Essentials in Modern European History
Essentials in Modern European History
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99. Unrest in Germany and the Doctrine of Intervention. — Meanwhile, although Northern and Central Europe made no ' appeal to the sword, certain developments in Germany seemed to augur inauspiciously for the preservation of the arrangements made at Vienna. Great political activity was shown among the young men in the universities. Patriotic societies, such as the Burschenschaft, had been formed during the War of Liberation (sec. 80), and many of these now set themselves to the task of keeping a...live and strengthening those aspirations for union which had met with such a sad f ate in 1 8 1 5 . A meeting of representatives of these societies from all over Germany was held on the Wartburg in 1817 to commemorate the 300th anni- The Wartbon versary of the Refotmation. In the celebration which followed c*^***""®" patriotic speeches were delivered ; some of the reactionary litera- ture of the time was burned; and in general a spirit of hostility was shown to the existing order. The university professors had all along shown themselves most outspoken against the condi- tions which prevailed in Germany, and when, in March 1819, a zealous student named Sand murdered Kotzebue, an agent of Murder the Tsar appointed to watch for symptoms of unrest and report °' kotzebue 230 ESSENTIALS IN MODERN EUROPEAN HISTORY The Carlsbad Decrees 11 Congresses of Laibach and Verona Opposition to the Holy Alliance George Canning and the Origin of the Monroe Doctrine them to his august master, it seemed to Mettemich and to his supporters that the time had come for vigorous action.
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99. Unrest in Germany and the Doctrine of Intervention. — Meanwhile, although Northern and Central Europe made no ' appeal to the sword, certain developments in Germany seemed to augur inauspiciously for the preservation of the arrangements made at Vienna. Great political activity was shown among the young men in the universities. Patriotic societies, such as the Burschenschaft, had been formed during the War of Liberation (sec. 80), and many of these now set themselves to the task of keeping a...live and strengthening those aspirations for union which had met with such a sad f ate in 1 8 1 5 . A meeting of representatives of these societies from all over Germany was held on the Wartburg in 1817 to commemorate the 300th anni- The Wartbon versary of the Refotmation. In the celebration which followed c*^***""®" patriotic speeches were delivered ; some of the reactionary litera- ture of the time was burned; and in general a spirit of hostility was shown to the existing order. The university professors had all along shown themselves most outspoken against the condi- tions which prevailed in Germany, and when, in March 1819, a zealous student named Sand murdered Kotzebue, an agent of Murder the Tsar appointed to watch for symptoms of unrest and report °' kotzebue 230 ESSENTIALS IN MODERN EUROPEAN HISTORY The Carlsbad Decrees 11 Congresses of Laibach and Verona Opposition to the Holy Alliance George Canning and the Origin of the Monroe Doctrine them to his august master, it seemed to Mettemich and to his supporters that the time had come for vigorous action.
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