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    【】s.    thetididnotpassaentfor,astheend    ofaugustdreg,indeepay,forthe    neahadbeenanizinga    freshar.thenhalonswasbroken    up,andthatargtothereliefofbazaiwoor    threedaysofanxiousexpectationfollohenonthe3rdof    septeercathenehroughszerland,oftheutterdefeat    andsurrehefrenchar,atsedan.    atfirst,theooterribletobetrue.peopleseed    stuhethoughtofahuhousandfrenlayingdown    theirar.tetheneherevolutionin    paris.thisexotionsangthepeople;butthe    prevailingideaseedtobethatnohere    disastersrieved.    ”doyouthinkoftheneheboysaskedas,drill    over,theyhurrieduptotalkthetteroverhtheirfather.    ”ost    unfortuain    barentinvolvingageof    offients,andaperfectupsetof    theaeryanizationappearslittleshortof    insanity.atthesati,itispossiblethatityarousesuch    aburstofnatiohusiashattheresistanceh,asfaras    theptiblein    faptedatallybeeofsoobstinateand    desperateaterthattheprussiansybefairly.    ”thereisselyanyhopeoffuturevictoriesinthefield.raw    levies,hoathtroopsasthe    prussians,intheopen.theonlyhopeisinssesoffranctireurs    upontherearandflanksoftheene.everybridge,everywood,    everyvillageshouldbedefehedeath.inthishe    prussianshegrouandon;anditwouldbe    absolutelyiossiblefortheofeedtheirienseares,orto    bringuptheirsiegeterielagainstparis.    ”thespirittodothisypossiblybeexcitedbytherevolution;    otherore    senseless,reunjustifia    nd,neverde.ithasbeeedpurelybytheradicalsand    roughsofparistheningawar    onthago,ingtoberlin.for    thesentoturoundupontheeerorinhissfortuneand,    houtnsultioffraoeffectarevolution,is    inndsilyinfaus.    ”evenregardedasatterofpolicy,itisbadire.    austria,italy,andrussiatosaynothingofenglandwould,    soonerorlater,haveinterferedinfavorofaablishedeire;    buttheirsyathieshisrevolution.the    departyinalltheseuntriesyexult,buttheextre    departydonotholdthereinsofpoheir    narchsainlynotfeelcalledupontoassisttoestablish    arepublic.    ”prussiaherselfintenselyaristocratiherinstitutionswill    probablyrefusetotreat,altogether,erswhohave    seizedthepohekingofprussiaisperhapsthegreatest    haterofdecraeuro
		
				
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