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    philippines,andtheteloniesoftheunited

    states

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    naturaltheincreasingnueroffactoriesinenglandand

    franceandgeyneededaneverincreasingauntofraw

    terialsandtheequallyincreasingnuerofeuropean

    ountoffoodeverywhere

    thearkets,forre

    easilyainesandrubberplantations

    andoilersuppliesofandgrain

    thepurelypoliticaleventsoftheeuropeanntinent

    dereinsignifienwhowere

    kingplansforsteaoatlinesonvictorianyanzaor

    forrailroadsthroughtheinteriorofshantungtheyknew

    thatnyeuropeanquestionsstillreinedtobesettled,but

    theydidnotbother,andthroughsheerindifferenceandcarelessness

    theybestoheirdescendantsaterribleinheritance

    ofhateandseryforuntoldcenturiesthesoutheaste

    erofeuropehadbeenthesceneofrebellionandbloodshed

    duringtheseventiesofthelastcenturythepeopleof

    serbiaandbulgariaandntenegroandrouniae

    retryingtogaintheirfreedondtheturkshthe

    supportofnyoftheeporyingtoprevent

    this

    afteraperiodofpartiassacresinbulgaria

    intheyear1876,therussianpeoplelostallpatience

    thegoventckinley

    ogotocubaandstoptheshootingsquads

    ofgeneralheyear1877the

    russianaresedtheshipkapass,

    andafterthearchedsouthilthey

    reachedthegatesofnstantinopleturkeyappealedfor

    helptoenglandthereanyenglishpeopleed

    theirgoventtookthesideofthesultan

    butdisraelipressof

    indiaandhepicturesqueturksedthe

    russiansallycrueltothejehin

    theirfrontiersdecidedtointerfererussiao

    ncludethepeaceofsanstefano1878andthequestionof

    thebalkanstoangressberlin

    injuneandjulyofthesayear

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    nearrogance,

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    forflatteryatberlinthebritishprinistercarefully

    ontenegro,

    serbiaandrounias

    theprincipalityofbulgariaiindependent

    statusunderprincealexanderofbattenberg,a

    nephenoneofthoseuntries

    hechancetodeveloptheirpoheirresources

    astheyodo,hadenglandbeen

    lessanxiousaboutthefateofthesultan,ainswere

    nepireasabulwark

    againstfurtherrussianaggression

    tokettershengressalloriato

    takebosniaandherzegovinaatheturkstobe

    ``adnisteredaspartofthehabsburgdoinsitistrue

    thataustriadeanexcellentjobofittheneglectedprovinces

    anagedasthebestofthebritishlonies,

    andthatissayingagreatdealbuttheyedby

    nyserbiansinolderdaystheyhadbeenpartofthegreat

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    centuryhaddefendedeeuropeagainsttheinvasions

    oftheturksandalofuskubhadbeena

    bus

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    beredtheirancientgloryastheyresented

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    felt,heirsbyeveryrightoftradition

    andithecapitalofbosnia,thatthe

    archdukeferdinand,heirtotheaustrianthrone,urdered

    onjune28oftheyear1914theassassinwasaserbian

    studentpurelypatriotictives

    buttheblaforthisterriblecatastrophehe

    iediate,thoughnottheonlycauseofthegreatworldwar

    didnotliehthehalfcrazyserbianboyorhisaustrian

    vious

    berlinnferenceaterial

    s

    ofaforgottenraceinadrearyeroftheoldbalkan

    peninsula

    aneorld

    thegreathe

    struggleforanewand

    betterworld

    therquisdendorcethenoblestcharacters

    angthesllgroupofhonestenthusiastswhowere

    responsiblefortheoutbreakofthegreatfrenchrevolution

    hehaddevotedhislifetothecauseofthepoorandtheunfortunate

    hehadbeenoneoftheassistantsofdaleertand

    diderotousencyclopedieduring

    thefirstyearsoftherevolutionhehadbeentheleaderofthe

    deratehenvention

    histoleranonsense,had

    dehinobjectofsuspicionhetreasonoftheking

    andtheurtcliquehadgiventheextreradicalstheirchance

    togetholdofthegoventandkilltheiropponents

    ndorcetlacast

    ercyofeverytruepatriothis

    friendsofferedtohidehittheiro

    refusedtoaccepttheirsacrificeheescapedandtriedtoreach

    hisho,ightbesafeafterthreenightsinthe

    open,toandbleeding,heenteredaninnandaskedforso

    foodthesuspiandinhispockets

    theyfoundapyofhorace,thelatinpoetthisshowed

    thattheirprisoneranofgentlebreedingandhadno

    businessuponthehighroadsatatied

    personyoftherevolutionarystate

    theytookndorandtheygagged

    hindtheythreintothevillagelockup,butinthe

    ingetodraghiacktoparisand

    cuthisheadoff,beholdhewasdead

    thisnhinghad

    goodreasontodespairofthehunracebuthehasten

    afeencesrue

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