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eral  v utiona es  came f  up with  uis Philip 's feeble attempts to art royal authority and erupted in violence a in  e Cit n King a i­ cated, and the revolutionary mob pr laimed a republic in February. Cha  and f r reigned a  In June Paris witne d  me of the bl iest street-fi ting Euro  had ever  en Archbishop Affre came to the barri­ cad  to plead  r an end to the bl hed. He was shot Finally an election was held in  m r, won by Prince  uis Na leon, Na leon's nephew whom he had ori ally pr laimed as his heir. In the midst of chaos, the
· ple t ed to the de endant of the man who had resto d order in the  dst of cha  once  fore.
Louis Na l n's office w  president, but he  adually  gan in­ creasing  s  wers and acting like a king. In Decem r 1851 a li ral re­  llion broke out, but  uis Na leon quickly suppre d it He then deemed the time was ri  to rally the  ople to his side for the  me step as his uncle had earlier taken On Novem r 2, 1852 he declared the em­ pire re stablished, with him lf as Em ror Na leon m (Na leon's  n would have  en Na leon II    gove ment was li ral ab lutist, but from time to time he t k ste  which aided the Church, for example, the re   g of the  otto at  urdes after l l anti-Catholic authorities had cl d it M t of the  prtholic actions were taken as the res t of the influen  of   wife, the S ish counte  Eugenie Monti .
Revolution in A tria
For centuries the many nationality  ou  in the Ha burg Empire had  n largely resistant to nationalism, as the Empire was built on loy­ alty to the Ha bur  and the em ror, wh ver he mi t  , not to a  ­ tion But French Revolutionary li ralism with its accompanying national­ ism was infecting many intellectuals and  litical leaders in the Empire,  d t s  fection would pr uce a  rious illne 
 e Mette ch years were years   vigor for the Aust  Emp e.  ey  w swift economic expansion, pr  rity and a flourishing cultur  Mette ch was em ror in everything but name after the feebl minded Ferd d  e to the t one in 1835. But his cen rship  lici  did not r y su   d   ral ideas spread among the up r cla  intellectual  Natio  w  al  at w k, es cially among the Hun  and the I   der Aust n  l 
In 1 8 revolutions broke out in  ur ar s of the Austrian Empi :  e  i lf, Buda t, Prague, and Lom rdy-Venetia in Italy. K uth, a w dly  di l l der, and the other li  s in Buda st wanted virtual in-


































































































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