Private Anecdotes of Foreign Courts volume 1
Private Anecdotes of Foreign Courts volume 1
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— Their reception by Marshal Soult. — A whole establishment on the point of perishing from hunger. — The Marshal's bounty, and the singular expression of gra- titude produced by it. — Acknowledgments on the part of the King of Prussia of the IMarshal's benevolence. — His recal and the appointment of JMarshal Davoust. — That Commander detects a correspondence between the Prince of Orange and ]\Iajor Schill. — His considerate conduct. — Hostile preparations of Austria. — General Andreossi ; and h...is dispatches. — Conference between Marshal Davoust and the author. — General St. Hilaire. — Count de St. Marsan. — His liberal behaviour and its happy result.
The writer of these memoirs, having en- joyed the esteem and full confidence of the French chiefs of the provisional government established at Berlin, was enabled to see that nothing could be more fortunate for the in- habitants of the Prussian capital, at that ])eriod, soult's administration at berijn. 271 than the nomination of IMarshal Soult as Go- vernor-general ; since, without forgetting his duty toward his sovereign, he always extended to the people of the subjected country as much indulgent and generous treatment as he could.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— Their reception by Marshal Soult. — A whole establishment on the point of perishing from hunger. — The Marshal's bounty, and the singular expression of gra- titude produced by it. — Acknowledgments on the part of the King of Prussia of the IMarshal's benevolence. — His recal and the appointment of JMarshal Davoust. — That Commander detects a correspondence between the Prince of Orange and ]\Iajor Schill. — His considerate conduct. — Hostile preparations of Austria. — General Andreossi ; and h...is dispatches. — Conference between Marshal Davoust and the author. — General St. Hilaire. — Count de St. Marsan. — His liberal behaviour and its happy result.
The writer of these memoirs, having en- joyed the esteem and full confidence of the French chiefs of the provisional government established at Berlin, was enabled to see that nothing could be more fortunate for the in- habitants of the Prussian capital, at that ])eriod, soult's administration at berijn. 271 than the nomination of IMarshal Soult as Go- vernor-general ; since, without forgetting his duty toward his sovereign, he always extended to the people of the subjected country as much indulgent and generous treatment as he could.
What to read after Private Anecdotes of Foreign Courts volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Catherine Hyde Govion Broglio Solari to read onlineMoreLess
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