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" 2 In his moments of deepest anxiety Rochambeau is pleased, however, to remember "a word of the late King of Prussia, " Frederick II, who, consid- ering what France was, what misfortunes and dangers she had encountered, and what concealed sources of strength were in her, once said to the French minister accredited to him: "I have been brought up in the middle of the unhappiness of France; my cradle was surrounded with refugee 1 Paris, July 31, 1789.
2 "Rochambeau near Vendome, " April 11, 1790....
WASHINGTON AND THE FRENCH 247 Protestants that, about the end of the reign of Louis XIV and the beginning of the regency of the Due d' Orleans, told me that France was at the agony and could not exist three years. I [have] known in the course of my reign that France has such a temper that there [is] no bad minister nor bad generals [who] be able to kill it, and that constitution has made it rise again of all its crises, with strength and vigor. It wants no other remedy but time and keep a strict course of diet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" 2 In his moments of deepest anxiety Rochambeau is pleased, however, to remember "a word of the late King of Prussia, " Frederick II, who, consid- ering what France was, what misfortunes and dangers she had encountered, and what concealed sources of strength were in her, once said to the French minister accredited to him: "I have been brought up in the middle of the unhappiness of France; my cradle was surrounded with refugee 1 Paris, July 31, 1789.
2 "Rochambeau near Vendome, " April 11, 1790....
WASHINGTON AND THE FRENCH 247 Protestants that, about the end of the reign of Louis XIV and the beginning of the regency of the Due d' Orleans, told me that France was at the agony and could not exist three years. I [have] known in the course of my reign that France has such a temper that there [is] no bad minister nor bad generals [who] be able to kill it, and that constitution has made it rise again of all its crises, with strength and vigor. It wants no other remedy but time and keep a strict course of diet.
What to read after With Americans of Past And Present Days?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J J Jean Jules Jusserand to read onlineMoreLess
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