Essays And Addresses in War Time
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CHAPTER VII THE PRINCIPLE OF NATIONALITY AND ITS APPLICATIONS Seventy years ago many an active and sanguine mind in Europe and America was aflame with what then began to be called the Principle of Nationality. Those were the days when Despotism seemed the great enemy to human progress and human happiness; and despot- ism was worst where the despot ruled over an alien people. So the sympathy, both of America and of Britain, or at least of British Liberals (among whom was then to be found a great... majority of the men of light and leading), went out when, in 1848, the crash of the Orleans Monarchy in France had shaken most European thrones, to the Italian revolutionaries, to the Polish revolutionaries, to the Czechs in Bohemia, to the Magyars in Hungary, who, under the illustrious Kossuth, were fighting in 1849 for their national rights against Hapsburg tyranny, to the German patriots who were trying to liberalize Prussia and the smaller king- doms, and bring all Germans under one free constitu- tional Government.
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CHAPTER VII THE PRINCIPLE OF NATIONALITY AND ITS APPLICATIONS Seventy years ago many an active and sanguine mind in Europe and America was aflame with what then began to be called the Principle of Nationality. Those were the days when Despotism seemed the great enemy to human progress and human happiness; and despot- ism was worst where the despot ruled over an alien people. So the sympathy, both of America and of Britain, or at least of British Liberals (among whom was then to be found a great... majority of the men of light and leading), went out when, in 1848, the crash of the Orleans Monarchy in France had shaken most European thrones, to the Italian revolutionaries, to the Polish revolutionaries, to the Czechs in Bohemia, to the Magyars in Hungary, who, under the illustrious Kossuth, were fighting in 1849 for their national rights against Hapsburg tyranny, to the German patriots who were trying to liberalize Prussia and the smaller king- doms, and bring all Germans under one free constitu- tional Government.
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