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eeedhtheexistingorderofthings.and heof``stability.hee aretutothenorlcyofthegoodolddaysbeforethe alkednonsense about``everybodybeingasgoodaseverybodyelse.inthis attitudeheanof greatstrengthofendouspowerofpersuasion, heostdangerouseherevolutionary ideas.hedidnotdieuntiltheyear1859,aherefore livedlongenoughtoseethepletefailureofallhispolicies heyasidebytherevolutionoftheyear1848. hethenfouhesthatednofeuropeand rethaheriskofbeinglynchedbyangrycrowds ofedcitizens.butuntiltheverylast,hereieadfast inhisbeliefthathehaddhtthing. hehadalhatpeoplepreferredpeace tolibertyariedtogivethe andinallfaiess,itoughttobesaidthathiseffortsto establishuniversalpeacepowers didnotflyateaostfortyyears,indeed notuntiltheweenrussiaandengland, franditalyandturkey,intheyear1854.thatans arerdfortheeuropean. thethirdheroofthisperor alexander.hehadbeenbroughtupattheurtofhisgrand ther,thefauscatherihegreat.bethelessons ofthisshrean,tardtheglory ofrussiaasthestiortantthinginlife,andthoseofhis privatetutor,asirerofvoltaireandrousseau,who filledhisndanity,theboygrew uptobeastraureofaselfishtyrantaintal revolutionist.hehadsufferedgreatindignitiesduringthe lifeofhiscrazyfather,pauli.hehadbeenobligedto heerofthenapoleonicbattlefields. theidehadtued.hisareshadhedayforthe allies.russiahadbeethesaviourofeuropeasar ofthisghtypeopleedasahalfgodwhowould curetheanyills. butalexanderveryclever.hedidnotknow alleyrandandtteie. hedidnotuarangegaofdiplocy.he stand lovedtoheartheapplauseoftheltitudeandsoonhehad beethein``attraoftheteich andtalleyrandandcastlereaghtheveryablebritish representativesataroundatableanddrankabottleoftokay anddecideduallygoingtobedoheyneeded russiaandthereforetheyetoalexander,but thelesshehadpersonallytodohtheactualhe hebettertheyheyevenenuraged hisplansforaholyalliaheghtbefullyoupied heyhehand. alexanderogotoparties apeople.uponsuasionsheyandgay butthereentinhister.he triedtetsothingfet.onthe nigrdofrchofthey ...
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