thebutthengress

napoleonhadbluepehedendforindependence

andberg,hegraapoleon,and

theresinthegernspeakinglands.

slendotherheirrespectivethroherefore

hadnotsurvivedhiynyyears.

untry,buthadtueditintoahopelesspoliticalrubbish

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ayoungsoldierhaddreadofaneherlandthatshould

iedinkeepingall``legititenarhristian,

strongleadership,ahisleader

therulersofthese,austriaandprussia,werekingsby

patriotireditanshereforenotvery

bestrongandunited.buttherebenounionhouta

heap,nsistingofaupleofkingdo,afehies,

nothingwasdone.

aleagueofthirtyeightsnstates,uhechairnship

astheyhadbeehfulhenperor,their

alargenuerofduargravates,principalities,

duringtheyearsofthegreatstruggleforindependeny

seenofftheiperastage.frederickthegreathad

etintheoldronationcityoffrankfort.hadbeen

thengresshadestablishedaneanion,

thegraceofgod.therulersofthreeothers,bavaria,saxony

ofthekingofaustria,he

attersof``npolidiortance.

baronies,electorates,freecitiesandfreevillages,

entofgerny.therefortionandthe

eerorofaustria.itakeshiftarra

ofstoftheselittleuntries,andonlyfiftytofa

a,

butinthisdiet,thirtyeightdelegatesrepresehirtyeight

gedthisedastrongprussia,butthisstate

ruledbythestraassortntofpotehatwasever

totalofrethanthreehundredhadsurvivedtheyear1806.

differentisandasnodecisionuldbetakenhouta

thirtyyearsoroyedtheprosperityofthe

good.

ofviennauch

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