The Franco-Prussian War And Its Hidden Causes
The Franco-Prussian War And Its Hidden Causes
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And see Sorel, vol. i, p. 62. La Gorce (vol. vi, p. 108) criticizes the failure of the then government to make any representations to Spain when the candidacy of Leopdd was being dis- cussed in 1869 (see Appendix C).
"He [Gramont] turned to Prussia,*' says La Gorce, "less as a statesman who seeks to dissipate a misunderstanding, than as an insulted person seds- ing reparation. If, at the outset, he proposed to call the cabinet of Berlin into court, prudence counselled a lessening of the danger ...of direct explana- tions by an adroit ifloderation in the matter of form. A contrary pre- occupation seems to have inspired the French minister. In the veiy first communication, the a^^tated brevity of the language used discloses the mental excitement. One is conscious of long arrears of rancor and evil memories, hitherto held in check and ready to overflow. Behind the haughty words that escape, can be discerned the irreparable words that are still held back. Wrath betrays itself by the very efforts that are made to dissemble it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And see Sorel, vol. i, p. 62. La Gorce (vol. vi, p. 108) criticizes the failure of the then government to make any representations to Spain when the candidacy of Leopdd was being dis- cussed in 1869 (see Appendix C).
"He [Gramont] turned to Prussia,*' says La Gorce, "less as a statesman who seeks to dissipate a misunderstanding, than as an insulted person seds- ing reparation. If, at the outset, he proposed to call the cabinet of Berlin into court, prudence counselled a lessening of the danger ...of direct explana- tions by an adroit ifloderation in the matter of form. A contrary pre- occupation seems to have inspired the French minister. In the veiy first communication, the a^^tated brevity of the language used discloses the mental excitement. One is conscious of long arrears of rancor and evil memories, hitherto held in check and ready to overflow. Behind the haughty words that escape, can be discerned the irreparable words that are still held back. Wrath betrays itself by the very efforts that are made to dissemble it.
What to read after The Franco-Prussian War And Its Hidden Causes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Émile Ollivier to read onlineMoreLess
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