Kossuth in New England: a Full Account of the Hungarian Governor's Visit to Massachusetts
Kossuth in New England: a Full Account of the Hungarian Governor's Visit to Massachusetts
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" In the year 1000 Bang Stephen wrote a political testament, where- in he declared that no country could securely exist where the people spoke but one language. It is a curious fact, and I mention it to show why in Hungary never did exist rivalry and hostility to the introduc- tion of foreign languages.
** Having determined to convert the people of Hungary to Chris- tianity, King Stephen invited the Roman Catholic priests of Germany KOSSUTH IN NEW ENGLAND. 118 to help him. Hungary, after some l...ittle resistance, became Christian ; but those wj^o had assisted Stephen, looking naturally a little to their own interest, invited their countrymen to come to Hungary, and desired that certain privileges should be secured them ; and they so managed the system that all the power came through their hands.
They succeeded to persuade King Stephen to introduce Latin as the diplomatic language of Hungary, because the best-educated Hungari- ans did not know a single word of Latin ; only the Roman Catholic clergy from Germany and Italy understood it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" In the year 1000 Bang Stephen wrote a political testament, where- in he declared that no country could securely exist where the people spoke but one language. It is a curious fact, and I mention it to show why in Hungary never did exist rivalry and hostility to the introduc- tion of foreign languages.
** Having determined to convert the people of Hungary to Chris- tianity, King Stephen invited the Roman Catholic priests of Germany KOSSUTH IN NEW ENGLAND. 118 to help him. Hungary, after some l...ittle resistance, became Christian ; but those wj^o had assisted Stephen, looking naturally a little to their own interest, invited their countrymen to come to Hungary, and desired that certain privileges should be secured them ; and they so managed the system that all the power came through their hands.
They succeeded to persuade King Stephen to introduce Latin as the diplomatic language of Hungary, because the best-educated Hungari- ans did not know a single word of Latin ; only the Roman Catholic clergy from Germany and Italy understood it.
What to read after Kossuth in New England: a Full Account of the Hungarian Governor's Visit to Massachusetts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kossuth Lajos to read onlineMoreLess
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