Memoirs of the Comte De Mercy Argenteau Napoleons Chamberlain And His Minister
Memoirs of the Comte De Mercy Argenteau Napoleons Chamberlain And His Minister
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" I had exactly found my mark.
At these last words of mine, the King took me quickly by the arm, and replied in these very words : — "Understand this, Monsieur le Comte: there are two things which can no longer continue together. One of them will suc- cumb. Royalty is menaced everywhere and on all sides. I am here, as you see, surrounded by enemies, and living on the edge of a volcano. This position cannot be maintained much longer. I must get out of it, and at all costs, do you understand? Roy...al power must recover its rights; must free itself from the fetters which shackle it.
4 49 THE EVENTS OF 1830 This is the only guarantee of the return of social order. " I could hardly imagine that I had heard correctly; that the blindness of prejudice could go so far! I shivered from head to foot. . . . His words were a flash of light for me; I saw only too well what rashness and danger they contained; and of which I was soon to receive the proof.
Struck by the firmness and eagerness with which the King had just expressed himself, and by his determined and assured look, I remained for a moment silent and dumbfounded.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" I had exactly found my mark.
At these last words of mine, the King took me quickly by the arm, and replied in these very words : — "Understand this, Monsieur le Comte: there are two things which can no longer continue together. One of them will suc- cumb. Royalty is menaced everywhere and on all sides. I am here, as you see, surrounded by enemies, and living on the edge of a volcano. This position cannot be maintained much longer. I must get out of it, and at all costs, do you understand? Roy...al power must recover its rights; must free itself from the fetters which shackle it.
4 49 THE EVENTS OF 1830 This is the only guarantee of the return of social order. " I could hardly imagine that I had heard correctly; that the blindness of prejudice could go so far! I shivered from head to foot. . . . His words were a flash of light for me; I saw only too well what rashness and danger they contained; and of which I was soon to receive the proof.
Struck by the firmness and eagerness with which the King had just expressed himself, and by his determined and assured look, I remained for a moment silent and dumbfounded.
What to read after Memoirs of the Comte De Mercy Argenteau Napoleons Chamberlain And His Minister?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Franois Joseph Charles Marie Mercy Argenteau to read onlineMoreLess
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