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|Mostly 19th century economics but also including 18th century Adam Smith, arguing for less government restriction on society.

|Mostly 19th century economics but also including 18th century Adam Smith, arguing for less government restriction on society.

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|Charles Spurgeon

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|Charles Spurgeon was a Minister in England who taught that faith without works is dead and that people should try to help the poor.

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|Franco-Prussian War

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|Otto von Bismarck started the Franco-Prussian War. He had an idea that if he enticed the French to attack Prussia that the German tribes around him would band together to defeat the opposition. The War lasted only six weeks.

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|Thomas Malthus

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|Thomas Malthus was a British economist. He believed that the economy was inevitable going to collapse and fail.

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|Giuseppe Mazzini

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|In Italy, a prominent nationalist, Giuseppe Mazzini, began to argue strongly for the unification of Italy as one nation. He formed the “Brotherhood of Young Italy” in 1831.

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|Belgium King Leopold II

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|Leopold II (9 April 1835 – 17 December 1909) was the second king of the Belgians. He is chiefly remembered for being the founder and sole owner of the Congo Free state.

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