Madame De Staël, Her Trials And Triumphs:
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Napoleon sent his brother Joseph to her, to remind her as a friend that what the nation required at the moment was peace, not political discussion calculated to set everybody and everything once more upside down. Joseph Bonaparte fulfilled to the best of his ability his mission of peace. He told her that his brother was ready to accord her anything she wanted — leave to reside in Paris, the return of the two millions of francs lent by her father, Necker, to the Government of Louis XVI., anythin...g else in reason she might desire, if only she would stop talking, disturbing Paris. " Ask her what it is she really wants," Napoleon had said to his brother. Instead of meeting these friendly overtures in a friendly manner, Ger- maine assumed a noble attitude, and replied crushingly : " It is not a matter of what I want, but of what I think." Joseph was obhged to go back to his brother with his tail between his legs.
After this failure to come to an agreement with the unreasonable woman had followed the bombshell of Duveyrier's speech.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Napoleon sent his brother Joseph to her, to remind her as a friend that what the nation required at the moment was peace, not political discussion calculated to set everybody and everything once more upside down. Joseph Bonaparte fulfilled to the best of his ability his mission of peace. He told her that his brother was ready to accord her anything she wanted — leave to reside in Paris, the return of the two millions of francs lent by her father, Necker, to the Government of Louis XVI., anythin...g else in reason she might desire, if only she would stop talking, disturbing Paris. " Ask her what it is she really wants," Napoleon had said to his brother. Instead of meeting these friendly overtures in a friendly manner, Ger- maine assumed a noble attitude, and replied crushingly : " It is not a matter of what I want, but of what I think." Joseph was obhged to go back to his brother with his tail between his legs.
After this failure to come to an agreement with the unreasonable woman had followed the bombshell of Duveyrier's speech.
What to read after Madame De Staël, Her Trials And Triumphs:?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Andrew Haggard to read onlineMoreLess
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