Medieval And Modern Times An Introduction to the History of Western Europe From
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But Frederick William III was a weak person and had lived through such a period of revolutionary disorder that he was quite willing to listen to the advice of the Austrian chief minister Metter- nich, who hated progress in any form and who had become the leader of those who fought all tendencies toward democracy and constitutional government. The Karlsbad A series of laws, the Karlsbad Resolutions, ^ were passed by the German diet, at Mettemich's instigation, with the aim of suppressing all rev...olutionar)' talk in Germany. The professors and students were to be watched lest they might be " prop- agating harmful doctrines hostile to the public order or sub- versive of existing governmental institutions. " Moreover, no newspaper, magazine, or pamphlet was to go to press without the previous approval of government officials, who were to determine whether it contained anything tending to foster discontent with the government. Liberal The attack upon the freedom of the press, and especially the Germany interference with the liberty of teaching in the larger institutions suppresse ^^ learning, which were already beginning to pride themselves on their scholarship and science, scandalized such progressive spirits as Germany possessed.
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But Frederick William III was a weak person and had lived through such a period of revolutionary disorder that he was quite willing to listen to the advice of the Austrian chief minister Metter- nich, who hated progress in any form and who had become the leader of those who fought all tendencies toward democracy and constitutional government. The Karlsbad A series of laws, the Karlsbad Resolutions, ^ were passed by the German diet, at Mettemich's instigation, with the aim of suppressing all rev...olutionar)' talk in Germany. The professors and students were to be watched lest they might be " prop- agating harmful doctrines hostile to the public order or sub- versive of existing governmental institutions. " Moreover, no newspaper, magazine, or pamphlet was to go to press without the previous approval of government officials, who were to determine whether it contained anything tending to foster discontent with the government. Liberal The attack upon the freedom of the press, and especially the Germany interference with the liberty of teaching in the larger institutions suppresse ^^ learning, which were already beginning to pride themselves on their scholarship and science, scandalized such progressive spirits as Germany possessed.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robinson, James Harvey, 1863-1936 to read onlineMoreLess
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