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Percy Andreae. The Vanished Emperor
The Vanished Emperor
Table of Contents
BOOK I. THE MYSTIFICATION
CHAPTER I.—A Missing Emperor
CHAPTER II—Partly Diplomatic
BOOK II. COMPLICATION
CHAPTER III.—Imperial Berolingen
CHAPTER IV—An Interview with the Imperial Secretary
CHAPTER V—The Dowager Empress Fritz
CHAPTER VI.—Princess Margaret of Brandenburg
CHAPTER VII.—A Midnight Conference
CHAPTER VIII.—The Empress's State Ball
CHAPTER IX.—The Mending of a Torn Flounce
CHAPTER X.—A Fateful Letter
BOOK III. THE REVELATION
CHAPTER XI.—Arnoldshausen
CHAPTER XII.—The Meeting of the Arminian Sovereigns
CHAPTER XIII.—How the Revolution of Berolingen Was Averted
CHAPTER XIV.—The Arminian Emperor and His Chancellor
CHAPTER XV.—In the Imperial Ante-chamber
CHAPTER XVI. The Revelation: Part One
CHAPTER XVII.—The Revelation: Part Two
CHAPTER XVIII.—How the Noverian Question was Settled
THE END
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Percy Andreae
Published by Good Press, 2021
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"To the facts relating to the Emperor's private secretary, Doctor Hofer," Sir John replied. "This man, it is admitted, the last person who conversed with his Majesty before he retired to rest on the night of his disappearance. He possessed the Emperor's confidence in a remarkable degree, I believe; was, in fact, more of a friend than a servant to his Imperial master."
"Doctor Hofer," I said, "if I may say so, did at one time exercise a certain influence over his Majesty. But, it is certain that this influence had not been maintained during the last two or three months."
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