Chapter 90 The Resurrection of the Eighteen Divine Powers

Dictatorship ends.The whole European system is broken. The Empire lay in the shadows, like a dying Roman world.Darkness reappeared, as in barbarian times.However, the barbarians of 1815 were counter-revolutionaries, and we should give them a nickname. Those counter-revolutionaries were weak, exhausted all at once, and stopped abruptly.We should admit that the Empire is mourned, and it is mourned with impassioned spirit.If statehood by force is glorious, then empire is glory itself.All the light that despotism can give, empire has spread in the world, and it is a dim light.Let's go a little further, a dim light.It was night compared to day.The night disappears, but the sun eclipses.

Louis XVIII returns to Paris.The reunion dance on July 8 dilutes the frenzy on March 20.The Corsicans and the Nabeyans are very different in prosperity and decline.The flag on the dome of the Tuileries Palace is white.The King of Desperation is back on the throne.Before Louis XIV's throne of lilies stands Hartwell's fir table.People talked about Bouvena and Fontenoy as if it were only yesterday, because Austerlitz is out of date.The throne and the throne complement each other, as close as brothers.In the nineteenth century one of the most complete systems of social security was established in France and on the Continent.Europe adopted the white cap badge.Tresdalen's reputation was growing. The motto "Stay strong" reappears in the sun-shaped arch on the gate wall of the barracks along the Orce River.Every place where the Habayashi Army used to be stationed has a red house.Chongwumen is full of goddesses of victory, and with those new gadgets, it feels like a foreigner. Perhaps a little ashamed when recalling Marengo and Arcola, he installed a Duke of Angoulême The statue is perfunctory.The Madeleine cemetery, the cemetery in 1993, was originally full of bleakness, but now it is covered with marble and pyrite, because the bones of Louis XVI and Marie-Antoinete are in the soil.There is also a tombstone in the Vincennes cemetery, which recalls the month in which the Duke of Enghien died in the month of Napoleon's coronation.Pope Pius VII, who had blessed the coronation shortly after the Duke of Enghien's death, now congratulated Napoleon as serenely on his downfall as he had on his prosperity.In Schenbron there was a four-year-old thorn in the side, and whoever called him King of Rome could not escape the crime of treason.These things were then dealt with, and the kings of the nations were enthroned, and the overlords of Europe were imprisoned, and the old system became a new system, and the light and the dark changed places all over the earth, For one summer afternoon a shepherd said to a Prussian in the woods: "Please go this way and not that way!"

1815 was a gloomy spring weather.All kinds of harmful and poisonous old things have been covered with a new coat.1789 was slandered, theocracy was disguised as a charter, novels were not divorced from the charter, all kinds of prejudices, all superstitions, all kinds of implication, never forget the fourteenth article, and call themselves liberalism.This is just the shedding of the snake's skin. Man has been made great by Napoleon and at the same time made small by him.The ideal got a strange name in the era of material prosperity: ideology.The gross negligence of a great man is a mockery of the future.People, this cannon fodder who loves gunners so much, is still looking for him with open eyes.where is hewhat is he doing "Napoleon is dead," said a passer-by to a wounded soldier of Marengo and Waterloo. "He will die!" cried the soldier. "You must know him too!" Imagination has deified the crushed man.After Waterloo, Europe was essentially in darkness.The disappearance of Napoleon created a long period of great emptiness in Europe.

The monarchs of nations filled that void.Old Europe seized the opportunity to reorganize itself.The Holy Alliance emerged.Jiameng has already appeared on the battlefield of Waterloo in a strange way. Against that old, reorganized Europe, the outlines of a New France emerged.The future that the emperor had sneered at has dawned.On its forehead, there is a star of freedom.The ardent eyes of the younger generation are all on it.It is incomprehensible that they love the freedom of the future and the Napoleon of the past.Failure makes the loser more noble.The fallen Bonaparte seems to be taller than the standing Napoleon.The victor is afraid.England sent Hudson Lowe to watch him, and France sent Munchney to spy on him.His folded arms were a worry to kings of all nations.Alexander called him "my nightmare".That terror was caused by that revolutionary force in him.The liberalism of the adherents of Bonaparte can be explained and forgiven here.His ghost shakes the old world.The sovereigns of the nations, in their positions of dominion, were troubled, for the rock of St. Helena loomed in the sky.

Napoleon was moaning in Longfort, waiting to die, and the 60,000 people who fell on the battlefield of Waterloo also decayed safely, and their tranquility spread throughout the world.The Congress of Vienna relied on the Treaty of 1815, which Europe called the Restoration. This is Waterloo. But what does that matter to Yoyo Universe?All that storm, all that battle, and that peace, all that shadow, never disturbed that all-seeing eye, to which a little aphid hopped from leaf to leaf and It makes no difference whether an eagle flies from one bell-tower of Notre-Dame to another.