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History Of Friedrich II of Prussia 【Books I - XIV】
Book 6. Double-Marriage Project, And Crown-Prince, Going Adrift Under The Storm-Winds. 1727-1730   Book 6. Double-Marriage Project, And Crown-Prince, Going Adrift Under The Storm-Winds. 1727-1730 - __ The Physically Strong Pays His Counter-Visit
Thomas Carlyle
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       _ BOOK VI. DOUBLE-MARRIAGE PROJECT, AND CROWN-PRINCE, GOING ADRIFT UNDER THE STORM-WINDS. 1727-1730
       (Chapter III cont.)
       THE PHYSICALLY STRONG PAYS HIS COUNTER-VISIT
       August the Strong paid his Return-visit in May following. Of which sublime transaction, stupendous as it then was to the Journalistic mind, we should now make no mention, except for its connection with those points,--and more especially for a foolish rumor, which now rose about Prince Fred and the Double-Marriage, on occasion of it. The magnificence of this visit and reception being so extreme,--King August, for one item, sailing to it, with sound of trumpet and hautbois, in silken flotillas gayer than Cleopatra's, down the Elbe,--there was a rush towards Berlin of what we will not call the scum, but must call the foam of mankind, rush of the idle moneyed populations from all countries; and such a crowd there, for the three weeks, as was seldom seen. Foam everywhere is stirred up, and encouraged to get under way.
       Prince Frederick of Hanover and England, "Duke of Edinburgh" as they now call him, "Duke of Gloucester" no longer, it would seem, nor "Prince of Wales" as yet; he, foamy as another, had thoughts of coming; and rumor of him rose very high in Berlin,--how high we have still singular proof. Here is a myth, generated in the busy Court-Imagination of Berlin at this time; written down by Pollnitz as plain fact afterwards; and from him idly copied into COXE [Coxe's Walpole (London, 1798), i. 520.] and other English Books. We abridge from watery Pollnitz, taking care of any sense he has. This is what ran in certain high-frizzled heads then and there: and was dealt out in whispers to a privileged few, watery Pollnitz's informers among them, till they got a myth made of it. Frederick Duke of Edinburgh, second hope of England at this time, he is the hero.
       It appears, this loose young gentleman, standing in no favor with his sovereign Father, had never yet been across to England, the royal Parent preferring rather not to have him in sight; and was living idle at Hanover; very eager to be wedded to Wilhelmina, as one grand and at present grandest resource of his existence. It is now May, 1728; and Frederick Duke of Edinburgh is twenty-one. He writes to his Aunt and intended Mother-in-law, Queen Sophie (date not ascertainable to a day, Note burnt as soon as read): "That he can endure this tantalizing suspense no longer; such endless higgling about a supreme blessedness, virtually agreed upon, may be sport to others, but is death to him. That he will come privately at once, and wed his Wilhelmina; and so make an end; the big-wigs to adjust it afterwards as they can and may." Whereupon Sophie Dorothee, gladdest of women, sends for Dubourgay the British Ambassador (Brigadier Dubourgay, the respectable old gentleman who spells ill, who is strong for the Double-Marriage always), to tell him what fine news there is, and what answer she has sent. Respectable Dubourgay stands silent, with lengthening face: "Your Majesty, how unfortunate that I of all men now hear it! I must instantly despatch a courier with the news to London!" And the respectable man, stoically deaf to her Majesty's entreaties, to all considerations but that of his evident duty, "sends the courier" (thinks Pollnitz);--nips thereby that fine Hanover speculation in the bud, sees Prince Fred at once summoned over to England, and produces several effects. Nearly the whole of which, on examining the Documents, [Dubourgay's Despatches (1728: 29 May, 1 June, 5 October), in the State-Paper Office here.] proves to be myth.
