The Letters of Queen Victoria, Vol 2 (Of 3), 1844-1853
The Letters of Queen Victoria, Vol 2 (Of 3), 1844-1853
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Still, the events of Monday must have a calming and salutary effect. Lord John Russell's remarks about Europe, and the unfortunate andcalamitous policy of the Government of the poor King of the French aremost true. But is he not even most to be pitied for being the causeof such misery? (Though perhaps he does not attribute it to himself), for, to see all his hopes thus destroyed, his pride humbled, hischildren--whom he loves dearly--ruined--is not this enough to make aman wretched? and indeed m...uch to be pitied; for _he_ cannot feel _he_could _not_ have prevented all this. Still Guizot is more to blame;_he_ was the responsible adviser of all this policy: he is _no_Bourbon, and he ought to have behaved differently. Had the poor Kingdied in 1844 after he came here, and before that most unfortunateSpanish marriages question was started, he would have deservedly gonedown to posterity as a great monarch. _Now_, what will be his name inhistory? His fate is a great _moral!_ With regard to Germany, Prince Metternich is the cause of half themisfortune.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Still, the events of Monday must have a calming and salutary effect. Lord John Russell's remarks about Europe, and the unfortunate andcalamitous policy of the Government of the poor King of the French aremost true. But is he not even most to be pitied for being the causeof such misery? (Though perhaps he does not attribute it to himself), for, to see all his hopes thus destroyed, his pride humbled, hischildren--whom he loves dearly--ruined--is not this enough to make aman wretched? and indeed m...uch to be pitied; for _he_ cannot feel _he_could _not_ have prevented all this. Still Guizot is more to blame;_he_ was the responsible adviser of all this policy: he is _no_Bourbon, and he ought to have behaved differently. Had the poor Kingdied in 1844 after he came here, and before that most unfortunateSpanish marriages question was started, he would have deservedly gonedown to posterity as a great monarch. _Now_, what will be his name inhistory? His fate is a great _moral!_ With regard to Germany, Prince Metternich is the cause of half themisfortune.
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