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Published on: 2012-05-18
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1902 Excerpt: ...against me many persons who now blame my conduct and say that I act from ambition only, and that I have ruined you and the king. The Spanish ambassador and others are of that opinion. They are right: I have had ambition--to serve you, and all my life I shall regret that I did not succeed; I wanted to return to you a part of the obligations it has been so sweet to me to owe you, and I wanted to show others that one can be attached to persons like you without any selfish interests. The rest of my conduct might have proved to them that there was my sole ambition, and that the glory of having served you was my dearest reward. My horses have arrived those with which he drove the royal family to Bondy. I know that you have seen the wife of my valet. How kind! but I ought to be accustomed to that. They say here that you prefer to remain as you are, and to make use of the princes; that is very proper, but take care; it must not be said openly, or it will be dangerous for you. My father wants me to return to Sweden, but I bope to bring him round to my ideas; it is chiefly the matter of money which alarms him. Tell me what you wish me to do with that I sent for you to Holland. Am I to invest it, or leave it on deposit where it is M. de Bouille', though I told him to remit to me what remained of the million, had the weakness to give it to the princes; it was seven hundred thousand francs, which would have been very useful to you to have. If the princes can be restrained the present vast emigration may not be an evil for you; it may serve to enlighten the people and bring them back through want and poverty. Count Fersen to Queen Marie-Antoinette. October 29,1791. I have received perfect letters from Sweden. The king urges the empress strongly, and she is very well inc... Axel von Fersen the Younger - Wikipedia Count Axel von Fersen dressed in the robes of a Swedish Privy Councilor with the Knight collar of the Order of the Seraphim and the Commander Grand Cross collar of ...
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