       Pollnitz himself adds two circumstances, in regard to it, which are pretty impossible: as, first, that Friedrich Wilhelm had joyfully consented to this clandestine marriage, and was eagerly waiting for it; second, that George II. too had privately favored or even instigated the adventure, being at heart willing to escape the trouble of Messages to Parliament, to put his Son in the wrong, and I know not what. [Pollnitz, ii. 272-274.] The particles of fact in the affair are likewise two: First, that Queen Sophie, and from her the Courtier Public generally, expected the Hanover Royal Highness, who probably had real thoughts of seeing Berlin and his Intended, on this occasion; Dubourgay reports daily rumors of the Royal Highness being actually "seen" there in an evanescent manner; and Wilhelmina says, her Mother was so certain of him, "she took every ass or mule for the Royal Highness,"--heartily indifferent to Wilhelmina. This is the first particle of fact. The Second is, that a subaltern Official about the Royal Highness, one Lamothe of Hanover, who had appeared in Berlin about that time, was thrown into prison not long after, for what misbehavior none knew,--for encouraging dissolute Royal Highness in wild schemes, it was guessed. And so the Myth grew, and was found ready for Pollnitz and his followers. Royal Highness did come over to England; not then as the Myth bears, but nine months afterwards in December next; and found other means of irritating his imperative, flighty, irascible and rather foolish little Father, in an ever-increasing degree. "Very coldly received at Court," it is said: ill seen by Walpole and the Powers; being too likely to become a focus of Opposition there.
       The Visit, meanwhile, though there came no Duke of Edinburgh to see it, was sublime in the extreme; Polish Majesty being magnificence itself; and the frugal Friedrich Wilhelm lighting up his dim Court into insurpassable brilliancy, regardless of expense; so that even the Smoking Parliament (where August attended now and then) became luminous. The Crown-Prince, who in late months had languished in a state of miserable health, in a manner ominous to his physicians, confined mostly to his room or his bed, was now happily on foot again;--and Wilhelmina notes one circumstance which much contributed to his recovery: That the fair Orzelska had attended her natural (or unnatural) Parent, on this occasion; and seemed to be, as Wilhelmina thinks, uncommonly kind to the Crown-Prince. The Heir-Apparent of Saxony, a taciturn, inoffensive, rather opaque-looking gentleman, now turned of thirty, and gone over to Papistry long since, with views to be King of Poland by and by, which proved effectual as we shall find, was also here: Count Bruhl, too, still in a very subaltern capacity, and others whom we and the Crown-Prince shall have to know. The Heir-Apparent's Wife (actual Kaiser's Niece, late Kaiser Joseph's Daughter, a severe Austrian lady, haughtier than lovely) has stayed at home in Dresden.
       But here, at first hand, is a slight view of that unique Polish Majesty, the Saxon Man of Sin; which the reader may be pleased to accept out of idle curiosity, if for no better reason. We abridge from Wilhelmina; [i. 124.] whom Fassmann, kindled to triple accuracy by this grand business, is at hand to correct where needful: [Des glorwurdigsten Fursten und Herrn, Herrn Friedrich Augusti des Grossen Leben und Helden-Thaten (Of that most glorious Prince and Lord, Lord Friedrich August the Great, King of Poland, &c., the Life and Heroic Deeds), by D. F. (David Fassmann), Frankfurt and Leipzig, 1734; 12mo, pp. 1040. A work written with upturned eyes of prostrate admiration for "DERO MAJESTAT ('Theiro' Majesty) AUGUST THE GREAT;" exact too, but dealing merely with the CLOTHES of the matter, and such a matter: work unreadable, except on compulsion, to the stupidest mortal. The same Fassmann, who was at the Fair of St. Germain, who lodged sometimes with the Potsdam Giant, and whose ways are all fallen dark to us.] "The King of Poland arrived upon us at Berlin on the 29th of May," says Wilhelmina; had been at Potsdam, under Friedrich Wilhelm's care, for three days past: Saturday afternoon, 29th May, 1728; that is with exactitude the ever-memorable date.
