Madame De Staël, the Rival of Napoleon
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She secured and retained the tutorship and constant attendance of the pure minded, renowned scholar, Schlegel (the first in Europe), for her sons and daughter.
It was a revelation of womanly gen • MADAME DE STAEL. II erosity and nobility, the poetic, delight- ful and sisterly affection of our heroine for the most beautiful of all women, Madame Recamier. The entire absence of envy, the mutual tenderness of these grand women, quite wins our hearts, and disproves the ill-natured proverb, that "Wom...en never fall in love with each other, or if they do, they soon fall out." Anon, the faithful, the invaluable services, M. Necker had rendered France for so many years, refusing all compen- sation, were withdrawn. When he be- came the head of the monetary affairs of France he found debt, an empty treasury. M. Necker paid the national debt (largely with personal loans, never refunded in full); restored confidence at home and abroad; created large surplus; and had his just policy been adopted, the obstinate, improvident king might have retained his head.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She secured and retained the tutorship and constant attendance of the pure minded, renowned scholar, Schlegel (the first in Europe), for her sons and daughter.
It was a revelation of womanly gen • MADAME DE STAEL. II erosity and nobility, the poetic, delight- ful and sisterly affection of our heroine for the most beautiful of all women, Madame Recamier. The entire absence of envy, the mutual tenderness of these grand women, quite wins our hearts, and disproves the ill-natured proverb, that "Wom...en never fall in love with each other, or if they do, they soon fall out." Anon, the faithful, the invaluable services, M. Necker had rendered France for so many years, refusing all compen- sation, were withdrawn. When he be- came the head of the monetary affairs of France he found debt, an empty treasury. M. Necker paid the national debt (largely with personal loans, never refunded in full); restored confidence at home and abroad; created large surplus; and had his just policy been adopted, the obstinate, improvident king might have retained his head.
What to read after Madame De Staël, the Rival of Napoleon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Helen Hinsdale Rich to read onlineMoreLess
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