The Tragedy of Dreyfus
The Tragedy of Dreyfus
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221 APPENDIX If Dreyfus complained of unjust prejudice against him, he nevertheless graduated from the War School, ninth out of forty-two, with the note ''Very good, " his brevet of Etat-Major, and his admission to the Gen- eral Staff. As for the two women he knew in 1893 and 1894, it is found that there were only some visits or inter- views, to which Dreyfus himself put an end. As for gambling, the report, without affirming that Dreyfus lost, or even played, says that *'it appears from informa...tion gathered'' that he frequented circles where there was gambling. This information is represented in two notes, that cannot even be called police notes, for nothing indi- cates their origin; they are not even signed by any agent whatever, and they are not indorsed by any tes- timony, which is perhaps improper, when it relates to the honour of an officer, if he is accused of the great- est of crimes. No accusation of gambling was brought at the Rennes trial. However that may be, the motive of this monstrous crime remains mysterious, like the circumstances of its perpetration; one thing alone accuses Dreyfus, and that is the bordereau.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
221 APPENDIX If Dreyfus complained of unjust prejudice against him, he nevertheless graduated from the War School, ninth out of forty-two, with the note ''Very good, " his brevet of Etat-Major, and his admission to the Gen- eral Staff. As for the two women he knew in 1893 and 1894, it is found that there were only some visits or inter- views, to which Dreyfus himself put an end. As for gambling, the report, without affirming that Dreyfus lost, or even played, says that *'it appears from informa...tion gathered'' that he frequented circles where there was gambling. This information is represented in two notes, that cannot even be called police notes, for nothing indi- cates their origin; they are not even signed by any agent whatever, and they are not indorsed by any tes- timony, which is perhaps improper, when it relates to the honour of an officer, if he is accused of the great- est of crimes. No accusation of gambling was brought at the Rennes trial. However that may be, the motive of this monstrous crime remains mysterious, like the circumstances of its perpetration; one thing alone accuses Dreyfus, and that is the bordereau.
What to read after The Tragedy of Dreyfus?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Warrington Steevens to read onlineMoreLess
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