Central Europe
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If the whole expanse of Poland fell gradually into the arms of Russia, if her iron grasp were to be laid upon all the course of the Vistula and the German town of Dantzig, then East Prussia, a province which had shown itself to be untenable in isolation, would certainly disappear into the maw of the monster at the first opportunity. The Russians had already occu- pied it for four years during the Seven Years' War.
Frederick would have endangered the future of his own country if he had failed to... seize the opportunity of establishing the connection between his eastern marches and Pomerania. Beyond this he did not go. It was his successor who loaded the state with too great an addition of Polish territory, which proved itself at the first critical moment not a support, but a worthless burden. Thus in 1815 Prussia finally withdrew within narrower bounds, the narrowest indeed which would suffice to secure the indispensable connection between the Prussian and the Silesian wings of its territory.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If the whole expanse of Poland fell gradually into the arms of Russia, if her iron grasp were to be laid upon all the course of the Vistula and the German town of Dantzig, then East Prussia, a province which had shown itself to be untenable in isolation, would certainly disappear into the maw of the monster at the first opportunity. The Russians had already occu- pied it for four years during the Seven Years' War.
Frederick would have endangered the future of his own country if he had failed to... seize the opportunity of establishing the connection between his eastern marches and Pomerania. Beyond this he did not go. It was his successor who loaded the state with too great an addition of Polish territory, which proved itself at the first critical moment not a support, but a worthless burden. Thus in 1815 Prussia finally withdrew within narrower bounds, the narrowest indeed which would suffice to secure the indispensable connection between the Prussian and the Silesian wings of its territory.
What to read after Central Europe?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Josef Franz Maria Partsch to read onlineMoreLess
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