Proceedings, Speeches, &c., At the Dinner Given to Louis Kossuth, At the National Hotel, Washington, Jan. 7 1852
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The prestige of Austria's power is broken. It is known that the power of the Austrian dynasty, though disciplined, well-provided, and supported 488 APPENDIX.
by deluded races, roused to the fury of extermination against us, — it is known that all this satanically, well- combined power could not withstand the power of Hun- gary, though we were surprised and unprepared, and had no army and no arms, no communication, no money, no friends, and were secluded and forsaken by the whole world. It is mo...reover proved that Austria could not conquer us when we were unprepared ; who can believe that we do not match her now we are prepared ? Yes, we are prepared, because resolved not to endure, cowardly, our national annihilation; we have learned by experience what is required for our success. In former times Hunga- ry was the strength of Austria; now, Austria is weak because it possesses Hungary. It was strong by the unity of its array, the power of which was founded upon the confidence in this unity.
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The prestige of Austria's power is broken. It is known that the power of the Austrian dynasty, though disciplined, well-provided, and supported 488 APPENDIX.
by deluded races, roused to the fury of extermination against us, — it is known that all this satanically, well- combined power could not withstand the power of Hun- gary, though we were surprised and unprepared, and had no army and no arms, no communication, no money, no friends, and were secluded and forsaken by the whole world. It is mo...reover proved that Austria could not conquer us when we were unprepared ; who can believe that we do not match her now we are prepared ? Yes, we are prepared, because resolved not to endure, cowardly, our national annihilation; we have learned by experience what is required for our success. In former times Hunga- ry was the strength of Austria; now, Austria is weak because it possesses Hungary. It was strong by the unity of its array, the power of which was founded upon the confidence in this unity.
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