The World War; a History of the Nations And Empires Involved And a Study of the Events Culminating in the Great Conflict
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The people began to move.
The attempt to re-establish absolute governments shook them out of sluggish acceptance. Revolution lifted its head in spite of the Holy AlUance, its first field being Spain. Revolt broke out there in 1820 and was quickly followed by a similar revolt in Naples.
These revolutionary movements roused the members of the AlUance. An Austrian army invaded Italy, a French one, under the influence of the Alliance, was sent to Spain, and both the revolutions were vigorously quel...led. The only revolt that suc- ceeded was one in Greece against the Turkish power. There was no desire to sustain the Turks, and a Russian army was finally sent to aid the Greeks, whose freedom was attained in April, 1830.
Such were the chief events that followed the fall of Napoleon.
Reaction was the order of the day. But it was a reaction that was to be violently shaken in the period now reached, the revolutionary year of 1830.
CHAPTER VII Pan-Slavism Versus Pan-Germanism Russia's Part in the Servian Issue — Strength of the Russian Army — The Distribution of the Slavs — Origin of Pan-Slavism — The Czar's Proclamation — The Teutons of Europe — Intermingliug of Races — The Nations at War.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The people began to move.
The attempt to re-establish absolute governments shook them out of sluggish acceptance. Revolution lifted its head in spite of the Holy AlUance, its first field being Spain. Revolt broke out there in 1820 and was quickly followed by a similar revolt in Naples.
These revolutionary movements roused the members of the AlUance. An Austrian army invaded Italy, a French one, under the influence of the Alliance, was sent to Spain, and both the revolutions were vigorously quel...led. The only revolt that suc- ceeded was one in Greece against the Turkish power. There was no desire to sustain the Turks, and a Russian army was finally sent to aid the Greeks, whose freedom was attained in April, 1830.
Such were the chief events that followed the fall of Napoleon.
Reaction was the order of the day. But it was a reaction that was to be violently shaken in the period now reached, the revolutionary year of 1830.
CHAPTER VII Pan-Slavism Versus Pan-Germanism Russia's Part in the Servian Issue — Strength of the Russian Army — The Distribution of the Slavs — Origin of Pan-Slavism — The Czar's Proclamation — The Teutons of Europe — Intermingliug of Races — The Nations at War.
What to read after The World War; a History of the Nations And Empires Involved And a Study of the Events Culminating in the Great Conflict?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marshall Logan to read onlineMoreLess
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