A Condensed History of Modern Times
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Prussia followed in the wake of Austria and Russia.
Thus it was easy for Prince Metternich, after winning over the Tsar to his views, to establish harmony between the three Powers. At the Congress of Aix-larChapelle (Novem- ber, 1818) they renewed the alliance of 1815 and bound themselves by conferences, either of these sovereigns or their ministers, to examine questions relative to the mainten- ance of peace or upon which other governments should formally request their intervention. This idea ...was more precisely stated later on in the declaration of the Congress of Laibach (February, 1821). " Useful or necessary changes in the legislation and administration of the states are to ema- nate only from the free will, the enlightened and deliberate impulse, of those whom God has rendered depositaries of power." This was a fresh affirmation of the divine right of kings, with the interpretation that the prince upon whom his people wished to impose that contract called a constitu- tion could summon to his aid his royal colleagues.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Prussia followed in the wake of Austria and Russia.
Thus it was easy for Prince Metternich, after winning over the Tsar to his views, to establish harmony between the three Powers. At the Congress of Aix-larChapelle (Novem- ber, 1818) they renewed the alliance of 1815 and bound themselves by conferences, either of these sovereigns or their ministers, to examine questions relative to the mainten- ance of peace or upon which other governments should formally request their intervention. This idea ...was more precisely stated later on in the declaration of the Congress of Laibach (February, 1821). " Useful or necessary changes in the legislation and administration of the states are to ema- nate only from the free will, the enlightened and deliberate impulse, of those whom God has rendered depositaries of power." This was a fresh affirmation of the divine right of kings, with the interpretation that the prince upon whom his people wished to impose that contract called a constitu- tion could summon to his aid his royal colleagues.
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