The Founding of the German Empire By William I volume 2
The Founding of the German Empire By William I volume 2
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So the Austrian ambassador, Count Esterhazy, on the 1st of December called upon the Prussian Minister and read to him (but did not give into his hands) a despatch dated the 28th of November, in which Count Buol informed him that the Western Powers had imperatively demanded further and greater requisitions than those included in the four points ; that Austria had stood out against this until she had become convinced, that, in order to make her opposition of any effect, it would be necessary to e...nter into closer relations with these Powers ; that this involved definite mutual pledges and obligations ; and that the result of the negotiations which had been held so far had pointed to the conclusion of a treaty of alliance, which, to be sure, had not yet been signed nor drawn up, but which had been agreed upon in its main points. Then followed a resumS of the above-mentioned details of the agreement, with the observation that Austria would hold the treaty of alliance open to Prussia if she chose to join.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So the Austrian ambassador, Count Esterhazy, on the 1st of December called upon the Prussian Minister and read to him (but did not give into his hands) a despatch dated the 28th of November, in which Count Buol informed him that the Western Powers had imperatively demanded further and greater requisitions than those included in the four points ; that Austria had stood out against this until she had become convinced, that, in order to make her opposition of any effect, it would be necessary to e...nter into closer relations with these Powers ; that this involved definite mutual pledges and obligations ; and that the result of the negotiations which had been held so far had pointed to the conclusion of a treaty of alliance, which, to be sure, had not yet been signed nor drawn up, but which had been agreed upon in its main points. Then followed a resumS of the above-mentioned details of the agreement, with the observation that Austria would hold the treaty of alliance open to Prussia if she chose to join.
What to read after The Founding of the German Empire By William I volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Heinrich Von Sybel to read onlineMoreLess
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