Hungary And Its Revolutions From the Earliest Period to the Nineteenth Century
Hungary And Its Revolutions From the Earliest Period to the Nineteenth Century
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ISIH, wilt) i. S liiiiisilf. AVIiutcviT opiiiidii, f^t'iitlciiit'ii, you ninv fntiTtiiiii ot'tlie JNIini. Stry, I am fonviucctl that you will give U8 credit for an attachment to the honour of our countrv, and that it would he superfluous to aMsurr you that we re- plied to this iiu-naee in a manner hi-eoming the dignity of the nation. Just after we had despatched our answer to Vienna, a second messaj^e arrived, complaining in bittt-r terms of the conduct of the Hungarian Ministt-r of Finance, be...cause he had not sent money to the rebel Jellachich. ISince the Croats broke into open rebellion, I had of courst* suspended the remittances to the Commander-in-Chief at A gram ; I were not wortliy to breathe the air of heaven had 1 sent money to an enemy. But tlie Viennese MiniBters thought otlierwise, they considered my refusal to be a desire to undiTinine the Monarchy ; and transmitted, according to their own statement, 100, 000 florins, but in reality 150, 000 florins to the favoured traitor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ISIH, wilt) i. S liiiiisilf. AVIiutcviT opiiiidii, f^t'iitlciiit'ii, you ninv fntiTtiiiii ot'tlie JNIini. Stry, I am fonviucctl that you will give U8 credit for an attachment to the honour of our countrv, and that it would he superfluous to aMsurr you that we re- plied to this iiu-naee in a manner hi-eoming the dignity of the nation. Just after we had despatched our answer to Vienna, a second messaj^e arrived, complaining in bittt-r terms of the conduct of the Hungarian Ministt-r of Finance, be...cause he had not sent money to the rebel Jellachich. ISince the Croats broke into open rebellion, I had of courst* suspended the remittances to the Commander-in-Chief at A gram ; I were not wortliy to breathe the air of heaven had 1 sent money to an enemy. But tlie Viennese MiniBters thought otlierwise, they considered my refusal to be a desire to undiTinine the Monarchy ; and transmitted, according to their own statement, 100, 000 florins, but in reality 150, 000 florins to the favoured traitor.
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