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therussiansablishedorderalong thebanksofthevistulainthewellknownrussianfashion nicholasthefirst,heralexanderin 1825,firybelievedinthedivinerightofhisoily, ahousandsofpolishrefugeeser ineeuropeboreothefactthattheprinciples oftheholyalliahanahollowphrasein holyrussia. initalytoothereontofu.rielouise duaandereeroapoleon, shehaddesertedafterthedefeatoferloo,was drivery,andinthepapalstatethe exasperatedpeopletriedtoestablishanindeperepublic. butthearesofaustriareandsoonevery thieitioresideattheball platz,thehoofthefnhehabsburg dynasty,thepolicespiesretuedtotheirjob,andpeace reignedsupre.eighteenreyearsopassbeforea sendandresuessfulattetuldbedetodeliver europefroheterribleiaheviennangress. againitherevolutionaryherckof europe,hesignalofrevolt.charlesxhadbeen suousdukeof orleansuedjabin,hadvotedforthedeathofhis usintheking,andhadplayedaroleduringtheearlydays oftherevolutiohenaof``philippeegaliteor ``equalityphilip.eventuallyhehadbeenkilledwhen robespierretriedtethenationofall``traitors,by eheindicatedthosepeoplesharehisown viethe revolutionaryar.younglouisphilippethereuponhad aughtschoolinszerland andhadspentaupleofyearsexpltheunknown``far erica.afterthefallofnapoleonhehadretued toparis.heuchreintelligentthanhisbourbon usins.heplenaboutinthepublic parksbrellaunderhisarfollowedbya broodofchildrenlikeanygoodhousefather.butfrancehad outgrohekingbusinessandlouisdidnotknohisuntil theingofthe24thoffebruary,oftheyear1848,when aajestyawayand proclaidtherepublic. heeich expressedthecasualopinionthatthisition oftheyear1793andthatthealliesorebeobliged torakeaothisveryunseey deroterhisoriancapital thebthrough thebaperorferdinandwas forost oftherevolutionaryprinciplesenisterhad triedtosuppressforthelastthirtythreeyears. thistialleuropefelttheshock.hungarydeclareditself indepe,ahehabsburgs uheleadershipoflouiskossuth.theunequal strugglelastedrethanayear.itwasfinallysuppressedby ...
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