Memoirs of the Empress Eugenie volume 2
Memoirs of the Empress Eugenie volume 2
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In this crisis, we count on the aid of the Queen's government. " '*And I feel pretty sure that he will have it, in so far as we can go, " said the ambassador earnestly to me and the Em- peror. And if I am not mistaken, we did have it; for in after years, the Queen, whenever she referred to that lamentable period, always showed the great- est love for France.
The Due de Gramont also requested the Austrian Minister of Foreign Affairs, von Beust, to exert his influence to stop this HohenzoUern can...didature. At the Tuileries one evening, he said to Prince Met- ternich, in my presence : "I think your government would do well to bring pressure to bear at Berlin, in order that, in the interest of peace. Prince Leo- pold withdraws from his present very questionable position. " And the Prince replied immediately that he would do so. I know, too, that General Fleury, at St. Petersburg, was instructed to urge the same thing at the Russian capital, and we learned after- wards that he pressed the matter with the greatest force.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In this crisis, we count on the aid of the Queen's government. " '*And I feel pretty sure that he will have it, in so far as we can go, " said the ambassador earnestly to me and the Em- peror. And if I am not mistaken, we did have it; for in after years, the Queen, whenever she referred to that lamentable period, always showed the great- est love for France.
The Due de Gramont also requested the Austrian Minister of Foreign Affairs, von Beust, to exert his influence to stop this HohenzoUern can...didature. At the Tuileries one evening, he said to Prince Met- ternich, in my presence : "I think your government would do well to bring pressure to bear at Berlin, in order that, in the interest of peace. Prince Leo- pold withdraws from his present very questionable position. " And the Prince replied immediately that he would do so. I know, too, that General Fleury, at St. Petersburg, was instructed to urge the same thing at the Russian capital, and we learned after- wards that he pressed the matter with the greatest force.
What to read after Memoirs of the Empress Eugenie volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maurice Fleury to read onlineMoreLess
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