       He paid his respects in her Majesty's apartment, for an instant, that evening; but made his formal visit next day. Very grand indeed. Carried by two shining parti-colored creatures, heyducs so-called, through double rows of mere peerages and sublimities, in a sublime sedan (being lame of a foot, foot lately amputated of two toes, sore still open): "in a sedan covered with red velvet gallooned with gold," says the devout Fassmann, tremblingly exact, "up the grand staircase along the grand Gallery;" in which supreme region (Apartments of the late King Friedrich of gorgeous memory) her Majesty now is for the occasion. "The Queen received him at the door of her third Antechamber," says Wilhelmina; third or outmost Antechamber, end of that grand Gallery and its peerages and shining creatures: "he gave the Queen his hand, and led her in." We Princesses were there, at least the grown ones of us were. All standing, except the Queen only. "He refused to sit, and again refused;" stoically talked graciosities, disregarding the pain of his foot; and did not, till refusal threatened to become uncivil, comply with her Majesty's entreaties. "How unpolite!" smiled he to us young ones. "He had a majestic port and physiognomy; an affable polite air accompanied all his movements, all his actions." Kind of stereotyped smile on his face; nothing of the inner gloom visible on our Charles II. and similar men of sin. He looked often at Wilhelmina, and was complimentary to a degree,--for reasons undivinable to Wilhelmina. For the rest, "much broken for his age;" the terrible debaucheries (LES DEBAUCHES TERRIBLES) having had their effect on him. He has fallen Widower last year. His poor Wife was a Brandenburg-Baireuth Princess; a devout kind of woman; austerely witnessing the irremediable in her lot. He has got far on with his three hundred and fifty-four; is now going fifty-five;--lame of a foot, as we see, which the great Petit of Paris cannot cure, neither he nor any Surgeon, but can only alleviate by cutting off two toes. Pink of politeness, no doubt of it; but otherwise the strangest dilapidated hulk of a two-legged animal without feathers; probably, in fact, the chief Natural Solecism under the Sun at that epoch;--extremely complimentary to us Princesses, to me especially. "He quitted her Majesty's Apartment after an hour's conversation: she rose to reconduct him, but he would by no manner of means permit that,"--and so vanished, carried off doubtless by the shining creatures again. The "Electoral Prince" Heir-Apparent, next made his visit; but he was a dry subject in comparison, of whom no Princess can say much. Prince Friedrich will know him better by and by.
       Young Maurice, "Count of Saxony," famed afterwards as MARECHAL DE SAXE, he also is here with his Half-Sister Orzelska and the others, in the train of the paternal Man of Sin; and makes acquaintance with Friedrich. He is son of the female Konigsmark called Aurora ("who alone of mortals could make Charles Twelfth fly his ground"); nephew, therefore, of the male Konigsmark who was cut down long ago at Hanover, and buried in the fireplace. He resembles his Father in strength, vivacity, above all things in debauchery, and disregard of finance. They married him at the due years to some poor rich woman; but with her he has already ended; with her and with many others. Courland, Adrienne Lecouvreur, Anne Iwanowna with the big cheek:--the reader has perhaps searched out these things for himself from the dull History-Books;--or perhaps it was better for him if he never sought them? Dukedom of Courland, connected with Polish sovereignty, and now about to fall vacant, was one of Count Maurice's grand sallies in the world. Adrienne Lecouvreur, foolish French Actress, lent him all the 30,000 pounds she had gathered by holding the mirror up to Nature and otherwise, to prosecute this Courland business; which proved impossible for him. He was adventurous enough, audacious enough; fought well; but the problem was, To fall in love with the Dowager Anne Iwanowna, Cousin of Czar Peter II.; big brazen Russian woman (such a cheek the Pictures give her, in size and somewhat in expression like a Westphalia ham!), who was Widow of the last active Duke:--and this, with all his adventurous audacity, Count Maurice could not do. The big Widow discovered that he did not like Westphalia hams in that particular form; that he only pretended to like them; upon which, in just indignation, she disowned and dismissed him; and falling herself to be Czarina not long afterwards, and taking Bieren the Courlander for her beloved, she made Bieren Duke, and Courland became impossible for Count Maurice.
       However, he too is a dashing young fellow; "circular black eyebrows, eyes glittering bright, partly with animal vivacity, partly with spiritual;" stands six feet in his stockings, breaks horse-shoes with his hands; full of irregular ingenuity and audacity; has been soldiering about, ever since birth almost; and understands many a thing, though the worst SPELLER ever known. With him too young Fritz is much charmed: the flower, he, of the illegitimate three hundred and fifty-four, and probably the chief achievement of the Saxon Man of Sin in this world, where he took such trouble. Friedrich and he maintained some occasional correspondence afterwards; but, to judge by Friedrich's part of it (mere polite congratulations on Fontenoy, and the like), it must have been of the last vacuity; and to us it is now absolute zero, however clearly spelt and printed. [Given altogether in OEuvres de Frederic le Grand, xvii. 300-309. See farther, whoever has curiosity, Preuss, Friedrichs Lebensgeschichte, iii. 167-169; Espagnac, Vie du Comte de Saxe (a good little military Book, done into German, Leipzig, 1774, 2 vols.); Cramer, Denkwurdigkeiten der Grafin Aurora von Konigsmark (Leipzig, 1836); &c. &c.]
