The United States of America volume 1
The United States of America volume 1
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The disintegration of the great Whig party had begun.
For the sake of following the crisis of 1850 to its logical conclusion, we have passed over important and interesting dip- lomatic events of the mid-century, which must claim our atten- tion at the close of this chapter. The year of Taylor's election was a year of general revolution in Europe. The French over- threw the Orleans dynasty and established the Second Republic. Liberal forces in the Italian states either drove out their Aus- trian... despots or curbed them by written constitutions. The Prussian king, after revolution in the streets of Berlin, called an assembly to frame a constitution. Prince Metternich, who for a generation had been the leader of reaction in Europe, was forced to flee from Vienna, and the Hungarians rose in revolt against the domination of Austria, which they had endured for three centuries. The United States were in hearty sympathy with these democratic revolutions in Europe. Taylor sent an envoy to Austria in 1849 with instructions to recognize the Hungarian Republic as soon as it should be established.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The disintegration of the great Whig party had begun.
For the sake of following the crisis of 1850 to its logical conclusion, we have passed over important and interesting dip- lomatic events of the mid-century, which must claim our atten- tion at the close of this chapter. The year of Taylor's election was a year of general revolution in Europe. The French over- threw the Orleans dynasty and established the Second Republic. Liberal forces in the Italian states either drove out their Aus- trian... despots or curbed them by written constitutions. The Prussian king, after revolution in the streets of Berlin, called an assembly to frame a constitution. Prince Metternich, who for a generation had been the leader of reaction in Europe, was forced to flee from Vienna, and the Hungarians rose in revolt against the domination of Austria, which they had endured for three centuries. The United States were in hearty sympathy with these democratic revolutions in Europe. Taylor sent an envoy to Austria in 1849 with instructions to recognize the Hungarian Republic as soon as it should be established.
What to read after The United States of America volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Muzzey, David Saville, 1870-1965 to read onlineMoreLess
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