The Schemes of the Kaiser by Juliette Adam
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With one exception, all the articles collected in this book have been
taken from Madame Adam's "Letters on Foreign Politics" in _La Nouvelle Revue_. Together they constitute a remarkable testimony to the political foresight and courage of _la grande Française_, and an equally remarkable analysis of the policy and character of Germany's ruler. AUTHOR'S PREFACE Modesty is out of fashion nowadays: what is wanted is the glorification of every kind of courage. That being so, I hold myself entitled to claim a Military Cross, for my forty-five years of hand-to-hand fighting with Bismarck and with William the Second, and to be mentioned in despatches for the past. JULIETTE ADAM. CHAPTER I 1890 William II, the "Social Monarch"--What lies beneath his declared |
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