Germany and England in the new German unity movement
The article surveys the German bid for national unity led by Prussia amid Vienna’s upheaval. It discusses a Congress of German Sovereigns, a German Parliament, and reforms to the Federal Constitution. It compares German and English traits, praising consolidation over France’s dissolution, and notes Metternich’s fall, Austria’s liberal shift, and Prussia’s lead. It closes with a hopeful parallel between Germany and England.
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Barbarovea
Efus
Sears
Germany
Barbaresss
Serain
Jore
Bas Buberte
Reunion
Vienna
Stutgard
Dresden
Berlin
Hamburg
Cassel
Dukedow
Weimar
Vienne
Prussia
Austria
Frankfort
Confederation
Darmstadt
Carleruhe
Heidelberg
Meine
Cologne
Prussis
Gronly
Rhine
Vicnna
Metternich
Neelees
France
Cne
England
Overbeck
Luther
Margaret
Fridolin
Naterally
Monsieur Louis Blanc
Europe
Weil
Dace
Norman
Klopstock
Archbishop of Canterbury
Privy Council
Jesus Christ
Wales
Berwick-upon-Tweed
Aberdeen
Balmoral
Stonehaven
Loys
Maxcu Estex
Manchester
Church Missionary Society
Alost
Charles Morgan
Tredegar
Monmouth
General Post Office
Post Office Inspector General
John Ramsey
Secretary’s Department
Post Office
London
Novicz
Puntic
Sixtges Pessexs
Latheronwheel
David M‘grigor
Antil
William Finlayson
Robert Grant
Alexander M’kay
George Roas
Willis Sutherland
Angus Sutherland
Dunbesth
Sutherlandshire
John o'Groat
Cernot
Paris
National
Metats
Atelier Club
Bank of France
Ministres
Lombardy
Italy
Vendome
Paria
Champs Elysees
Belgium
Journal of
Indre Et Loire
Foot
M. Ledru-Rolin
Loiret
Loire Et Cher
Erre
Loire
Blois
National Discount Bank
Auissiers
Avoués
Department of the Loire
Bank of Orleans
Paris turmoil and bank reforms dominate European news
Reports from Paris describe decrees postponing payments until next month and suspending debt actions for three months, plus a police decree restricting foreign workers. The National Discount Bank opens with large discounts, while Mediation by the Lamartine government seeks to restore credit and stabilize commerce amid widespread demonstrations and club politics.
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Paris
Trontieur
Tribunals of Commerce
M. Marie
France
Cavssiprene
Paria
London
Frankfurt
Hotel de Ville
Place de la Republique
Narias
Rue Montmartre
Place de la Bourse
Sardinia
Bastille
M.de Lamartine
Madame de Lamartine
Galignani
Halle Aux Drape
Madamaide
Lamartine
M. Lamartine
Madame
Orpheonista
N. de Lamartine
Republic
Regent
Tuileries
Constituent Assembly
Lyons
Marshal Ney
Torspar
M. Delessert
Vienna
War Department
School of St. Cyr
Cavaignac
Changarnier
Algeria
Garde
National Discount Bank
Montrouge
Gerard
Ontronge
M. Armand Marrest
Orleans Reilroad Company
National
Department
Seine
Ecole Polytechnique
St. Cyr
Ecole de Droit
Ecole de Médécine
M. Malgaigne
M.cauchois Lemaire
M. da Rovigo
Savary Duke of
Rovigo
Abbe
Department of the Dordogne
Bank of Discount
General Cavaignac
Revolutions in Germany and Vienna rise to liberal rule
The Austria crisis ends with Vienna bowing to liberal demands after mass student protests and military clashes. Archdukes Adelbert, Charles, and Metternich face danger as thousands fill streets. a new cabinet is promised and press freedom awarded. The Emperor issues concessions and forms a liberal government with a National Guard.
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Austria
Vienna
Repubic
Paris
Crente
France
Lower Austria
Studenta
Chancery
Atudenta
Diet
Count Montecucali
Adelbert
Oficer
Metternich
Prince Metternich
Prater
Prince Amletternich
Bohemia
Rhine
Geovieman
Mertaaxicu Canivet
Count Colorath
Court Montecuculi
Lower Austrian
Chamber of Deputies
Count Montecaculi
Archduke Ludwig
Home Department
House of Assembly
St Stephen Platt
Borgher Guard
Boorse
Weimar
Vina
Ferdinand J
Ielgu
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the Tuileries
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M. Billiard
M. Folssy
National Guard
The
Atelier
National Guards
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Champs de Nara
Gros Caillun
All Pointe
Tree of Liberty
Ecole Militaire
Allard
Colonel Allard
M. Ledru Rollin
Champ de Mars
Champ de Mar
Venice
la Republique
Ledra-Rollin
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Royal Arsenal
Leith
Leith Fort
J. M'Coy
S. P. Townsend
Copenhagen
Naples
Fredinawd
Count von Inzacu
Fauxz Baron von Pirisasponyr