       The Physically Strong, in some three weeks, after kindling such an effulgence about Berlin as was never seen before or since in Friedrich Wilhelm's reign, went his way again,--"towards Poland for the Diet," or none of us cares whither or for what. Here at Berlin he has been sublime enough. Some of the phenomena surpassed anything Wilhelmina ever saw: such floods and rows of resplendent people crowding in to dinner; and she could not but contrast the splendor of the Polish retinues and their plumages and draperies, with the strait-buttoned Prussian dignitaries, all in mere soldier uniform, succinct "blue coat, white linen gaiters," and no superfluity even in the epaulettes and red facings. At table, she says, they drank much, talked little, and bored one another a great deal (S'ENNUYOIENT BEAUCOUP). _
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Book 1. Frederick The Great--Birth And Parentage--1712
   Book 1. Frederick The Great--Birth And Parentage--1712 - Chapter 1. Proem: Friedrich's History From The Distance We Are At
   Book 1. Frederick The Great--Birth And Parentage--1712 - Chapter 1.1. Friedrich Then, And Friedrich Now
   Book 1. Frederick The Great--Birth And Parentage--1712 - Chapter 1.2. Eighteenth Century
   Book 1. Frederick The Great--Birth And Parentage--1712 - Chapter 1.3. English Prepossessions
   Book 1. Frederick The Great--Birth And Parentage--1712 - Chapter 1.4. Encouragements, Discouragements
   Book 1. Frederick The Great--Birth And Parentage--1712 - Chapter 2. Friedrich's Birth
   Book 1. Frederick The Great--Birth And Parentage--1712 - Chapter 3. Father And Mother: The Hanoverian Connection
   Book 1. Frederick The Great--Birth And Parentage--1712 - Chapter 4. Father's Mother
   Book 1. Frederick The Great--Birth And Parentage--1712 - Chapter 5. King Friedrich I
Book 2. Of Brandenburg And The Hohenzollerns. 928-1417
   Book 2. Of Brandenburg And The Hohenzollerns. 928-1417 - Chapter 1. Brannibor: Henry The Fowler
   Book 2. Of Brandenburg And The Hohenzollerns. 928-1417 - Chapter 2. Preussen: Saint Adalbert
   Book 2. Of Brandenburg And The Hohenzollerns. 928-1417 - Chapter 3. Markgraves Of Brandenburg
   Book 2. Of Brandenburg And The Hohenzollerns. 928-1417 - __ End Of The First Shadowy Line
   Book 2. Of Brandenburg And The Hohenzollerns. 928-1417 - __ Second Shadowy Line
   Book 2. Of Brandenburg And The Hohenzollerns. 928-1417 - __ Substantial Markgraves: Glimpse Of The Contemporary Kaisers
   Book 2. Of Brandenburg And The Hohenzollerns. 928-1417 - Chapter 4. Albert The Bear
   Book 2. Of Brandenburg And The Hohenzollerns. 928-1417 - Chapter 5. Conrad Of Hohenzollern; And Kaiser Barbarossa
   Book 2. Of Brandenburg And The Hohenzollerns. 928-1417 - __ Conrad Has Become Burggraf Of Nurnberg (A.D. 1170)
   Book 2. Of Brandenburg And The Hohenzollerns. 928-1417 - __ Of The Hohenzollern Burggraves Generally
   Book 2. Of Brandenburg And The Hohenzollerns. 928-1417 - Chapter 6. The Teutsch Ritters Or Teutonic Order
   Book 2. Of Brandenburg And The Hohenzollerns. 928-1417 - __ Head Of Teutsch Order Moves To Venice
   Book 2. Of Brandenburg And The Hohenzollerns. 928-1417 - __ Teutsch Order Itself Goes To Preussen
   Book 2. Of Brandenburg And The Hohenzollerns. 928-1417 - __ The Stuff Teutsch Ritters Were Made Of. Conrad Of Thuringen: Saint Elizabeth; Town Of Marburg
   Book 2. Of Brandenburg And The Hohenzollerns. 928-1417 - Chapter 7. Margraviate Of Culmbach: Baireuth, Anspach
