Don Emilio Castelar
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Senor Figueras was a perfect specimen of the vague, half- educated, speculative person, with a puzzle head, let loose in politics. He had gone about promising, not the millennium, but a score of incompatible millenniums to different people. Experience soon taught him that talking on platforms, and perorating about Krause in caf^s, were very different things from dealing with the hard realities of governing fifteen millions of Spaniards. Poor Senor Figueras promptly lost his head, and, in fair d...esperation, betook himself to a resource which may possibly have presented itself to embarrassed Premiers in more commonplace countries as desirable, but not feasible. He packed up his portmanteau, and took the morning train for France, without telling anybody what he was going to do. In these embarrassing circum- stances, the Federal Republic fell back on Senor Pi y Margall.
This gentleman was of tougher make than his colleague, and he had a marked advantage in that he was by nature absolutely incapable of recognising facts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Senor Figueras was a perfect specimen of the vague, half- educated, speculative person, with a puzzle head, let loose in politics. He had gone about promising, not the millennium, but a score of incompatible millenniums to different people. Experience soon taught him that talking on platforms, and perorating about Krause in caf^s, were very different things from dealing with the hard realities of governing fifteen millions of Spaniards. Poor Senor Figueras promptly lost his head, and, in fair d...esperation, betook himself to a resource which may possibly have presented itself to embarrassed Premiers in more commonplace countries as desirable, but not feasible. He packed up his portmanteau, and took the morning train for France, without telling anybody what he was going to do. In these embarrassing circum- stances, the Federal Republic fell back on Senor Pi y Margall.
This gentleman was of tougher make than his colleague, and he had a marked advantage in that he was by nature absolutely incapable of recognising facts.
What to read after Don Emilio Castelar?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Hannay to read onlineMoreLess
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