“What do you
think about this latest experiment?”
“You mean Speed Learn.”
“Yes.”
“It’s a great experiment, you can learn a lot.”
“Who told you that, Number Two? Well history isn’t really my subject.”
“Yes.”
“It’s a great experiment, you can learn a lot.”
“Who told you that, Number Two? Well history isn’t really my subject.”
“Isn’t it? When was the treaty
of Adrianople ?”
“September eighteen twenty-nine .”
“What happened in
eighteen-thirty?”
“Greek independence was
assured and guaranteed.”
“By whom?”
“Russia , France , Britain .”
“Who was Bismarck ’s ally
against the Danish Prince of Glucksburg?”
“Frederick of Austenburg he
like the German Bundestag had never accepted the treaty of London in eighteen fifty-two . Bismarck wanted war
but he wanted it waged by Prussia , Austria in alliance
and not by the whole German bunt. He realized that a successful war against the
Danes in eighteen sixty-four would serve the same purpose as Cavour of Italy’s
entrance into the Crimean war” {and spoken in unison} “namely that it would
indicate future leadership and would at the same time raise Prussia ’s
prestige.”
“You see, isn’t Speed Learn the most marvellous thing?”
“You see, isn’t Speed Learn the most marvellous thing?”
Be seeing you
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