John Paget

Hungary and Transylvania: with Remarks on Their Condition, Social, Political and Economical John Paget

Before proceeding with this Work, there are one or two matters which I may as well explain to the reader. Sucli a mark of my confidence will, I trust, incline him not only to treat me more leniently, but enable him also to judge of me more fairly, and so accuse me only of those faults of which I am really guilty. I would not willingly deceive him in anything. I am deeply interested in the welfare of Hungary, and I have thought that one great means of promoting it would be to extend the knowledge of that country in the west of Europe, and more especially in England.
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