A History of Modern Europe 3
A History of Modern Europe 3
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the line of division which severed Southern Germany from the Federation of the North. His own concep- tion of the best form of national union was a German Empire with its chief at Berlin. That Count Bismarck was without plans for uniting North and South Grer- many it is impossible to believe; but the Minister and the Crown Prince had always been at enmity ; and when, after the battle of Sedan, they spoke together of the future, it seemed to the Prince as if Bismarck had scarcely thought o...f the federation of the Empire or of the re-establishment of the Imperial dignity, and as if he was inclined to it only under certain reserves. It Avas, however, part of Bismarck's system to exclude the Crown Prince as far as possible from political affairs, under the strange pretext that his relationship to Queen Victoria would be abused by the French pro- clivities of the English Court ; and it is possible that liad the Chancellor after the battle of Sedan chosen to admit the Prince to his confidence instead of resenting his interference^ the difference between their views as to the future of Germany would have been seen to be one mther of forms and means than of intention.
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the line of division which severed Southern Germany from the Federation of the North. His own concep- tion of the best form of national union was a German Empire with its chief at Berlin. That Count Bismarck was without plans for uniting North and South Grer- many it is impossible to believe; but the Minister and the Crown Prince had always been at enmity ; and when, after the battle of Sedan, they spoke together of the future, it seemed to the Prince as if Bismarck had scarcely thought o...f the federation of the Empire or of the re-establishment of the Imperial dignity, and as if he was inclined to it only under certain reserves. It Avas, however, part of Bismarck's system to exclude the Crown Prince as far as possible from political affairs, under the strange pretext that his relationship to Queen Victoria would be abused by the French pro- clivities of the English Court ; and it is possible that liad the Chancellor after the battle of Sedan chosen to admit the Prince to his confidence instead of resenting his interference^ the difference between their views as to the future of Germany would have been seen to be one mther of forms and means than of intention.
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