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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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