Society Politics And Diplomacy 1820 1864 Passages From the Journal of Francis
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Very shortly afterwards the whole regiment, from the lieutenant-colonel to the youngest trumpeter, went bodily over to Gorgey. Soon afterwards the Emperor of Austria came to Warsaw, and was met on the platform by the Czar, who, dressed in the uniform of the regiment which had behaved so badly, came forward with his hand to his hussar cap and said, * I beg to report myself as the only man in the whole regiment who has remained faithful to your 1849] AND DIPLOMACY 171 Imperial Majesty/ at which b...oth Emperors laughed. " August yth. — The other night the Czar said at his dinner-table that if 200, 000 Russians were not enough for the Hungarian rebellion he would send 400, 000.
Guyon, who is one of the leaders of the Hungarians, used to be in one of our dragoon regiments.
Prince Paskievich does not like his command, firstly because he is an old man and his health is suffering from the worry and the heat, which is intense ; secondly because if he is successful he will be made Generalissimo of the Russian Army, which would take him from Warsaw, where he is a sort of second Emperor and has entirely his own way except in matters in which his wife takes an interest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Very shortly afterwards the whole regiment, from the lieutenant-colonel to the youngest trumpeter, went bodily over to Gorgey. Soon afterwards the Emperor of Austria came to Warsaw, and was met on the platform by the Czar, who, dressed in the uniform of the regiment which had behaved so badly, came forward with his hand to his hussar cap and said, * I beg to report myself as the only man in the whole regiment who has remained faithful to your 1849] AND DIPLOMACY 171 Imperial Majesty/ at which b...oth Emperors laughed. " August yth. — The other night the Czar said at his dinner-table that if 200, 000 Russians were not enough for the Hungarian rebellion he would send 400, 000.
Guyon, who is one of the leaders of the Hungarians, used to be in one of our dragoon regiments.
Prince Paskievich does not like his command, firstly because he is an old man and his health is suffering from the worry and the heat, which is intense ; secondly because if he is successful he will be made Generalissimo of the Russian Army, which would take him from Warsaw, where he is a sort of second Emperor and has entirely his own way except in matters in which his wife takes an interest.
What to read after Society Politics And Diplomacy 1820 1864 Passages From the Journal of Francis?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis William Henry Cavendish to read onlineMoreLess
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