National Unity in the German Novel Before 1870
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Only when he loses confidence in himself and his work does he find himself forced to confess the deception. "Thus Alexis made it appear that even in the earliest days of autocratic rule popular instincts coupled the right to rule with a duty to the people and that it preferred a * Mielke, Der Deutsche Roman, y. 166.
National Unity in the German Novel Before 1870 23 technically illegitimate rule which recognized this rule to a reign punctilious in its claims to legitimacy, but unscrupulous in it...s disregard of its duty to the people. " 24 The opening chapters show how the people of the Mark had struggled with the sands and the swamps until a vigorous people and a prosperous country had been developed. "Brandenburg has not become great through treasures, not through the wealth of a fruitful soil, not through trade, but through perseverance in times of misfortune. Defeated, exiled, half destroyed, it al ways again arose in its old power with firm confidence in its God and in its destiny. In times of need there always came the right hero, who brought delivery when all seemed lost.
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Only when he loses confidence in himself and his work does he find himself forced to confess the deception. "Thus Alexis made it appear that even in the earliest days of autocratic rule popular instincts coupled the right to rule with a duty to the people and that it preferred a * Mielke, Der Deutsche Roman, y. 166.
National Unity in the German Novel Before 1870 23 technically illegitimate rule which recognized this rule to a reign punctilious in its claims to legitimacy, but unscrupulous in it...s disregard of its duty to the people. " 24 The opening chapters show how the people of the Mark had struggled with the sands and the swamps until a vigorous people and a prosperous country had been developed. "Brandenburg has not become great through treasures, not through the wealth of a fruitful soil, not through trade, but through perseverance in times of misfortune. Defeated, exiled, half destroyed, it al ways again arose in its old power with firm confidence in its God and in its destiny. In times of need there always came the right hero, who brought delivery when all seemed lost.
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