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strategy. That famous battle virtually ended the AustroPrussian campaign, which lasted only about seven weeks. It was one of those decisive battles that made Prussia the ascendent power in Germany, and destroyed the prestige of Austria. It added territory to Prussia equal to one quarter of the whole kingdom, and increased her population by four and a half s of people. At a single bound, Prussia became a firstclass military State. The Prussian people were almost frantic with joy; and Bismarck, from being the most unpopular man in the nation, became instantly a national idol. His marvellous diplomacy, by which Austria was


What! thought Bismarck, angrily, give you back part of what was won for Prussia by Frederic the Great? Never! Affairs had a gloomy look; but war was averted for a while by the Convention of Gastein, by which the possession of Schleswig was assigned to Prussia, and Holstein to Austria; and further, in consideration of two and a half s of dollars, the Emperor Francis Joseph ceded to King William all his rights of coproprietorship in the Duchy of Lauenburg. But the Chamber of Berlin boldly declared this


summary way. The encounter now began in earnest between Prussia and Austria for the prize of ascendency. Both parties were confident of success,Austria as the larger State, with proud traditions, triumphant over rebellious Italy; and Prussia, with its enlarged military organization and the new breechloading needlegun. Count von Moltke at this time came prominently on the European stage as the greatest strategist since Napoleon. He was chief of staff to the king, who was commanderinchief. He set his wonderful machinery in harmonious action, and from his office in Berlin moved his military pawns by touch of electric wire.


transaction to be null and void, since the country had not been asked to ratify the treaty. It must be borne in mind that the conflict was still going on between Bismarck, as the defender of the absolute sovereignty of the king, and the liberal and progressive members of the Chamber, who wanted a freer and more democratic constitution. Opposed, then, by the Chamber, Bismarck dissolved it, and coolly reminded his enemies that the Chamber had nothing to do with politics,only with commercial affairs and matters connected with taxation. This was the period of his greatest unpopularity, since his policy and ultimate designs were