The Life of Prince Otto Von Bismarck
The Life of Prince Otto Von Bismarck
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The Austrian reply to the circular note was characteristic ; it was that Austria would take part in the congress only on condition that none of the powers repre- sented should be expected to cede territory which had been guaranteed by existing treaties. This was, of course, a nulli- fication of the original project, and killed it dead. 1 No won- der if Count Belcredi, the successor of Mensdorff, dreaded to face Bismarck before an international congress.
It was now the last of May, and trade in ...Germany was at a stand-still. The political atmosphere was sultry and oppres- sive, like the death-like calm which precedes the tornado. People wished the war would begin, rather than remain in this state of suspense. Von Moltke argued that every day's delay was to the advantage of Austria, but certain diplomatic formalities had to be gone through with before the challenge to arms was made. It is amusing to read at this stage of proceedings how each party tried to cast the responsibility of hostilities on the other.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Austrian reply to the circular note was characteristic ; it was that Austria would take part in the congress only on condition that none of the powers repre- sented should be expected to cede territory which had been guaranteed by existing treaties. This was, of course, a nulli- fication of the original project, and killed it dead. 1 No won- der if Count Belcredi, the successor of Mensdorff, dreaded to face Bismarck before an international congress.
It was now the last of May, and trade in ...Germany was at a stand-still. The political atmosphere was sultry and oppres- sive, like the death-like calm which precedes the tornado. People wished the war would begin, rather than remain in this state of suspense. Von Moltke argued that every day's delay was to the advantage of Austria, but certain diplomatic formalities had to be gone through with before the challenge to arms was made. It is amusing to read at this stage of proceedings how each party tried to cast the responsibility of hostilities on the other.
What to read after The Life of Prince Otto Von Bismarck?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stearns Frank Preston to read onlineMoreLess
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