   Book 2. Of Brandenburg And The Hohenzollerns. 928-1417 - __ Burggraf Friedrich 3 And The Anarchy Of Nineteen Years
   Book 2. Of Brandenburg And The Hohenzollerns. 928-1417 - __ Kaiser Rudolf And Burggraf Friedrich III
   Book 2. Of Brandenburg And The Hohenzollerns. 928-1417 - Chapter 8. Ascanier Markgraves In Brandenburg
   Book 2. Of Brandenburg And The Hohenzollerns. 928-1417 - __ Of Berlin City
   Book 2. Of Brandenburg And The Hohenzollerns. 928-1417 - __ Markgraf Otto IV., Or Otto With The Arrow
   Book 2. Of Brandenburg And The Hohenzollerns. 928-1417 - Chapter 9. Burggraf Friedrich IV
   Book 2. Of Brandenburg And The Hohenzollerns. 928-1417 - __Contested Elections In The Reich: Kaiser Albert I.; After Whom Six Non-Hapsburg Kaisers
   Book 2. Of Brandenburg And The Hohenzollerns. 928-1417 - __ Of Kaiser Henry VII. And The Luxemburg Kaisers
   Book 2. Of Brandenburg And The Hohenzollerns. 928-1417 - __ Henry's Son Johann Is King Of Bohemia; And Ludwig The Bavarian, With A Contested Election, Is Kaiser
   Book 2. Of Brandenburg And The Hohenzollerns. 928-1417 - Chapter 10. Brandenburg Lapses To The Kaiser
   Book 2. Of Brandenburg And The Hohenzollerns. 928-1417 - Chapter 11. Bayarian Kurfursts In Brandenburg
   Book 2. Of Brandenburg And The Hohenzollerns. 928-1417 - __ A Resuscitated Ascanier; The False Waldemar
   Book 2. Of Brandenburg And The Hohenzollerns. 928-1417 - __ Margaret With The Pouch-Mouth
   Book 2. Of Brandenburg And The Hohenzollerns. 928-1417 - Chapter 12. Brandenburg In Kaiser Karl's Time; End Of The Bavarian Kurfursts
   Book 2. Of Brandenburg And The Hohenzollerns. 928-1417 - __ End Of Resuscitated Waldemar; Kurfurst Ludwig Sells Out
   Book 2. Of Brandenburg And The Hohenzollerns. 928-1417 - __ Second, And Then Third And Last, Of The Bavarian Kurfursts In Brandenburg
   Book 2. Of Brandenburg And The Hohenzollerns. 928-1417 - Chapter 13. Luxemburg Kurfursts In Brandenburg
   Book 2. Of Brandenburg And The Hohenzollerns. 928-1417 - Chapter 14. Burggraf Friedrich VI
   Book 2. Of Brandenburg And The Hohenzollerns. 928-1417 - __ Sigismund Is Kurfurst Of Brandenburg, But Is King Of Hungary Also
   Book 2. Of Brandenburg And The Hohenzollerns. 928-1417 - __ Cousin Jobst Has Brandenburg In Pawn
   Book 2. Of Brandenburg And The Hohenzollerns. 928-1417 - __ Brandenburg In The Hands Of The Pawnbrokers; Rupert Of The Pfalz Is Kaiser
   Book 2. Of Brandenburg And The Hohenzollerns. 928-1417 - __ Sigismund, With A Struggle, Becomes Kaiser
   Book 2. Of Brandenburg And The Hohenzollerns. 928-1417 - __ Brandenburg Is Pawned For The Last Time
   Book 2. Of Brandenburg And The Hohenzollerns. 928-1417 - __ The Seven Intercalary Or Non-Hapsburg Kaisers
Book 3. The Hohenzollerns In Brandenburg. 1412-1718
   Book 3. The Hohenzollerns In Brandenburg. 1412-1718 - Chapter 1. Kurfurst Friedrich I
   Book 3. The Hohenzollerns In Brandenburg. 1412-1718 - Chapter 2. Matinees Du Roi De Prusse
   Book 3. The Hohenzollerns In Brandenburg. 1412-1718 - Chapter 3. Kurfurst Friedrich II
   Book 3. The Hohenzollerns In Brandenburg. 1412-1718 - Chapter 4. Kurfurst Albert Achilles, And His Successor
   Book 3. The Hohenzollerns In Brandenburg. 1412-1718 - __ Johann The Cicero Is Fourth Kurfurst, And Leaves Two Notable Sons
   Book 3. The Hohenzollerns In Brandenburg. 1412-1718 - Chapter 5. Of The Baireuth-Anspach Branch
