History of the German Struggle for Liberty volume 1
History of the German Struggle for Liberty volume 1
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You are to be regarded as a refractory, insolent, obstinate, and disobedient official, who, proud of his genius and talent, far from regarding the good of the state, guided purely by caprice, acts from passion, and from personal hatred and rancor. " These words were as unjust to Stein as they would have been from the Continental Congress to "Washing- ton or Franklin.
Stein did not receive even a formal letter of dismissal. He met this violent explosion of temper by a reply of cold defiance, pac...ked up his trunk, and went back to his estate on the Rhine.
The King was a Hohenzollern through and through, painstaking and proud, believing in the patriarchal form of government, and dreading nothing so much as an organized public sentiment. He wished Stein to help him, for he had need of help. But Stein would not ac- cept the post of Prime Minister unless the King dis- missed many courtiers whom the rugged statesman just- ly regarded as harmful to the public service. And so Stein left the Prussian service, presumably forever.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You are to be regarded as a refractory, insolent, obstinate, and disobedient official, who, proud of his genius and talent, far from regarding the good of the state, guided purely by caprice, acts from passion, and from personal hatred and rancor. " These words were as unjust to Stein as they would have been from the Continental Congress to "Washing- ton or Franklin.
Stein did not receive even a formal letter of dismissal. He met this violent explosion of temper by a reply of cold defiance, pac...ked up his trunk, and went back to his estate on the Rhine.
The King was a Hohenzollern through and through, painstaking and proud, believing in the patriarchal form of government, and dreading nothing so much as an organized public sentiment. He wished Stein to help him, for he had need of help. But Stein would not ac- cept the post of Prime Minister unless the King dis- missed many courtiers whom the rugged statesman just- ly regarded as harmful to the public service. And so Stein left the Prussian service, presumably forever.
What to read after History of the German Struggle for Liberty volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Poultney Bigelow to read onlineMoreLess
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