplaenth,the
kiheastasailfland.inthisway
the``fausfaretoanendandthe
bourbonsovedfrohethroneoffrance.
theypetent.frahenght
haveretuedtoarepubliofgovent,butsuch
astepetteich.
thesituationhesparkofrebellion
hadleapedbeyondthefrenchfrontierandhadsetfireto
anotherpohnationalgrievahenew
kingdoftheherlandshadnotbeenasuccess.thebelgian
aonandtheir
king,ethedesdantofanuncleof
thesilent,an,
uchlagintadpliabilitytokeepthepeace
anghisunngenialsubjects.besides,thehordeofpriests
oncefounditsway
intobelgiundtriedtodowas
hopt
uponthe``freedofthecatholicchurthe25th
ofaugusttherebreakagainstthedutch
authoritiesinbrussels.tonthslater,thebelgians
declaredtheelvesindepeaedleopold,
theuncleofqueenvictoriaofengland,tothethrone.
thatsolutionofthedifficulty.thetwo
uohavebeenunited,partedtheir
onyandbehaved
likedeeighbours.
nehosedayshererailroads,
travelledslohesuccessofthefrench
andthebelgianrevolutionistsbeohere
diateclashbethepolesandtheirrussian
rulersoayearofterribleha
pletevictoryfortherussiansablishedorderalong
thebanksofthevistulainthewellknownrussianfashion
nicholasthefirst,heralexanderin
1825,firybelievedinthedivinerightofhisoily,
ahousandsofpolishrefugeeser
ineeuropeboreothefactthattheprinciples
oftheholyalliahanahollowphrasein
holyrussia.
initalytoothereontofu.rielouise
duaandereeroapoleon,
shehaddesertedafterthedefeatoferloo,was
drivery,andinthepapalstatethe
exasperatedpeopletriedtoestablishanindeperepublic.
butthearesofaustriareandsoonevery
thieitioresideattheball
platz,thehoofthefnhehabsburg
dynasty,thepolicespiesretuedtotheirjob,andpeace
reignedsupre.eighteenreyearsopassbeforea
sendandresuccessfulattetuldbedetodeliver
europefroheterribleiaheviennangress.
againitherevolutionaryherckof
europe,hesignalofrevolt.charlesxhadbeen
suousdukeof
orleansuedjabin,hadvotedforthedeathofhis
usintheking,andhadplayedaroleduringtheearlydays
oftherevolutiohenaof``philippeegaliteor
``equalityphilip.eventuallyhehadbeenkilledwhen
robespierretriedtethenationofall``traitors,by
eheindicatedthosepeoplesharehisown
viethe
revolutionaryar.younglouisphilippethereuponhad
aughtschoolinszerland
andhadspentaupleofyearsexpltheunknown``far
erica.afterthefallofnapoleonhehadretued
toparis.heuchreintelligentthanhisbourbon
usins.heplenaboutinthepublic
parksbrellaunderhisarfollowedbya
broodofchildrenlikeanygoodhousefather.butfrancehad
outgrohekingbusinessandlouisdidnotknohisuntil
theingofthe24thoffebruary,oftheyear1848,when
aajestyawayand
proclaidtherepublic.
heeich
expressedthecasualopinionthatthisition
oftheyear1793andthatthealliesorebeobliged
torakeaothisveryunseey
decraticroterhisoriancapital
thebthrough
thebaperorferdinandwas
forost
oftherevolutionaryprinciplesenisterhad
triedtosuppressforthelastthirtythreeyears.
thistialleuropefelttheshock.hungarydeclareditself
indepe,ahehabsburgs
uheleadershipoflouiskossuth.theunequal
strugglelastedrethanayear.itwasfinallysuppressedby
...