Outlines of General History
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The insurrection was init down. Kossuth and the other lead- ers fled to Turkey. Those who had taken part in the revolt were treated with cruelty, the constitution was annulled, and Hungary reduced to the position of a conquered province.
Conclusion. — Apparently the liberal ideas which triumphed for a moment in 1848 had left no results. France was under a strong personal government ; Germany was disappointed in her hopes for national unity ; Italy was again under her old rulers ; and Austria ha...d successfully put down revolts in her own capital, in Hungary, Bohemia, and Italy. Such was the state of affairs in 1851. Yet we shall see that, as after the Revolution of 1830, the new ideas had gained ground. It was the beginning of constitutional government in several of the European states. The Holy Alliance " was riddled through and through." SYNOPSIS FOR REVIEW Europe from 1831 to 1851. — France under Louis Philippe: Political Parties. Agitation for Extended Suffrage. Attempts on the King's Life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The insurrection was init down. Kossuth and the other lead- ers fled to Turkey. Those who had taken part in the revolt were treated with cruelty, the constitution was annulled, and Hungary reduced to the position of a conquered province.
Conclusion. — Apparently the liberal ideas which triumphed for a moment in 1848 had left no results. France was under a strong personal government ; Germany was disappointed in her hopes for national unity ; Italy was again under her old rulers ; and Austria ha...d successfully put down revolts in her own capital, in Hungary, Bohemia, and Italy. Such was the state of affairs in 1851. Yet we shall see that, as after the Revolution of 1830, the new ideas had gained ground. It was the beginning of constitutional government in several of the European states. The Holy Alliance " was riddled through and through." SYNOPSIS FOR REVIEW Europe from 1831 to 1851. — France under Louis Philippe: Political Parties. Agitation for Extended Suffrage. Attempts on the King's Life.
What to read after Outlines of General History?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Moore Colby to read onlineMoreLess
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