History of Friedrich II of Prussia

Delve into the tumultuous early years of Frederick the Great with this meticulously reprinted volume from Thomas Carlyle's monumental "History of Friedrich II of Prussia." Volume 6 covers the years 1727-1730, a period marked by significant political maneuvering and personal trials for the young Prussian Crown-Prince.

Witness the unfolding of the "Double-Marriage Project" and the challenges faced by the future king as he navigates the complexities of 18th-century European politics. Carlyle's detailed narrative paints a vivid picture of the era, exploring the social, political, and military landscape of Prussia.

This volume offers invaluable insights into Frederick's formative experiences, revealing the forces that shaped his character and laid the groundwork for his later reign. A crucial read for anyone interested in German history, the rise of Prussia, and the life of one of history's most compelling figures.

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