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The Poles no longer have a common country, but they have a common language. They will remain, then, united by the strongest and most durable of all bonds. They will arrive, under foreign dommation, to the age of manhood, and the moment they reach that age will not be far from that in which, emancipated, they will all be attached once more to one center. Talleyrandf after his return from the Congress of Vienna 1815. GREAT BRITAIN and France, as well as Russia, A ustria, and Prussia, were signatories of the Treaty of Vienna, and were bound by their signature to enforce its provisions.
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