The Archive · 1896

The Indignant Young Emperor

It is also said that the Emperor has taken umbrage at the free expression of what he would'do, as detailed in the what he thought, and at the promises of home papers, all which have been reported to him, with no abatement of meaning. For the "Son of Heaven" to be thus ignored by one of his vassals, himself assuming to speak as from himself, would certainly not be pleasant to his Majesty. A Teminder of his subordinate position and in the Eastern manner. would only be the natural consequence:

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