. Review of reviews and world's work. Eighest dignity.in liis riper Jahre wurde er ein fleißiger, seriöser Student, der in vergleichsweise kurzer Zeit verschiedene ausländische lan-Guages, alle Gesetze und Politikwissenschaften und thosehigher diplomatische Fragen, die unbestreitbar sind für einen modernen Monarchen perfekt gemeistert hatte. Personen, die ihm als Ausbilder nahestehend sind, haben mir immer wieder von seiner Intelligenz, seiner Wahrnehmungskraft, aber auch von seiner Eigensinnigkeit, seinem Ehrgeiz, seinem starken, quicktemperamentvollen Temperament gesprochen. Er wird mit Sicherheit ein unerbittlich hasser, und ein Mann, der

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. Review of reviews and world's work. ighest dignity.In liis riper years he became an industrious, seri-ous student, who. in a comparatively short time, had perfectly mastered different foreign lan-guages, all laws and political sciences, and thosehigher diplomatic questions which are indispen-sable to a modern monarch. Persons who havecome near to him as instructors have repeatedlyspoken to me of his intelligence, his power ofperception, but also of his stubbornness of per-sonal opinion, his ambition, his strong, quicktemperament. He will most certainly be an un-relenting hater, and a man who will be mostcareful not to relinquish one particle of his law-ful riglits. The same opinion I have heard from experienced generals, who relate with astonish-ment that, as a soldier, Francis Ferdinand standsmuch above the average, but that even in thatcapacity his impetuosity causes him to be abso;lutely unrestrainable. In a word, the develop-ment of this generally underrated man into astrong personality is to-day universally acknowl-. AHCHUUKE FRANCIS FERDINAND, HEIR-APPAREXT TO THETHRONE OF AUSTRIA-HUNGARY. edged. But think of the problems which willconfront him when he ascends the throne ! It is not only useless but senseless to attemptto deny or even mitigate the seriousness of theconditions at present existing in the dual mon-archy. A combination of crises of all kinds hasarisen, sparing not even the foundation of theempires existence. These crises seem to be con-stantly and intensely combining into one single, unsurmountable one. It is difficult in the lim-ited space at my disposal to explain these crisesin all their complexity. In Austria the piincipalquestion is one of nationality, particularly therelations between the Germans and the Czechsin Bohemia, which has brought about a completestandstill of the parliamentary government. Par- 446 THE AMERICAN MONTHLY REVIEW OF REI^/EIVS. lianiLMit has been repeatoelly dissolved. Diiriugthe interiin. administration has been based p

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