Resurrection of Hungary: A Parallel for Ireland

• The migration of Deak; how Francis Josef visited Pesth; the fall of Bach; how the Hungarians refused to send representatives to the "Imperial Parliament"; and how the Emperor of Austria lost his temper; the Bloodless war; the failure of force and "conciliation"; the royal visit of 1865; the Austro-Prussian war; Count Beust; the surrender of Austria; the Ausgleich; present and past Hungary; Hungary and Ireland. Appendices: Pitt's policy; the Sinn F in policy; the economic oppression of Ireland; the renunciation act; Hungary's Sinn F in institutions

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