   Book 3. The Hohenzollerns In Brandenburg. 1412-1718 - __ Two Lines In Culmbach Or Baireuth-Anspach: The Gera Bond Of 1598
   Book 3. The Hohenzollerns In Brandenburg. 1412-1718 - __ The Elder Line Of Culmbach: Friedrich And His Three Notable Sons There
   Book 3. The Hohenzollerns In Brandenburg. 1412-1718 - __ Friedrich's Second Son, Margraf George Of Anspach
   Book 3. The Hohenzollerns In Brandenburg. 1412-1718 - Chapter 6. Hochmeister Albert, Third Notable Son Of Friedrich
   Book 3. The Hohenzollerns In Brandenburg. 1412-1718 - Chapter 7. Albert Alcibiades
   Book 3. The Hohenzollerns In Brandenburg. 1412-1718 - Chapter 8. Historical Meaning Of The Reformation
   Book 3. The Hohenzollerns In Brandenburg. 1412-1718 - Chapter 9. Kurfurst Joachim I
   Book 3. The Hohenzollerns In Brandenburg. 1412-1718 - __ Of Joachim's Wife And Brother-In-Law
   Book 3. The Hohenzollerns In Brandenburg. 1412-1718 - Chapter 10. Kurfurst Joachim II
   Book 3. The Hohenzollerns In Brandenburg. 1412-1718 - __ Joachim Gets Co-Infeftment In Preussen
   Book 3. The Hohenzollerns In Brandenburg. 1412-1718 - __ Joachim Makes "Heritage-Brotherhood" With The Duke Of Liegnitz
   Book 3. The Hohenzollerns In Brandenburg. 1412-1718 - Chapter 11. Seventh Kurfurst, Johann George
   Book 3. The Hohenzollerns In Brandenburg. 1412-1718 - Chapter 12. Of Albert Friedrich, The Second Duke Of Preussen
   Book 3. The Hohenzollerns In Brandenburg. 1412-1718 - __ Of Duke Albert Friedrich's Marriage: Who His Wife Was, And What Her Possible Dowry
   Book 3. The Hohenzollerns In Brandenburg. 1412-1718 - __ Margraf George Friedrich Comes To Preussen To Administer
   Book 3. The Hohenzollerns In Brandenburg. 1412-1718 - Chapter 13. Ninth Kurfurst, Johann Sigismund
   Book 3. The Hohenzollerns In Brandenburg. 1412-1718 - __ How The Cleve Heritage Dropped, And Many Sprang To Pick It Up
   Book 3. The Hohenzollerns In Brandenburg. 1412-1718 - __ The Kaiser's Thoughts About It, And The World's
   Book 3. The Hohenzollerns In Brandenburg. 1412-1718 - Chapter 14. Symptoms Of A Great War Coming
   Book 3. The Hohenzollerns In Brandenburg. 1412-1718 - __ First Symptom; Donauworth, 1608
   Book 3. The Hohenzollerns In Brandenburg. 1412-1718 - __ Second Symptom
   Book 3. The Hohenzollerns In Brandenburg. 1412-1718 - __ Symptom Third: A Dinner-Scene At Dusseldorf, 1613: Spaniards And Dutch Shoulder Arms In Cleve
   Book 3. The Hohenzollerns In Brandenburg. 1412-1718 - __ Symptom Fourth, And Catastrophe Upon The Heels Of It
   Book 3. The Hohenzollerns In Brandenburg. 1412-1718 - __ What Became Of The Cleve-Julich Heritage, And Of The Preussen One
   Book 3. The Hohenzollerns In Brandenburg. 1412-1718 - Chapter 15. Tenth Kurfurst, George Wilhelm
   Book 3. The Hohenzollerns In Brandenburg. 1412-1718 - Chapter 16. Thirty-Years War
   Book 3. The Hohenzollerns In Brandenburg. 1412-1718 - __ Second Act, Or Epoch, 1624-1629. A Second Uncle Put To The Ban, And Pommern Snatched Away
   Book 3. The Hohenzollerns In Brandenburg. 1412-1718 - __ Third Act, And What The Kurfurst Suffered In It
   Book 3. The Hohenzollerns In Brandenburg. 1412-1718 - Chapter 17. Duchy Of Jagerndorf
   Book 3. The Hohenzollerns In Brandenburg. 1412-1718 - __ Duke Of Jagerndorf, Elector's Uncle, Is Put Under Ban
   Book 3. The Hohenzollerns In Brandenburg. 1412-1718 - Chapter 18. Friedrich Wilhelm, The Great Kurfurst, Eleventh Of The Series
   Book 3. The Hohenzollerns In Brandenburg. 1412-1718 - __ Became Of Pommern At The Peace; Final Glance Into Cleve-Julich
