After the War; London--Paris--Rome--Athens--Prague--Vienna--Budapest--Bucharest--Berlin--Sofia--Coblenz--New York--Washington; a Diary
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No one had any new solution for Upper Silesia. It is the opinion that the Germans keep down the mark, as it enables them to beat us all in trade, but Webster thinks that the United States regulates the mark value. Gosling and D'Abemon communicate by private letters. A pleasant house and a good cook. We all agreed that native troops in control of a white people were a mistake, but Gosling said that these troops had behaved well at Frankfort, and that the trouble which had arisen had been caused ...by the Germans.
Looked at the monuments. Gutenberg's does not resemble the Mayence figure, and I prefer the Frankfort conception because there are two other figures on the plinth representing the assistants, who must have had a good deal to do with the business. Bismarck's statue rather fine, standing, with Germania on a horse behind him, and a dying dragon writhing on the ground. Behind is an extract from one of his speeches delivered on Marchll, 1867 : Setzen wir Deutschland so zu sagen in den Battel, Beiten wird es schon konnen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No one had any new solution for Upper Silesia. It is the opinion that the Germans keep down the mark, as it enables them to beat us all in trade, but Webster thinks that the United States regulates the mark value. Gosling and D'Abemon communicate by private letters. A pleasant house and a good cook. We all agreed that native troops in control of a white people were a mistake, but Gosling said that these troops had behaved well at Frankfort, and that the trouble which had arisen had been caused ...by the Germans.
Looked at the monuments. Gutenberg's does not resemble the Mayence figure, and I prefer the Frankfort conception because there are two other figures on the plinth representing the assistants, who must have had a good deal to do with the business. Bismarck's statue rather fine, standing, with Germania on a horse behind him, and a dying dragon writhing on the ground. Behind is an extract from one of his speeches delivered on Marchll, 1867 : Setzen wir Deutschland so zu sagen in den Battel, Beiten wird es schon konnen.
What to read after After the War; London--Paris--Rome--Athens--Prague--Vienna--Budapest--Bucharest--Berlin--Sofia--Coblenz--New York--Washington; a Diary?
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