The Life of Bismarck, Private and Political
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The Life of Bismarck, Private and Political includes descriptive notices of its subject’s ancestry, while the title page describes an edition with an introduction, explanatory notes, and appendices. An account of political events says that Bismarck took no part except to think that replacing the army with an ununiformed corps was another insult to Prussia and her people. The account of the Frankfurt appointment describes Bismarck accepting the ambassadorial post with apparent willingness, while questioning how much diplomatic strength he had acquired.
A letter’s writer says that travelling agrees with him admirably, but complains of being stared at at every station and losing the comforts of travelling incognito. The discussion of country speech identifies a saying meaning far from sufficient as proverbial in the Alt Mark and associated there with Bismarck’s name.
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- George Hesekiel
- Pages
- 378
- Language
- English
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- European History
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