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History of Friedrich II of Prussia — Volume 07   By: (1795-1881)

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In "History of Friedrich II of Prussia — Volume 07" by Thomas Carlyle, readers are taken on a detailed and insightful journey through the life and times of one of history's most fascinating figures, Friedrich II of Prussia. Carlyle's meticulous research and vivid storytelling bring Friedrich II to life, painting a vivid picture of his achievements, struggles, and personal relationships.

Throughout the book, Carlyle delves into Friedrich II's military triumphs, political maneuverings, and complex personality, offering a deep and nuanced portrait of this enigmatic ruler. Readers are given a front-row seat to Friedrich II's rise to power, his battles with rival nations, and his efforts to transform Prussia into a formidable European power.

Carlyle's prose is rich and engaging, drawing readers in with its gripping storytelling and captivating narrative. The book is meticulously researched, with Carlyle providing detailed accounts of key events and characters, as well as insightful analysis of Friedrich II's motivations and actions.

Overall, "History of Friedrich II of Prussia — Volume 07" is a must-read for history enthusiasts, offering a comprehensive and engrossing account of one of history's most intriguing figures. Carlyle's skillful storytelling and deep knowledge of his subject make this book a compelling and informative read for anyone interested in the life and times of Friedrich II of Prussia.

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HISTORY OF FRIEDRICH II. OF PRUSSIA

FREDERICK THE GREAT

By Thomas Carlyle

Volume VII.

BOOK VII. FEARFUL SHIPWRECK OF THE DOUBLE MARRIAGE PROJECT. Feb. Nov., 1730.

Chapter I. ENGLAND SENDS THE EXCELLENCY HOTHAM TO BERLIN.

Things, therefore, are got to a dead lock at Berlin: rebellious Womankind peremptorily refuse Weissenfels, and take to a bed of sickness; inexpugnable there, for the moment. Baireuth is but a weak middle term; and there are disagreements on it. Answer from England, affirmative or even negative, we have yet none. Promptly affirmative, that might still avail, and be an honorable outcome. Perhaps better pause till that arrive, and declare itself? Friedrich Wilhelm knows nothing of the Villa mission, of the urgencies that have been used in England: but, in present circumstances, he can pause for their answer.

MAJESTY AND CROWN PRINCE WITH HIM MAKE A RUN TO DRESDEN

To outward appearance, Friedrich Wilhelm, having written that message to Baireuth, seems easier in mind; quiet with the Queen; though dangerous for exploding if Wilhelmina and the Prince come in view. Wilhelmina mostly squats; Prince, who has to be in view, gets slaps and strokes "daily (JOURNELLEMENT)," says the Princess, or almost daily. For the rest, it is evident enough, Weissenfels, if not got passed through the Female Parliament, is thrown out on the second reading, and so is at least finished... Continue reading book >>


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