Noted Quaint Quip Sparks Diplomatic Tension
A brief remark on foreign policy shares a cautious but playful line about nudging Germany toward confrontation with France. The comment emphasizes vigilance for personal safety amid potential escalations and political maneuvering.
The Emperor Frederick II Early Life and Wars
Frederick III of Prussia, born 1831, grew to manhood amid a cautious era. His education by Ernst Curtius shaped a studious, amiable ruler. He married Victoria and supported liberal reforms despite Bismarck’s rising power. He commanded in Denmark 1864, led at Sadowa 1866, and fought France 1870, earning praise from soldiers and uplifting German unity.
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Emperor Frederick III and the German political loom
The article surveys Frederick III’s reign and policies, focusing on tolerance and reform amidst Bismarckian power. It covers Reichstag politics, anti Socialist laws, Jewish rights, and the Empress’s stance. It then shifts to William II’s birth and portrait, his military bent, physical traits, and potential impact on Germany’s future, with commentary on European balance, war risk, and French views.
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Woman Reflects on Grief and Her Son Prince William
A memoir fragment recalls a mother's sorrow after her husband’s death and her awareness of her son Prince William’s temperament. The passage emphasizes enduring loss, familial duty, and the shaping of a royal heir under pressure.
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Public speech and party prophecies stir early convention talk
Judge Thurman addressed 1500 Columbus children in his first public remarks since nomination. The Chicago Times satirically accused parties of bribery through pensions and subsidies. New York Republicans offered prophecies pairing leaders like Sherman, Gresham, Harrison, Alger, Morton, and Depew in possible ticket permutations.
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