The Tragedy of a Throne
The Tragedy of a Throne
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She was not a wise woman (as we have already seen) and her relations with the King were never tender, though he always treated her with profound respect, and she was hardly ever consulted by him on serious subjects. But, nevertheless, she had some kind of influence over him, and he hstened to her whenever her advice jumped with his own ideas or impressions. She succeeded in 105 The Tragedy of a Throne imbuing him with her opinions on the compUcated question of a Prussian aUiance and, along with... other people (among whom Wagner was, as always, promi- nent), persuaded him that it would be detrimental to Bavarian interests if he ventured upon a policy of opposition to Berlin.
Bismarck, who knew better than any man alive where to find docile instruments to execute his orders, threw into the King's way at this, the psychological moment, one of the ablest statesmen in Germany, Prince Chlodwig Hohenlohe-Schillingsfiirst (1819-1901), one of the great landowners in Bavaria, who had latterly been a supporter of Prussian policy and whose high position, unsullied honour and reputation, had won a personal authority, such as few of his contem- poraries enjoyed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She was not a wise woman (as we have already seen) and her relations with the King were never tender, though he always treated her with profound respect, and she was hardly ever consulted by him on serious subjects. But, nevertheless, she had some kind of influence over him, and he hstened to her whenever her advice jumped with his own ideas or impressions. She succeeded in 105 The Tragedy of a Throne imbuing him with her opinions on the compUcated question of a Prussian aUiance and, along with... other people (among whom Wagner was, as always, promi- nent), persuaded him that it would be detrimental to Bavarian interests if he ventured upon a policy of opposition to Berlin.
Bismarck, who knew better than any man alive where to find docile instruments to execute his orders, threw into the King's way at this, the psychological moment, one of the ablest statesmen in Germany, Prince Chlodwig Hohenlohe-Schillingsfiirst (1819-1901), one of the great landowners in Bavaria, who had latterly been a supporter of Prussian policy and whose high position, unsullied honour and reputation, had won a personal authority, such as few of his contem- poraries enjoyed.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Radziwill Catherine Princess to read onlineMoreLess
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