   Book 3. The Hohenzollerns In Brandenburg. 1412-1718 - __ The Great Kurfurst's Wars: What He Achieved In War And Peace
   Book 3. The Hohenzollerns In Brandenburg. 1412-1718 - Chapter 19. King Friedrich I Again
   Book 3. The Hohenzollerns In Brandenburg. 1412-1718 - __ How Austria Settled The Silesian Claims
   Book 3. The Hohenzollerns In Brandenburg. 1412-1718 - __ His Real Character
   Book 3. The Hohenzollerns In Brandenburg. 1412-1718 - Chapter 20. Death Of King Friedrich I
   Book 3. The Hohenzollerns In Brandenburg. 1412-1718 - __ The Twelve Hohenzollern Electors
   Book 3. The Hohenzollerns In Brandenburg. 1412-1718 - __ Genealogical Diagram: The Two Culmbach Lines
Book 4. Friedrich's Apprenticeship, First Stage. 1713-1728
   Book 4. Friedrich's Apprenticeship, First Stage. 1713-1728 - Chapter 1. Childhood: Double Educational Element
   Book 4. Friedrich's Apprenticeship, First Stage. 1713-1728 - __ First Educational Element, The French One
   Book 4. Friedrich's Apprenticeship, First Stage. 1713-1728 - Chapter 2. The German Element
   Book 4. Friedrich's Apprenticeship, First Stage. 1713-1728 - __ Of The Dessauer, Not Yet "Old"
   Book 4. Friedrich's Apprenticeship, First Stage. 1713-1728 - Chapter 3. Friedrich Wilhelm Is King
   Book 4. Friedrich's Apprenticeship, First Stage. 1713-1728 - Chapter 4. His Majesty's Ways
   Book 4. Friedrich's Apprenticeship, First Stage. 1713-1728 - Chapter 5. Friedrich Wilhelm's One War
   Book 4. Friedrich's Apprenticeship, First Stage. 1713-1728 - __ The Devil In Harness: Creutz The Finance-Minister
   Book 4. Friedrich's Apprenticeship, First Stage. 1713-1728 - Chapter 6. The Little Drummer
   Book 4. Friedrich's Apprenticeship, First Stage. 1713-1728 - Chapter 7. Transit Of Czar Peter
   Book 4. Friedrich's Apprenticeship, First Stage. 1713-1728 - Chapter 8. The Crown-Prince Is Put To His Schooling
   Book 4. Friedrich's Apprenticeship, First Stage. 1713-1728 - Chapter 9. Wusterhausen
   Book 4. Friedrich's Apprenticeship, First Stage. 1713-1728 - Chapter 10. The Heidelberg Protestants
   Book 4. Friedrich's Apprenticeship, First Stage. 1713-1728 - __ Of Kur-Pfalz Karl Philip: How He Got A Wife Long Since, And Did Feats In The World
   Book 4. Friedrich's Apprenticeship, First Stage. 1713-1728 - __ Karl Philip And His Heidelberg Protestants
   Book 4. Friedrich's Apprenticeship, First Stage. 1713-1728 - __ Friedrich Wilhelm's Method;--Proves Remedial In Heidelberg
   Book 4. Friedrich's Apprenticeship, First Stage. 1713-1728 - __ Prussian Majesty Has Displeased The Kaiser And The King Of Poland
   Book 4. Friedrich's Apprenticeship, First Stage. 1713-1728 - Chapter 11. On The Crown-Prince's Progress In His Schooling
   Book 4. Friedrich's Apprenticeship, First Stage. 1713-1728 - __ The Noltenius-And-Panzendorf Drill-Exercise
   Book 4. Friedrich's Apprenticeship, First Stage. 1713-1728 - Chapter 12. Crown-Prince Falls Into Disfavor With Papa
   Book 4. Friedrich's Apprenticeship, First Stage. 1713-1728 - Chapter 13. Results Of The Crown-Prince's Schooling
Book 5. Double-Marriage Project, And What Element It Fell Into. 1723-1726
   Book 5. Double-Marriage Project, And What Element It Fell Into. 1723-1726 - Chapter 1. Double-Marriage Is Decided On
   Book 5. Double-Marriage Project, And What Element It Fell Into. 1723-1726 - __ Queen Sophie Dorothee Has Taken Time By The Forelock
