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When speaking of Theodore's treatment of foreigners, I will endeavour to explain the real cause of the misfortunes that befell Mr. Stern. That he was only the victim of circumstances, is a fact beyond any doubt. The extracts from his book and the notes from his diary, brought as charges against him, were only discovered several weeks after many cruelties had been inflicted upon him. But I believe that many small, apparently trifling, incidents combined to make him the first European victim of the Abyssinian monarch. The Emperor could not endure the thought that Europeans in his country should do aught else but work for him.…mehr

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When speaking of Theodore's treatment of foreigners, I will endeavour to explain the real cause of the misfortunes that befell Mr. Stern. That he was only the victim of circumstances, is a fact beyond any doubt. The extracts from his book and the notes from his diary, brought as charges against him, were only discovered several weeks after many cruelties had been inflicted upon him. But I believe that many small, apparently trifling, incidents combined to make him the first European victim of the Abyssinian monarch. The Emperor could not endure the thought that Europeans in his country should do aught else but work for him.
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Henry Blanc, a distinguished chronicler of historical events, penned the masterpiece "Narrative of Captivity in Abyssinia: With Some Account Of The Late Emperor Theodore, His Country And People," an insightful and gripping account of his harrowing experiences as a captive in Abyssinia (modern-day Ethiopia). In this captivating narrative, Blanc provides readers with a detailed firsthand perspective of the tumultuous events surrounding his captivity under Emperor Theodore II. Through vivid descriptions and compelling storytelling, Blanc offers readers a glimpse into the culture, customs, and politics of Abyssinia during the mid-19th century. His narrative not only sheds light on the complexities of Ethiopian society but also delves into the character and motivations of Emperor Theodore himself. With its blend of adventure, history, and personal reflection, Blanc's "Narrative of Captivity in Abyssinia" stands as a testament to the resilience of the human spirit in the face of adversity and offers invaluable insights into a little-known chapter of African history.