Brandenburg And the English Revolution of 1688
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37 least to declare openly her neutrality, or else to accept the dangers incident to hostility. And on the Elector's fears Louis hoped to build.
Thus came the December days and the resulting accusa- tion that Frederick's attitude was hesitant and uncertain. The relations with the Provinces still continue in their natural course, tho affected in detail by the new conditions. As re- gards France, the situation becomes more urgent, tho it may reasonably be questioned whether there was much esse...ntial vacillation. It is well to remember that the Elector and his advisers were not ^really surprised by the French attack. It was inevitable. After the September Manifesto there is no sign that they viewed the intercourse with Louis as anything but temporary. Meanwhile, however, they expected to main- tain the pose of complete innocence of offence toward that King. It is not possible to follow the changes of Frederick's mind, to know in just how large a degree he may have hoped for terms, or how near success the agitation of the French party may sometimes have been.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
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37 least to declare openly her neutrality, or else to accept the dangers incident to hostility. And on the Elector's fears Louis hoped to build.
Thus came the December days and the resulting accusa- tion that Frederick's attitude was hesitant and uncertain. The relations with the Provinces still continue in their natural course, tho affected in detail by the new conditions. As re- gards France, the situation becomes more urgent, tho it may reasonably be questioned whether there was much esse...ntial vacillation. It is well to remember that the Elector and his advisers were not ^really surprised by the French attack. It was inevitable. After the September Manifesto there is no sign that they viewed the intercourse with Louis as anything but temporary. Meanwhile, however, they expected to main- tain the pose of complete innocence of offence toward that King. It is not possible to follow the changes of Frederick's mind, to know in just how large a degree he may have hoped for terms, or how near success the agitation of the French party may sometimes have been.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harold Lee King to read onlineMoreLess
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