The Fall of Prince Florestan of Monaco
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From Pere Pellico I knew that I should meet with opposition, and I re ceived him only to see how strong and of what nature the opposition would be. I built my hopes upon M. De Payan, Dr. Coulon, and 1'Abbe Ramin.
To Baron Imberty I said only that I con templated a reform in the army, a gradual libera tion of the church from state control, and the PRINCE FLORESTAN. 45 re-organization of the schools. He answered that my wish was law, but that the church was very well as she stood.
To Colonel Jacq...uemet I explained in detail my military re-organization scheme, which was the best of my reforms. I pointed out to him that his force of forty men, now reduced to thirty-eight by the unfortunate wart and cold, was only preserved from becoming the laughing stock of Europe by its exceptional discipline and courage. It was absolutely necessary for me to say this or he would have had a fit upon the spot. I directed that a list should be prepared of all the male inhabitants aged from sixteen to thirty, and numbering, as I calculated, about eight hundred.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
From Pere Pellico I knew that I should meet with opposition, and I re ceived him only to see how strong and of what nature the opposition would be. I built my hopes upon M. De Payan, Dr. Coulon, and 1'Abbe Ramin.
To Baron Imberty I said only that I con templated a reform in the army, a gradual libera tion of the church from state control, and the PRINCE FLORESTAN. 45 re-organization of the schools. He answered that my wish was law, but that the church was very well as she stood.
To Colonel Jacq...uemet I explained in detail my military re-organization scheme, which was the best of my reforms. I pointed out to him that his force of forty men, now reduced to thirty-eight by the unfortunate wart and cold, was only preserved from becoming the laughing stock of Europe by its exceptional discipline and courage. It was absolutely necessary for me to say this or he would have had a fit upon the spot. I directed that a list should be prepared of all the male inhabitants aged from sixteen to thirty, and numbering, as I calculated, about eight hundred.
What to read after The Fall of Prince Florestan of Monaco?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Wentworth Dilke to read onlineMoreLess
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