Bismarcks Letters to His Wife From the Seat of War 1870 1871 volume 1
Bismarcks Letters to His Wife From the Seat of War 1870 1871 volume 1
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I have sent Bill cigars several times, that he may make friends for himself. To-day Roon's fiftieth anniversary; too bad he is lying in bed. I was just on the way to him, and hope to be one of the few whom he sees. He suffers through fault of others. Both of us have paid for the insistence upon the siege with our health. Kraft Hohenlohe, zealous and expert, throws a bombshell a distance of 10, 000 paces. Heavy snowfall. Cordial greetings to the children.
Your most faithful v. B.
I enjoy your le...tter every morning. Read Psalm 27 yesterday in bed and fell asleep comforted with verse 14. Do likewise, and with thanks in spite of all.
107 (Enclosed the following telegram:) COUNT BlSMARCK-SCHO'NHAUSEN, Versailles : My most cordial congratulations to the Cross First Class. Regret your indisposi- tion. Hope that the bombardment will re- store you soon! You will presently receive bonbonniere with chocolates from me.
MARIE PRINCESS CHARLES OF PRUSSIA.
63 Telegram.
Sent VERSAILLES, January 10, 71, 3.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I have sent Bill cigars several times, that he may make friends for himself. To-day Roon's fiftieth anniversary; too bad he is lying in bed. I was just on the way to him, and hope to be one of the few whom he sees. He suffers through fault of others. Both of us have paid for the insistence upon the siege with our health. Kraft Hohenlohe, zealous and expert, throws a bombshell a distance of 10, 000 paces. Heavy snowfall. Cordial greetings to the children.
Your most faithful v. B.
I enjoy your le...tter every morning. Read Psalm 27 yesterday in bed and fell asleep comforted with verse 14. Do likewise, and with thanks in spite of all.
107 (Enclosed the following telegram:) COUNT BlSMARCK-SCHO'NHAUSEN, Versailles : My most cordial congratulations to the Cross First Class. Regret your indisposi- tion. Hope that the bombardment will re- store you soon! You will presently receive bonbonniere with chocolates from me.
MARIE PRINCESS CHARLES OF PRUSSIA.
63 Telegram.
Sent VERSAILLES, January 10, 71, 3.
What to read after Bismarcks Letters to His Wife From the Seat of War 1870 1871 volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Otto Bismarck to read onlineMoreLess
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