France Since 1814
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He concentrated his troops on the Turkish frontier, and by way of making a pretext for war, sent Prince Menschikoff to Constantiuoj^le with an ultimatum, which was naturally not accepted.
Menschikoff left Constantinople on the 22nd of May, 1853. All over Europe the news of this rupture provoked an explosion of indig- nation against Russia. An Anglo-French alliance was signed in two days ; on the 27th of May it was announced to the Chamber of Communes. On the 11th of June, M. De Nesselrode publi...shed in the name of Nicholas A BBirrHT srrrATWN 205 a circular tliat Metternich called " a monument of bumptiousness. " M. Drouyn dc Lhuys rojUied to it in two able circulars. The miraculous exchange of roles was effected. The Emperor of Russia, now a terror to all Europe, was confronted with the Emperor of France, the champion of erium and order.
The period from the landing of the French and English in the Crimea, on the 14th of September, 1854, till the opening of the Paris Congress on the 2r)tli of February, 185G, commands attention by its very strangeness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He concentrated his troops on the Turkish frontier, and by way of making a pretext for war, sent Prince Menschikoff to Constantiuoj^le with an ultimatum, which was naturally not accepted.
Menschikoff left Constantinople on the 22nd of May, 1853. All over Europe the news of this rupture provoked an explosion of indig- nation against Russia. An Anglo-French alliance was signed in two days ; on the 27th of May it was announced to the Chamber of Communes. On the 11th of June, M. De Nesselrode publi...shed in the name of Nicholas A BBirrHT srrrATWN 205 a circular tliat Metternich called " a monument of bumptiousness. " M. Drouyn dc Lhuys rojUied to it in two able circulars. The miraculous exchange of roles was effected. The Emperor of Russia, now a terror to all Europe, was confronted with the Emperor of France, the champion of e
The period from the landing of the French and English in the Crimea, on the 14th of September, 1854, till the opening of the Paris Congress on the 2r)tli of February, 185G, commands attention by its very strangeness.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pierre De Coubertin to read onlineMoreLess
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