History of Friedrich the Second, Called Frederick the Great 3
History of Friedrich the Second, Called Frederick the Great 3
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" If I did not succeed in the Winter Campaign of 1742," Campaign which we have just got out of, " which I made with a design to deliver the Elector of Bavaria's Country, then overrun by Austria, it was be- cause the French acted like fools, and the Saxons like traitors." Mark that deliberate opinion.
"In 1745-6," Winter Campaign which we expect to see, "the Aus- trians having got Silesia, it was necessary to drive them out. The Saxons and they had fozined a design to enter my Hereditary Domin- ...ions, to destroy them with fire and sword. I was beforehand with them.
I carried the War into the heart of Saxony."* ' Digesting manj bitter-enough thoughts, Friedrich has canton- ed about Chrudtmy expecting, in grim composed humor, the one Consolation there can now be. February 25th, as readers well know, the Majesty of Hungary and her Aulic Council had de- cided, "One stroke more, O Excellency Robinson ; one Battle more for our Silesian jewel of the crown ! If beaten, we will then give it up ; oh, not till then !" Eobinson and Hyndford — imagination may faintly represent their feelings on the willful downbreak of Klein-Schnellendorf, or what clamor an^ urgency the Majesty of Britain andihey have been making ever since.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" If I did not succeed in the Winter Campaign of 1742," Campaign which we have just got out of, " which I made with a design to deliver the Elector of Bavaria's Country, then overrun by Austria, it was be- cause the French acted like fools, and the Saxons like traitors." Mark that deliberate opinion.
"In 1745-6," Winter Campaign which we expect to see, "the Aus- trians having got Silesia, it was necessary to drive them out. The Saxons and they had fozined a design to enter my Hereditary Domin- ...ions, to destroy them with fire and sword. I was beforehand with them.
I carried the War into the heart of Saxony."* ' Digesting manj bitter-enough thoughts, Friedrich has canton- ed about Chrudtmy expecting, in grim composed humor, the one Consolation there can now be. February 25th, as readers well know, the Majesty of Hungary and her Aulic Council had de- cided, "One stroke more, O Excellency Robinson ; one Battle more for our Silesian jewel of the crown ! If beaten, we will then give it up ; oh, not till then !" Eobinson and Hyndford — imagination may faintly represent their feelings on the willful downbreak of Klein-Schnellendorf, or what clamor an^ urgency the Majesty of Britain andihey have been making ever since.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carlyle, Thomas, 1795-1881 to read onlineMoreLess
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