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ono of being allowed to work out tn thought of the great EMPEROR Wil-
lam II" Was h rot himself marked out for canonzation. like his GRANDPA
Their whom widen seeking III for Itself an instrument c~ated?' Had
William h Great lived in the middle ages he would have beenc anonized,
pilgrims oul ave gon forth from Ill countrest to perform their devotonsI
at his shrine" Now we are witnessing the fall of the grandson OF" William the
who said of himself: Il believe, as yu Know that the position ad
task appointed to m ave been committed to m e from heaven. and hat am
the trustee fra Higher Power, to homI shall hav to rende account of my
ewardship BrandenbureGs, II IS your afgraV n SPEAKS 20
YOU. Follow him through thick n hin wherever her la lead you. For rest
assured it will be to III greatness N glory OF our fatherland" And again:
TO great things are W std destined nd to days of renewed plendor will l
cad u"
Aexande regimen of the guard that, if their new barracks rose ike a mighty
should he at han to repressa N chastse he unruy spirit Of revolt should
Berlin ever show signs Of rebellion against the oval authority.
If vas the sam "Divine right" which really inspired the kasersm mont
+ins and threats to IL the outside world.