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Frederick William and the Reactionists of Berlin
A detailed examination of the Berlin crisis in November 1848, arguing the King’s removal of the National Assembly and the Brandenburg Cabinet signals a shift toward military despotism. It praises the Assembly’s stand, notes widespread Baltic and German support, and warns of potential European upheaval if constitutional liberties fail. It mentions the new City Club in London as a contrasting, economical social venue.
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Europe
Ender
Ferdinand
Frederick William
Berlinera
Ae Linden
Brandenburg
Prussia
National Assembly
Vienna
Eves
Magdeburgh
Frankenstein
Bes
Berlin
National Guard
Megistracy
Mecklenburgh
Magdenburgh
Pomerana
Breslau
Assembly of
National Representatives
Tts
Breidenburg
Russia
France
Nicholas
Burgher Guard
Crown
Legislative Chamber
Burgher
Zelat
Assembly of Nations Representatives
N. Masteufel
Alanteufel
Potsdam
Braxix
Peortiz
von Wrangle
Bargher
Tam
Germany
Best of
Dram
Ars
Schi'zen Haus
Civic Guard
Vike
Wreegel
Schiizen Haug
Cologne
Duseeldorf
Brandenburg Ministry
Jin
Magdeburg
Silesia
Rhine