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... e, a land dense with revolutionary thought.
Napoleon IV had swallowed the bitter fruit of concessions to the consortium, having originally thought that with the support of the consortium, his rule would become more consolidated, yet reality developed in the opposite direction.
It was proved that capital needs to be restrained. Once unshackled, capital becomes voracious.
In accordance with the agreement with the consortium, the French government surrendered the economy to ...
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