Clemenceau, the Man And His Time
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Picquart, in fact, suspected that Esterhazy was a Prussian spy and that he forged the Bordereau which convinced the Court Martial of Dreyfus's guilt. But before this, in 1894, when the story leaked out that an officer having relations with the General Staff was suspected of treachery, it was not Dreyfus whose name was first mentioned. His old comrades said with one accord, "It must be Esterhazy: we thought so." Esterhazy, however, soon made him- self necessary to the army chiefs and their Catho...lics. If his character was blasted publicly, down these gentry would come, and with them the whole of the proceedings against Dreyfus. They therefore suggested to Picquart that he should simply hold his tongue. "You are not at rile du Diable," they said. But Picquart would persist, so they sent him off to Tunis. However, thanks to Scheurer-Kestner and others, the truth began to come out, and Picquart still refused to be silenced. So instead of dealing with Esterhazy, they arrested his accuser and gave the Major a certificate of the very highest character.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Picquart, in fact, suspected that Esterhazy was a Prussian spy and that he forged the Bordereau which convinced the Court Martial of Dreyfus's guilt. But before this, in 1894, when the story leaked out that an officer having relations with the General Staff was suspected of treachery, it was not Dreyfus whose name was first mentioned. His old comrades said with one accord, "It must be Esterhazy: we thought so." Esterhazy, however, soon made him- self necessary to the army chiefs and their Catho...lics. If his character was blasted publicly, down these gentry would come, and with them the whole of the proceedings against Dreyfus. They therefore suggested to Picquart that he should simply hold his tongue. "You are not at rile du Diable," they said. But Picquart would persist, so they sent him off to Tunis. However, thanks to Scheurer-Kestner and others, the truth began to come out, and Picquart still refused to be silenced. So instead of dealing with Esterhazy, they arrested his accuser and gave the Major a certificate of the very highest character.
What to read after Clemenceau, the Man And His Time?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hyndman, Henry Mayers, 1842- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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