Marie Louise And the Invasion of 1814
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. . . No one would more readily than I console Your Majesty, soften all the pain that the circumstances and the necessary sacrifices inflict upon you, but the interest of France, that of your dynasty, command me to be above all things cautious and honest. ... Is it my fault if I am the only one to use this language of devotion to Your Majesty, if those who are with you and agree with me dread to displease you, and, desirous of sparing you amid so many trials, dare not say what it is my duty to ...tell you?" The conclusion of this letter is both noble and touching. It is easy to see all the anguish that rent 76 THE INVASION OF I8I4.
Caulaineourt's heart when he wrote these lines.
" What glory, what advantage, could there be for me in signing this same peace, if it should ever be made?
Will not this peace, or rather these sacrifices, ever be for Your Majesty a source of lasting dissatisfaction with your plenipotentiary ? Will not many French- men who now feel its necessity blame me for it six months after it shall have saved your throne?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . . No one would more readily than I console Your Majesty, soften all the pain that the circumstances and the necessary sacrifices inflict upon you, but the interest of France, that of your dynasty, command me to be above all things cautious and honest. ... Is it my fault if I am the only one to use this language of devotion to Your Majesty, if those who are with you and agree with me dread to displease you, and, desirous of sparing you amid so many trials, dare not say what it is my duty to ...tell you?" The conclusion of this letter is both noble and touching. It is easy to see all the anguish that rent 76 THE INVASION OF I8I4.
Caulaineourt's heart when he wrote these lines.
" What glory, what advantage, could there be for me in signing this same peace, if it should ever be made?
Will not this peace, or rather these sacrifices, ever be for Your Majesty a source of lasting dissatisfaction with your plenipotentiary ? Will not many French- men who now feel its necessity blame me for it six months after it shall have saved your throne?
What to read after Marie Louise And the Invasion of 1814?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Imbert De Saint-Amand, 1834-1900 to read onlineMoreLess
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