Excerpt from The Cyclopedic Rew of Current History, Vol. 4: Columbian Annual, 1894
His university course began with his entrance, at the age of seventeen, as a student of law at Gottingen in. Hanover. One of his fellow-students was John Lothrop Motley, of Boston - afterward historian of the Dutch Re public, and United States minister at the court of Great Britain. With him young Bismarck formed a life-long friendship. In 1833 he went to study jurisprudence at the University of Berlin, where, though irregular in at tendance on lectures, be readily passed the strict final examinations at the hands of state officials, and was as signed to serve in minor clerkships in government depart ments.
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