Excerpt from History of Europe From the Commencement of the French Revolution to the Restoration of the Bourbons in 1815, Vol. 10
So intimately blended together are the links in the great chain of human affairs, and so mysterious the bond which unites in this sublunary state the coexisting principles of good and evil, that it is impossible to find any period when these antagonist powers have not been at work, and when unseen causes have not been preparing a vital change in the fate of nations or the fortunes of mankind. In the darkest moments of the French Revolution, the seeds of revived religion and renewed loyalty were widely scattered throughout the nations. In the most depressing period of the conquests of Napoleon, the principles of resistance were acquiring increased energy, and suffering was preparing in silence the renovation of the world. The period we are now considering was no exception to the general law.
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