Excerpt from Histoire de la Révolution Belge de 1830, Vol. 1
Il n'était pourtant pas éteint; le feu vivait sous la cendre. Quand le congrès de Vienne arracha la Belgique àla France, en dépit du coup funeste porté à l'industrie et au commerce belge par le rétablissement d'une ligne de douanes sur les frontières du Luxembourg, du Hainaut et des Flandres, en dépit des habitudes prises, des intérêts pécuniaires, et même de l'affection pour la France, le sentiment populaire, l'esprit national se réjouit de cette séparation dans laquelle il vit la reconnaissance formelle de la nationalité.
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