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    rtedthegreatnationalistic

    revoltagainstnapoleon,ablood

    oftheuntryfortheirking,he

    ngressalloains.this

    vireature,k

    fouryearsofhislifeasaprisonerofnapoleon.hehadiroved

    hisdaysbyknittinggarntsforthestatuesofhis

    favouritepatronsaints.hecelebratedhisretubyreintrodug

    theinquisitionaurechaer,bothofh

    hadbeenabolishedbytherevolution.heing

    person,despisedaschbyhissubjectsasbyhisfourwives,

    buttheholyallianate

    throneandalleffortsofthedetspaniardstogetridofthis

    endedin

    bloodshedaions.

    palhadbeenhoutakingsiheyear1807when

    theroyalfalyhadfledtotheloniesinbrazil.theuntry

    hadbeenusedasabaseofsupplyforthearesof

    thepeninsula1808

    until1814.after1815palntiobeasortof

    britishproviilthehouseauedtothe

    throne,leavisersbehindinriodejaneiro

    aseerorofbrazil,theonlyarieireed

    forrethaoanendin1889

    earepublic.

    i,nothingprovetheterriblenditions

    ofboththeslavsandthegreeksillsubjects

    ofthesultan.intheyear1804blackgee,aservian

    shefouhekarageeviastyhad

    startedarevoltagainsttheturks,buthehadbeeed

    byhiseneesandhadbeenrderedbyoneofhissupposed

    friends,therivalservianleader,calledloshobrenovich,

    ethefouheobrenoviastyandthe

    turkshadntiobetheundisputedstersofthe

    balkans.

    thegreeks,helossoftheirindependewo

    thousandyearsbefore,hadbeensubjeaians,

    therons,theveiansaurks,hadhopedthattheir

    untryn,capodistria,anativeofrfuandtogether

    ostintitepersonalfriendsof

    alexahingforthebutthengress

    ofviennauch

    iedinkeepingall``legititenarhristian,

    slendotherheirrespectivethroherefore

    nothingwasdone.

    thelast,butperhapsthegreatestbluhengress

    entofgerny.therefortionandthe

    thirtyyearsoroyedtheprosperityofthe

    untry,buthadtueditintoahopelesspoliticalrubbish

    heap,nsistingofaupleofkingdo,afehies,

    alargenuerofduargravates,principalities,

    baronies,electorates,freecitiesandfreevillages,

    ruledbythestraassortntofpotehatwasever

    seenofftheiperastage.frederickthegreathad

    gedthisedastrongprussia,butthisstate

    hadnotsurvivedhiynyyears.

    napoleonhadbluepehedendforindependence

    ofstofthe