Memoirs of the Courts of Berlin And St. Petersburg
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The incident proves that music still is a passion.
That infamous C has written to Chauvier, af- firming that he knew, past all dispute, it was to him he was indebted for the obligation of not being per- mitted to see the King ! that he was going into a coun- try in which he should find it easy to injure; and that he would use every exertion to effect his ruin; exclu- sive of the means with which he has been furnished by Chauvier himself. Chauvier has acted with pro- priety, and laid the letter ...before the King.
The nocturnal jaunts continue. I still remain igno- rant of the object of the grand motions toward Aus- tria, and reciprocally.
LETTER XLIV November 7th, 1786.
The King himself has Interfered to produce a recon- ciliation JDCtween Bishopswerder and Goltz, the Tar- tan Peace for the present, therefore, is concluded; and the more firmly, because that war, open and avowed, is hotly carried on between the first favorite and Count Goertz. There has been great difficulty in preventing them coming to blows.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The incident proves that music still is a passion.
That infamous C has written to Chauvier, af- firming that he knew, past all dispute, it was to him he was indebted for the obligation of not being per- mitted to see the King ! that he was going into a coun- try in which he should find it easy to injure; and that he would use every exertion to effect his ruin; exclu- sive of the means with which he has been furnished by Chauvier himself. Chauvier has acted with pro- priety, and laid the letter ...before the King.
The nocturnal jaunts continue. I still remain igno- rant of the object of the grand motions toward Aus- tria, and reciprocally.
LETTER XLIV November 7th, 1786.
The King himself has Interfered to produce a recon- ciliation JDCtween Bishopswerder and Goltz, the Tar- tan Peace for the present, therefore, is concluded; and the more firmly, because that war, open and avowed, is hotly carried on between the first favorite and Count Goertz. There has been great difficulty in preventing them coming to blows.
What to read after Memoirs of the Courts of Berlin And St. Petersburg?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mirabeau, Honoré-Gabriel De Riquetti, Comte De, 1749-1791 to read onlineMoreLess
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