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Sorrowfully and abruptly was this dominion ended by the deca- pitation of himself and his friend Brandt, the diverse of the queen and her consequent exile, where in the course of a few years she died in Celle (Maj lOt'i 1775). Struensee's ministry^ was succeeded by that of Guldberg, which in opposition to it was animated by a warm feeling of Danish nationality, but in many directions wanted its free spirit, and it had in particular no eye for that great and vital question for Denmark: the freed...om of the peasantr>'. This great act was reserved for the successor of Guldberg's ministr>' (the younger Bernstorff and his noble assistants) who was interpreter for the young warm-hearted prince, who in 1784 seized the helm of the state himself and held it uninterruptedly in his hand for 55 years, although in 1808 he was first called Frederik VI. Commerce flourished (particularly during the American war of freedom), and from this flowed wealth and prosperit)', the freedom of peasantry' &c. All these circumstances made a great portion of Christian Mis reign a period of happiness for Denmark — then came the French revolution, that inaugurated a new period with storms: the bright and quiet days preceding it were but the calm of the ocean, that precedes the tempest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sorrowfully and abruptly was this dominion ended by the deca- pitation of himself and his friend Brandt, the diverse of the queen and her consequent exile, where in the course of a few years she died in Celle (Maj lOt'i 1775). Struensee's ministry^ was succeeded by that of Guldberg, which in opposition to it was animated by a warm feeling of Danish nationality, but in many directions wanted its free spirit, and it had in particular no eye for that great and vital question for Denmark: the freed...om of the peasantr>'. This great act was reserved for the successor of Guldberg's ministr>' (the younger Bernstorff and his noble assistants) who was interpreter for the young warm-hearted prince, who in 1784 seized the helm of the state himself and held it uninterruptedly in his hand for 55 years, although in 1808 he was first called Frederik VI. Commerce flourished (particularly during the American war of freedom), and from this flowed wealth and prosperit)', the freedom of peasantry' &c. All these circumstances made a great portion of Christian Mis reign a period of happiness for Denmark — then came the French revolution, that inaugurated a new period with storms: the bright and quiet days preceding it were but the calm of the ocean, that precedes the tempest.
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