Wednesday, 25 June 1879

I urge you to read all these newspapers attentively — this is current history. Monsieur de Carbonnel's letter is superb.
The cowards murdered him!
What can one say!
The German Ambassador told Mother Gavini that the question put to the English Parliament about the Prince's death was brought on by the agitation his death caused in Germany — that it was an indignant, suspicious, and anxious Prussian Germany that forced the English into these late and fruitless inquiries.