New Chapters of Bismarck's AutobiographyHodder and Stoughton, 1920 - 343 strán (strany) |
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Strana 193 - ... none of them will at once possess the advantage of the authority which has been conferred upon me in virtue of my having held the Presidency for long years and of having enjoyed the confidence of both the late Emperors. I have never hitherto felt the necessity of calling the attention of any one of my colleagues to the order of 1852. Its existence and the certainty that I enjoyed the confidence of the late Emperors William and Frederick were sufficient to ensure my authority in the council of...
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Strana 178 - The reports make it as clear as possible that the Russians are strategically fully prepared to go to war — and I must greatly deplore the fact that I have received so few of the reports. You ought to have drawn my attention long ago to the terrible danger threatening ! It is more than high time to warn the Austrians and to take counter-measures.
Strana 317 - Concerning these reports he received the following autograph letter from His Majesty: The reports make it as clear as possible that the Russians are strategically fully prepared to go to war— and I must greatly deplore the fact that I have received so few of the reports. You ought to have drawn my attention long ago to the terrible danger threatening!
Strana 196 - But even if it were practicable to carry out our foreign policy so independently of our domestic policy, and our Imperial policy so independently of our Prussian policy, as would be the case if the Imperial Chancellor had as little to do with Prussian as with Bavarian or Saxon politics, and had no interest in increasing the strength of the Prussian vote in the Federal Council and the Reichstag, yet I should find it impossible, in accordance with the latest decision of Your Majesty, concerning...
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Strana 197 - ... I to remain in the service, I cannot do otherwise than most humbly beseech Your Majesty graciously to please to release me, with the statutory pension, from the offices of Imperial Chancellor, Prime Minister, and Prussian Minister of Foreign Affairs. " After my impressions of the last few weeks and the disclosures which I gathered yesterday from the communications of your Majesty's Civil and Military Cabinets, I may in all respects assume that I am meeting Your Majesty's wishes by this my request...