... actions. There was a distinctive lack of enthusiasm, they both looked at each other as if they were a tyrannizer: a tyrant, they squandered by going for one another and not working for their beliefs, they were almost conterminous but both wanted a united Germany and to be eminent but they were unwilling and not forth given of accepting the "opportunity costs" which carried with uniting: these "opportunity costs" included: loss ... a united German state this only exacerbated things and led to the failure of unification before 1860. The failure of the Frankfurt Diet and the 1848 Revolutio...

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