Like his grandfather, the Emperor holds the conviction of what monarchy by the grace of God represents, but his vivid and modern intelligence recognizes and accepts modern conditions.
At the same time that he is romantic, feudal and a supporter of the agrarian conservatives, he is also an up-to-date man who seeks practical solutions and shows a utilitarian spirit.

In him are correctly balanced instinct and reason." Germany, guided by this hero, had, according to Hartrott, been concentrating its strength, and recognizing its true path.

The Universities supported him even more unanimously than the army.

Why store up so much power and maintain it without employment?
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