The sedition mongers are not numerous, but they frighten the peaceful majority, who, although it can be really strong, feels a veritable panic before this agitating force in the shadows? It is in this fear that lies the principal danger, and it would be in the veritable interest of the welfare of Europe that the Powers could show that the necessary force to support and defend the right is not still lacking to them.

What It Means

This is a placeholder explanation generated by the low-overhead model. It interprets "The sedition mongers are not numerous, but they frighten the peaceful majority, who, although it can be really strong, feels a veritable panic before this agitating force in the shadows? It is in this fear that lies the principal danger, and it would be in the veritable interest of the welfare of Europe that the Powers could show that the necessary force to support and defend the right is not still lacking to them." in the context of "Early Belgian colonial Efforts: The long and fateful shadow of Leopold I, Page 178 Leopold to Prince Metternich, December 1847, Pollman 148" to mean that wisdom is timeless.