The Great Game
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—Voltaire For connoisseurs of the palaces, chateaux, and other residences of Europe's nobility, Weisserschloss, the royal chateau of the hereditary princes of Rumelia, was a visual feast. The Principality of Rumelia must not be confused with Eastern Rumelia, which was currently part of Bulgaria despite Serbian protestation and a brief war; or with Great Rumelia, the European slice of the old Turkish Empire, which was now subdivided into Albania, Macedonia, and Thrace.
... The principality was made up of the Duchy of Lichtenberg, the counties of Parmetz, Yucht, and Constantine, and a vast bog known as the Great Eastern Marsh, and had been a satrap of the Holy Roman Empire, now the Austro-Hungarian Empire, for the past thousand years, give or take a century. It had been ruled by the Juchtenberg Dynasty since Karl the Bald had claimed the throne in 1164, ousting Heinrich the Skewer, who had the unpopular habit of impaling people he disliked three at a time on a specially constructed lance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
—Voltaire For connoisseurs of the palaces, chateaux, and other residences of Europe's nobility, Weisserschloss, the royal chateau of the hereditary princes of Rumelia, was a visual feast. The Principality of Rumelia must not be confused with Eastern Rumelia, which was currently part of Bulgaria despite Serbian protestation and a brief war; or with Great Rumelia, the European slice of the old Turkish Empire, which was now subdivided into Albania, Macedonia, and Thrace.
... The principality was made up of the Duchy of Lichtenberg, the counties of Parmetz, Yucht, and Constantine, and a vast bog known as the Great Eastern Marsh, and had been a satrap of the Holy Roman Empire, now the Austro-Hungarian Empire, for the past thousand years, give or take a century. It had been ruled by the Juchtenberg Dynasty since Karl the Bald had claimed the throne in 1164, ousting Heinrich the Skewer, who had the unpopular habit of impaling people he disliked three at a time on a specially constructed lance.
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