Readings in Modern European History: Europe since the Congress of Vienna

33. The bases of the Constitutional Charter of Sardinia

Translation, Annual Register for 1848, pp. 317 sqq.

tion 63. Outcome of the Revolution of 1848 in Germany

34. The king of Prussia refuses the imperial crown (May,

1849)

SCHILLING (as above, No. 229), p. 431.

235. Speech of the king of Prussia on taking oath to observe

the new constitution (1850)

.

British and Foreign State Papers (1849-1850), II, 1040 sq.

CHAPTER XXI -THE UNIFICATION OF ITALY

ection 64. Cavour and Italian Unity

III

112

236. Mazzini's instructions to Young Italy

115

239. Napoleon III justifies his intervention in Italy (May, 1859) 122

Le Moniteur universel, May 4, 1859

240. The Tuscans declare Victor Emmanuel king

British and Foreign State Papers (1858–1859), pp. 236 sq.

241. Victor Emmanuel reviews the events of 1859-1860 .

Annuaire historique universel for 1860, Appendix, pp. 148 sq.

242. Garibaldi's description of the Sicilian expedition .

Autobiography of Giuseppe Garibaldi (authorized translation

by A. Werner, 1889), ÎÏ, 144 sqq., 225, 240 sq.

243. Victor Emmanuel's address at the opening of the Italian

parliament (February 18, 1861)

Annual Register for 1861, Section, "History," pp. 186 sq.

244. Pope Pius IX's attitude toward the unification of Italy

Ibid. pp. 187 sq.

245. The Italian ministry's hope of winning both Venice and

Rome.

Ibid. pp. 190 sq.

123

125

126

129

247. Victor Emmanuel to the new Italian parliament (1871)
British and Foreign State Papers, LXXII, 1248 sq.

248. Encyclical of Pius IX, protesting against the conduct of
the Italian government (May, 1871)

La Civiltà Cattolica (8th series, 1871), II, 719 sqq.
249. A review of the economic situation in Italy, 1906. . .
Journal des Économistes (Paris, 1906), IX, 321 sq.

- FORMATION OF THE GERMAN

EMPIRE AND THE AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN UNION

Section 66. Prussia assumes the Leadership in Germany

250. Bismarck's view of the constitutional crisis in Prussia . 142

HAHN, Fürst Bismarck (1878), I, 66–67, 88 sqq.

Section 67. War of 1866 and the Formation of the North

German Federation

251. King William addresses his people (June, 1866)

SCHILLING (as above, No. 229), pp. 458 sq.

252. Bismarck describes the battle of Königgrätz

144

146

Ibid. p. 459.

253. How Bismarck held victorious Prussia in check

148

Bismarck, the Man and the Statesman (trans. under the super-
vision of A. J. Butler), II, 48 sqq.

254. The three forces provided for in the German federation 150

British and Foreign State Papers (1865–1866), LVI, 107.

256. Protest of the king of Hanover against the annexation of

Letters on International Relations (1871), I, 430 sqq.

Section 68. The Franco-Prussian War and the Founda-

259. Bismarck describes the surrender of Napoleon III at Sedan 160

SCHILLING (as above, No. 229), p. 480.

60. Downfall of the Second Empire (1870)

SCHILLING (as above, No. 229), p. 483.

61. Proclamation of the German Empire at Versailles (January

18, 1871).

HAHN, Der Krieg Deutschlands gegen Frankreich (1871), pp.

812 sqq.

ction 69. Austria-Hungary since 1866

262. Extracts from the Compromise (Ausgleich) of 1867 .

Annuaire de législation étrangère (1875), IV, 259 sqq.

263. Papal condemnation of the Austrian constitution (1868). 168

La Civiltà Cattolica (7th series, 1868), III, 103.

264. Beust's instructions to the Austrian ambassador at Rome 169

SCHULTHESS, Europäischer Geschichtskalender for the year

1869, pp. 242 sqq.

265. The Austrian election of 1906

Fortnightly Review (new series, July, 1907), LXXXII.

266. The undemocratic government of Hungary
Die Neue Zeit (1906), pp. 85 sq.

CHAPTER XXIII — THE. GERMAN EMPIRE

171

DENZINGER, Enchiridion Symbolorum et Definitionum quae
de rebus fidei et morum a Conciliis Ecumenicis et Summis
Pontificibus emanarunt (9th ed., 1900), pp. 378 sqq. Trans.
in GLADSTONE-SCHAFF, The Vatican Decrees (1875), pp.
109 sqq.

269. The doctrine of papal supremacy and infallibility, 1870

Ibid. pp. 397 sqq. Trans. in GLADSTONE-SCHAFF (as above,

No. 268), pp. 167 sq.

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