Richard Cobden, the International Man
Richard Cobden, the International Man
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But he seems, like almost every Frenchman I know (excepting my friend M. Chevalier), to be very deficient in moral courage.
The result of my interview was a conviction that, if left to himself, the Emperor would at once enter upon a Free Trade policy, but I am by no means certain that he will do so, and encounter the dangers which he imagines are in his way." 24& Digitized by Googk The French Treaty The xirgency of the situation, if a fresh anti-French panic was to be averted, is well indicated... in the following letter to M. Chevalier : — "Paris, October 13.
"My interview with the Emperor was so far very satisfactory that he put pertinent questions and listened to me patiently. But, of course, he did not lead me to expect what his policy would be. I had no right to expect so much. I must return to London in a week to meet an American gentleman on private business, and shall not be back in Paris again for some days. I wish you could leave your vines and sheep at Lodene and come and see me before I go.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But he seems, like almost every Frenchman I know (excepting my friend M. Chevalier), to be very deficient in moral courage.
The result of my interview was a conviction that, if left to himself, the Emperor would at once enter upon a Free Trade policy, but I am by no means certain that he will do so, and encounter the dangers which he imagines are in his way." 24& Digitized by Googk The French Treaty The xirgency of the situation, if a fresh anti-French panic was to be averted, is well indicated... in the following letter to M. Chevalier : — "Paris, October 13.
"My interview with the Emperor was so far very satisfactory that he put pertinent questions and listened to me patiently. But, of course, he did not lead me to expect what his policy would be. I had no right to expect so much. I must return to London in a week to meet an American gentleman on private business, and shall not be back in Paris again for some days. I wish you could leave your vines and sheep at Lodene and come and see me before I go.
What to read after Richard Cobden, the International Man?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J a John Atkinson Hobson to read onlineMoreLess
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