History of Friedrich II of Prussia

Delve into 18th-century European history with Thomas Carlyle's "History of Friedrich II of Prussia, Vol. 5 of 21, Double-Marriage Project And What Element it Fell into (1723-1726)". This volume, part of Carlyle's extensive biography of Frederick the Great, examines a pivotal period in the early life of the Prussian king.

Carlyle meticulously details the political and social landscape surrounding the "Double-Marriage Project," offering insights into the intricate web of alliances and rivalries that shaped Prussia and the wider European continent. Explore the key events and influential figures that defined this era, contributing to the rise of Prussia as a military power.

A crucial resource for students and enthusiasts of European history and military history, this volume sheds light on the formative years of Frederick the Great. Discover Carlyle's thorough research and engaging prose as he recounts the complexities of 18th-century Prussian history. This carefully prepared print edition ensures Carlyle's classic work remains accessible for those interested in Frederick the Great and the history of Prussia.

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