The Government of Germany
The Government of Germany
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"Gentlemen, " he said at the beginning of his chanceUorship, ''I do not serve Parlia- ment, " and was loudly applauded for his insolence by the members of the conservative parties of the Parliament, thus a victim of the proud man's contumely. And he ended this scornful speech with the statement that there was one role which he absolutely refused to play, that of the servant of the people's representatives. Bethmann Hollweg, who has curi- ously been considered a Liberal by some ill-mf ormed and ...puta- tive American- Liberals, had the merit of great clarity in his consistent, undeviating hostiUty and contempt for parliameu- tarism and for democracy. When reproached by the Social- ists for not resigning after a vote of censure, as they do in France, he retorted that even children knew the difference between France and Germany.
''I know full well that there are those who are striving to establish similar institutions here, " he said. "I shall oppose them will all my force." Only the other day this "Liberal" told the Right and the Left, contemptuously, that he was serving neither of them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Gentlemen, " he said at the beginning of his chanceUorship, ''I do not serve Parlia- ment, " and was loudly applauded for his insolence by the members of the conservative parties of the Parliament, thus a victim of the proud man's contumely. And he ended this scornful speech with the statement that there was one role which he absolutely refused to play, that of the servant of the people's representatives. Bethmann Hollweg, who has curi- ously been considered a Liberal by some ill-mf ormed and ...puta- tive American- Liberals, had the merit of great clarity in his consistent, undeviating hostiUty and contempt for parliameu- tarism and for democracy. When reproached by the Social- ists for not resigning after a vote of censure, as they do in France, he retorted that even children knew the difference between France and Germany.
''I know full well that there are those who are striving to establish similar institutions here, " he said. "I shall oppose them will all my force." Only the other day this "Liberal" told the Right and the Left, contemptuously, that he was serving neither of them.
What to read after The Government of Germany?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Downer Hazen to read onlineMoreLess
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