Augusta, Empress of Germany
Augusta, Empress of Germany
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The public entry into REGENCY AND CORONA TION 1 1 1 Berlin took place two days subsequently when the capital received them with brilliant fetes and demonstrations. The Pariser Platz shone in all the glory of flowers, gay clothing, glittering arms and waving banners, while the decorations of windows, columns and balconies surpassed anything that the city had ever seen before.
As the gala coach drew near, and the Princess could be seen through the large glass panels, the thunder of the cannon and... the jubilant shouts of the crowd became more and more deafening.
Immediately before their entry, they alighted at the Castle of Bellevue to visit Frederick William and Queen Elisabeth, but the interview with the insane King so painfully affected Princess Victoria that she had difficulty in controlling herself during the further procession.
January 27th, 1859, was another day of rejoicing for the royal family, when the present Emperor of Germany, William II. was born, but the glad shouts of the people penetrated without meaning into the silent sick-room of the King, who however lingered on until January 2nd, 1861.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The public entry into REGENCY AND CORONA TION 1 1 1 Berlin took place two days subsequently when the capital received them with brilliant fetes and demonstrations. The Pariser Platz shone in all the glory of flowers, gay clothing, glittering arms and waving banners, while the decorations of windows, columns and balconies surpassed anything that the city had ever seen before.
As the gala coach drew near, and the Princess could be seen through the large glass panels, the thunder of the cannon and... the jubilant shouts of the crowd became more and more deafening.
Immediately before their entry, they alighted at the Castle of Bellevue to visit Frederick William and Queen Elisabeth, but the interview with the insane King so painfully affected Princess Victoria that she had difficulty in controlling herself during the further procession.
January 27th, 1859, was another day of rejoicing for the royal family, when the present Emperor of Germany, William II. was born, but the glad shouts of the people penetrated without meaning into the silent sick-room of the King, who however lingered on until January 2nd, 1861.
What to read after Augusta, Empress of Germany?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tschudi, Clara, B. 1859 to read onlineMoreLess
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