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- [p. 3]: In 1907-8 King Frederick VIII. gave occasionally[ocasionally] a
- [p. 11]: Uve Lornsen, a Frisian lawyer, proposed to make[made] the
- [p. 13]: His Majesty had 'neither the will nor[not] the power to allow
- [p. 17]: And, in 1864, the old powers of Europe were so satisfied[satified]
- [p. 30]: were for defence; the Radicals and[not] Socialists against it.
- [p. 38]: intrigues as to the Bagdad Railway, [and] the threats as to
- [p. 39]: Germany might at any moment[monemt] seize that little
- [p. 39]: those new social and political movements that are affecting[effecting]
- [p. 41]: Speck von Sternberg[Sternburg] and efficient Count Bernstorff, a
- [p. 44]: hygienic[hygenic], ugly, and more offensively immoral than Paris
- [p. 54]: the children of King Christian IX.[IV.] were. It was not the
- [p. 64]: We know that Henckel-Donnersmarck[Henckel-Donnnersmarck] and you are on
- [p. 82]: or to compliment Senators'[Senator's] wives? First, his appointment
- [p. 87]: satisfied with l'éloquence de l'escalier[l'eloquence de l'éscalier]. If he writes memoirs
- [p. 89]: the Duke of Mecklenburg-Schwerin[Mecklenberg-Schwerin]. He rules his little
- [p. 90]: were too independent, counsel[council] the Kaiser to prorogue
- [p. 94]: In the meantime[meantine], we were told constantly of the Kaiser's
- [p. 100]: the agricultural element in the nation by emigration[emigratiom] to
- [p. 104]: the common[commom] people too much or because the writers on
- [p. 109]: perhaps the other Scandinavian countries, as Great[Gerat]
- [p. 110]: The Social[social] Democrat in Sweden wants an equal
- [p. 114]: as a result of Branting's action in the Rigstag[Rigsdag],
- [p. 115]: either privately or publicly, that we had made[make] a 'mistake';
- [p. 117]: as he sometimes[sometines] calls it, came to him through that German
- [p. 119]: the citizens[citzens] of that country that all kultur should come
- [p. 126]: in Germany[Gernamy] in 1872, not a question of an enlightened
- [p. 127]: enemies of the ultra-Kaiserism were[was] the Catholic Church
- [p. 139]: German-educated[German educated] pastors, were considered to have
- [p. 140]: Dr. P. J. Schroeder—Monseigneur[Monsigneur] Schroeder, rather; he
- [p. 157]: Dr. Münsterberg[Münsterburg], who is opposed by a creature called Schofield,
- [p. 158]: him shall be taken away what[that] he has. This war is not a kaffeeklarch,
- [p. 160]: with the evidences of Christian[Christain] charity and breadth of
- [p. 168]: Bethmann-Hollweg[Bethmann-Holweg] and the War Office makes their
- [p. 172]: for specimens[speeimens] of old pewter.
- [p. 183]: what to Cæsar[Caesar], were rapidly disappearing. The fiction
- [p. 196]: when I mentioned the Gallapagos[Gallipagos] Islands. The
- [p. 197]: to say. In the meantime[meantine], there were other questions
- [p. 200]: a cotillion[cotillon], to be directed by Mr. William Kay Wallace,
- [p. 200]: the Danes asked 'did it mean a protest against the[he]
- [p. 206]: wanted to sell the Islands[Isalnds]. 'Why should a great country
- [p. 236]: not balk at even de0,000,000. While Mr. de[De] Scavenius
- [p. 238]: Raben-Levitzau[Raben-Levetzau], Count Ahlefeldt-Laurvig and Erik de
- [p. 256]: 'demoiselle,' which is a much better word than[that] 'old
- [p. 268]: of[if] my predecessor, Mr. T. I. O'Brien—was often
- [p. 273]: stools; he still lives[stills live] in Germany—a man without a country.
- [p. 274]: Gerard seemed to be impressed[impressd] by the fact that the lace
- [p. 279]: parasites. They looked on them as the Russian[Rusian] Yunker