This speech claims that "the greatquestions of the time" are not decided by "speeches and majority resolutions" but by the title subjects.
This speech was given in response to Forckenbeck's lengthy arguments about Article 99, months after the introduction of the Hague Bill, which mandated a lineÂ­item outline for certain parts of the budget. This speech criticizes some members of the National Association for their dovish beliefs, and claims that borders set by the Treaty of Vienna are not favorable to a "healthy, vital state." It was given during a constitutional crisis triggered by bills on military expenditures introduced by the (*) king. This speech claims that "the greatquestions of the time" are not decided by "speeches and majority resolutions" but by the title subjects. For 10 points, name this speech on German unification named for two substances and given by Otto von Bismarck.
This speech was given in response to Forckenbeck's lengthy arguments about Article 99, months after the introduction of the Hague Bill, which mandated a lineÂ­item outline for certain parts of the budget.
"Blood and Iron" [or "Blut und Eisen"; do not accept "Iron and Blood"]