Bismarck, Vol. 2 of 2: Some Secret Pages of His History (Classic Reprint) - Softcover
A ug. 23 wards shipped on board a vessel for Algeria under an escort of gendarmes. I here add some extracts from other documents dealing with the same matter. On the 27th of July the same true friend of King George reports that those people are in Zurich, and manifest great bitterness against the King, who as may well be the case had not kept his promise to provide for them. Kreiss had received from Hietzing an assurance of a pension of five hundred thalers and an appointment as groom of the stud of the Archduke William, but desires, nevertheless, to remain at Romanshorn for the present. Commissary Ebers has gone to Zurich to collect any documents in the hands of these people respecting their entry into the French service. The communication concludes as follows: I have given the address of the Hanoverians in Paris, which has been previously mentioned, to Beckmann, the writer, in order that he should hand it over to the Councillor of Embassy von Keudell. The other papers formerly in Paris have been brought here by Commissary Ebers, and I will shortly report on the historic material contained in them, and request your Serene Highness sorders on the subject. Later, on the i6th of September, von R. telegraphed from Berne, asking whether the next quarterly instalment should be paid to the Hanoverian pensioners in Switzerland. On the 28th of the same month an affirmative answer was sent, signed by Thile, who added, however, that those gentlemen should return to their homes, and assist there in influencing the population in favour of the Government. The Parisian papers have been received. The first contract with them was signed as early as the 24th of September, 1870; von R. should report whether Count Mengerssen was to be included among the pensioners. Wo Umann told me this morning that the widow of the painter Bouterweck, a Prussian lady, has written from Paris t
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