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    prussianpeopleiedhiotatall.hhisowneyes

    hehadseenthedefeatoftheliberals.hekhe

    beabletogetridofaustriahoutawarandhe

    beganbystrengtheningtheprussianar.thelandtag,exasperated

    athishighhahods,refusedtogivehihe

    neredits.bisrckdidnotevenbothertodiscuss

    thetter.heyhthe

    helpoffundsheprussianhouseofpeersandtheking

    placedathisdisposal.thenhelookedforanationalcause

    hepurposeofcreatingagreatwave

    ofpatriotisngallthegernpeople.

    ihofgernythereheduhleswig

    andholsteiniddleageshadbeena

    sourceoftrouble.bothuntriesedbyacertain

    nuerofdanesandaans,butalthough

    theyark,they

    anintegralpartofthedanishstateandthisledto

    endlessdifficulties.heavenforbidthatishouldrevivethis

    fotteioledbytheactsofthe

    reansinholstein

    heirabuseofthedanesandthedanesin

    schlesadeagreatadooftheirdanishness,andalleurope

    andgernnnerchors

    andtuvereinslisteosentintalspeechesaboutthe

    ``lostbrethrenandthedifferentcelleriesryingto

    disverobilisedher

    aresto``savethelostprovinces.asaustria,theofficial

    headofthegernion,uldnotallowprussia

    toaportahehabsburgtroops

    obilisedtooandthebinedaresofthet

    pohedanishfrontiersandafteraverybrave

    resistahepartofthedanes,oupiedthethies.

    thedanesappealedtoeurope,buteuropeherwise

    engagedandthepoordaheirfate.

    bisrber

    uponhisierialprograe.heusedthedivisionofthe

    spoilstopickaquarrelhaustria.thehabsburgsfellinto

    thetrap.theheard

    hisfaithfulgenerals,invadedboheaandihansix

    helastoftheaustriantroopshadbeeroyedat

    koniggratzandsadoheroadtoviennalayopen.but

    bisrckdidnottogotoofar.hekhewould

    needafehedefeated

    habsburgsverydetterofpeace,providedtheywould

    resigntheirchairnshipoftheion.hewasless

    rallergernstatesaken

    thesideoftheaustrians,andaheoprussia.the

    greaterpartofthenorthestatesthenfordaneion,

    thesoannfederadvictorious

    prussiaassudtheunoffian

    people.

    europestoodaghastattherapidityhheworkof

    nsolidationhadbeendone.englandeindifferent

    butfranceshowedsignsofdisapproval.napoleon

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