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"Secrets d'État" by Tristan Bernard is a novel written in the early 20th century. It follows a witty, observant Frenchman drawn into the court of a fictional central-European state, where he navigates the hidden pressures between an intelligent, elusive king, a formidable prime minister, and a candid young diplomat in love with a court lady. Expect court intrigue, political satire, and questions of loyalty and conscience set against a polished, ceremonial world.
The opening of the novel frames a Paris writer-narrator being hounded by a red‑haired fixer to turn a packet of notes into a book, prompting him to begin the tale. He recalls his leap from shabby Latin Quarter tutor to a discreet court post in Bergensland, thanks to a German tailor’s connection with the embassy. On the train he befriends Henry, comte de Tolberg, who sketches the regime—an unseen yet revered king, the dominating baron de Herner, a compliant parliament—and confides his love for Bertha, whose divorce Herner obstr
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