France in the Nineteenth Century
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Foreign nations were too busy with their own affairs in 1848 tohave time to meddle with the Government of Louis Napoleon, --indeed, Russia and Prussia were much obliged to him for keeping out theOrleans family, whom they by no means wished to see on the Frenchthrone.
One thing that Louis Napoleon did to gain favor with the countryparty caused great indignation among genuine republicans, and, indeed, throughout Europe. This was the part he took against theRepublic of Rome.
Pio Nono, having been ...elected pope in 1846, had started on hiscareer as a liberal pontiff and ruler; but before 1848 he haddisappointed the expectations of all parties, and had fled fromRome to Gaeta, where Ferdinand, king of the Two Sicilies (commonlyknown as King Bomba) had also taken refuge. Lamartine, at the timehis power ceased, had been fitting out a French army to lend helpto the Romans if they should be attacked by the Austrians, and ifneed were, to protect the pope, who before his flight was supposedto be opposed to Austrian domination.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Foreign nations were too busy with their own affairs in 1848 tohave time to meddle with the Government of Louis Napoleon, --indeed, Russia and Prussia were much obliged to him for keeping out theOrleans family, whom they by no means wished to see on the Frenchthrone.
One thing that Louis Napoleon did to gain favor with the countryparty caused great indignation among genuine republicans, and, indeed, throughout Europe. This was the part he took against theRepublic of Rome.
Pio Nono, having been ...elected pope in 1846, had started on hiscareer as a liberal pontiff and ruler; but before 1848 he haddisappointed the expectations of all parties, and had fled fromRome to Gaeta, where Ferdinand, king of the Two Sicilies (commonlyknown as King Bomba) had also taken refuge. Lamartine, at the timehis power ceased, had been fitting out a French army to lend helpto the Romans if they should be attacked by the Austrians, and ifneed were, to protect the pope, who before his flight was supposedto be opposed to Austrian domination.
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