The Correspondence of Prince Talleyrand And King Louis Xviii During the Congress
The Correspondence of Prince Talleyrand And King Louis Xviii During the Congress
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At Villejuif a police agent presented himself at the carriage-door, and Lord Oxford was brought back to Paris. His papers were banded over in a packet sealed with his arms; the packet was opened in the presence of M. De Beugnot, and not only liis papers but his letters were returned to him, with the exception of three addressed to King Joachim. "— 20th November, 1814.
" I have, I tliink, sent you some details of the affair of the Earl of Oxford, through which letters that prove the agitation an...d alarm of the King of Naples' people have fallen into Beugnot's hands. Madame de Stael figures in those letters, but as a high priestess of the temple of peace and liberty. She loves Joachim because of his love for those two benefactresses of the world. " — 3rd December, 1814.
2. On the 20th of September, M. De Jaucourt wrote to M. De Talleyrand: " Yesterday we met at the Chancellor's . . . The customary persons and the new-comer. If the Jlinister of War had not told me that this dimier was not so unmeaning as others at which the same persons had met, I should have thought they were all waiting to talk until I should have gone away.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At Villejuif a police agent presented himself at the carriage-door, and Lord Oxford was brought back to Paris. His papers were banded over in a packet sealed with his arms; the packet was opened in the presence of M. De Beugnot, and not only liis papers but his letters were returned to him, with the exception of three addressed to King Joachim. "— 20th November, 1814.
" I have, I tliink, sent you some details of the affair of the Earl of Oxford, through which letters that prove the agitation an...d alarm of the King of Naples' people have fallen into Beugnot's hands. Madame de Stael figures in those letters, but as a high priestess of the temple of peace and liberty. She loves Joachim because of his love for those two benefactresses of the world. " — 3rd December, 1814.
2. On the 20th of September, M. De Jaucourt wrote to M. De Talleyrand: " Yesterday we met at the Chancellor's . . . The customary persons and the new-comer. If the Jlinister of War had not told me that this dimier was not so unmeaning as others at which the same persons had met, I should have thought they were all waiting to talk until I should have gone away.
What to read after The Correspondence of Prince Talleyrand And King Louis Xviii During the Congress?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Maurice De Talleyrand Prigord to read onlineMoreLess
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