1871 (probable):
The Jesuit general (after Carl Wittgenstein) against Bismarck. Romanic-Jesuitical: frivolous pessimism. — Germanic-Protestant: discreetly concerned belief in the development of good tendencies.
Romanic — — as nothing remains finally of aristocracy but arrogance and with it, perfidy, so with the Romance person who has finally lost his gifts. C.W.