NapoleonMacmillan, 1956 - 143 pages |
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Page 83
... Prussia still desired it or not . He could not afford to fight the Russians in Poland and have Prussia standing sullen and resentful in his rear . He had decided that if the Czar was coming to fight him , there could be no peace ...
... Prussia still desired it or not . He could not afford to fight the Russians in Poland and have Prussia standing sullen and resentful in his rear . He had decided that if the Czar was coming to fight him , there could be no peace ...
Page 85
... Prussian mind ; for the Prussians , having put their hopes upon the Czar , and knowing the disaster at Friedland to be fateful most of all for ... Prussia and Russia abandoned her alliance and decided to throw their weight GRAND EMPIRE 85.
... Prussian mind ; for the Prussians , having put their hopes upon the Czar , and knowing the disaster at Friedland to be fateful most of all for ... Prussia and Russia abandoned her alliance and decided to throw their weight GRAND EMPIRE 85.
Page 86
... Prussians brought the Czar over to this policy , coaching him in the various aspects of the design - though feel- ing ... Prussia , on the contrary he must seek to make her strong . " · • They little realised how their plan would be ...
... Prussians brought the Czar over to this policy , coaching him in the various aspects of the design - though feel- ing ... Prussia , on the contrary he must seek to make her strong . " · • They little realised how their plan would be ...
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