Recollections of Europe
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In Europe these qualities are confined to _castes_, and, beyond aquestion, as a general practice, every king would not only prefer, but, were there a necessity for it, he would command that his doors should beclosed against all others, unless they came in a character differentfrom that of courtiers. This object has, in effect, been obtained, byestablishing a rule, that no one who has not been presented at his owncourt can claim to be presented at any foreign European court; thusleaving each sov...ereign to see that no one of his own subjects shalltravel with this privilege who would be likely to prove an unpleasantguest to any other prince. But we have neither any prince nor any court, and the minister is left to decide for himself who is, and who is not, proper to be presented.
Let us suppose a case. A master and his servant make a simultaneousrequest to be presented to the King of France. Both are Americancitizens, and if _either_ has any political claim, beyond mere courtesy, to have his request attended to, _both_ have.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In Europe these qualities are confined to _castes_, and, beyond aquestion, as a general practice, every king would not only prefer, but, were there a necessity for it, he would command that his doors should beclosed against all others, unless they came in a character differentfrom that of courtiers. This object has, in effect, been obtained, byestablishing a rule, that no one who has not been presented at his owncourt can claim to be presented at any foreign European court; thusleaving each sov...ereign to see that no one of his own subjects shalltravel with this privilege who would be likely to prove an unpleasantguest to any other prince. But we have neither any prince nor any court, and the minister is left to decide for himself who is, and who is not, proper to be presented.
Let us suppose a case. A master and his servant make a simultaneousrequest to be presented to the King of France. Both are Americancitizens, and if _either_ has any political claim, beyond mere courtesy, to have his request attended to, _both_ have.
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