MORE SUCCESSFUL AS A STATESMAN.
~*MS not generally known that in "^ younger days Bismarck Avas occaSWially given to poetical aspirations. [Prussian lady of title once succeeded ■'S Setting a page of her autograph "bum fined by Moltke and the prince. % marshal's contribution may be thus:— ■ • Shams soon fade away. ;,:- ■' mith endures for aye. Underneath this effort Bismarck .Penned:-. .-: |k fl hli6ve' forsooth, T „ ■ jCfat m some distant 'Happy Land 7 . 'kv tive virgin, Truth, - fe.j y exercise supreme command. _. . j~va our worldly scene, . . Ues = Falsehood and Deception reign, 0r,,?? so strong that c'en . ... uur Marshal fights with them in vain.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXIX, Issue 177, 29 July 1898, Page 5
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100MORE SUCCESSFUL AS A STATESMAN. Auckland Star, Volume XXIX, Issue 177, 29 July 1898, Page 5
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