   Book 5. Double-Marriage Project, And What Element It Fell Into. 1723-1726 - __ Princess Amelia Comes Into The World
   Book 5. Double-Marriage Project, And What Element It Fell Into. 1723-1726 - __ Friedrich Wilhelm's Ten Children
   Book 5. Double-Marriage Project, And What Element It Fell Into. 1723-1726 - Chapter 2. A Kaiser Hunting Shadows
   Book 5. Double-Marriage Project, And What Element It Fell Into. 1723-1726 - __ Imperial Majesty On The Treaty Of Utrecht
   Book 5. Double-Marriage Project, And What Element It Fell Into. 1723-1726 - __ Imperial Majesty Has Got Happily Wedded
   Book 5. Double-Marriage Project, And What Element It Fell Into. 1723-1726 - __ Imperial Majesty And The Termagant Of Spain
   Book 5. Double-Marriage Project, And What Element It Fell Into. 1723-1726 - __ Imperial Majesty's Pragmatic Sanction
   Book 5. Double-Marriage Project, And What Element It Fell Into. 1723-1726 - __ Third Shadow: Imperial Majesty's Ostend Company
   Book 5. Double-Marriage Project, And What Element It Fell Into. 1723-1726 - Chapter 3. The Seven Crises Or European Travail-Throes
   Book 5. Double-Marriage Project, And What Element It Fell Into. 1723-1726 - __ Congress Of Cambrai
   Book 5. Double-Marriage Project, And What Element It Fell Into. 1723-1726 - __ Congress Of Cambrai Gets The Floor Pulled From Under It
   Book 5. Double-Marriage Project, And What Element It Fell Into. 1723-1726 - __ France And The Britannic Majesty Trim The Ship Again: How Friedrich Wilhelm Came Into It. Treaty Of Hanover, 1725
   Book 5. Double-Marriage Project, And What Element It Fell Into. 1723-1726 - __ Travail-Throes Of Nature For Baby Carlos's Italian Apanage; Seven In Number
   Book 5. Double-Marriage Project, And What Element It Fell Into. 1723-1726 - Chapter 4. Double-Marriage Treaty Cannot Be Signed
   Book 5. Double-Marriage Project, And What Element It Fell Into. 1723-1726 - Chapter 5. Crown-Prince Goes Into The Potsdam Guards
   Book 5. Double-Marriage Project, And What Element It Fell Into. 1723-1726 - __ Of The Potsdam Giants, As A Fact
   Book 5. Double-Marriage Project, And What Element It Fell Into. 1723-1726 - __ Friedrich Wilhelm's Recruiting Difficulties
   Book 5. Double-Marriage Project, And What Element It Fell Into. 1723-1726 - __ Queen Sophie's Troubles: Grumkow With The Old Dessauer, And Grumkow Without Him
   Book 5. Double-Marriage Project, And What Element It Fell Into. 1723-1726 - Chapter 6. Ordnance-Master Seckendorf Crosses The Palace Esplanade
   Book 5. Double-Marriage Project, And What Element It Fell Into. 1723-1726 - Chapter 7. Tobacco-Parliament
   Book 5. Double-Marriage Project, And What Element It Fell Into. 1723-1726 - __ Of Gundling, And The Literary Men In Tobacco-Parliament
   Book 5. Double-Marriage Project, And What Element It Fell Into. 1723-1726 - Chapter 8. Seckendorf's Retort To Her Majesty
Book 6. Double-Marriage Project, And Crown-Prince, Going Adrift Under The Storm-Winds. 1727-1730
   Book 6. Double-Marriage Project, And Crown-Prince, Going Adrift Under The Storm-Winds. 1727-1730 - Chapter 1. Fifth Crisis In The Kaiser's Spectre-Hunt
   Book 6. Double-Marriage Project, And Crown-Prince, Going Adrift Under The Storm-Winds. 1727-1730 - __ Crown-Prince Seen In Dryasdust's Glass, Darkly
   Book 6. Double-Marriage Project, And Crown-Prince, Going Adrift Under The Storm-Winds. 1727-1730 - Chapter 2. Death Of George I
   Book 6. Double-Marriage Project, And Crown-Prince, Going Adrift Under The Storm-Winds. 1727-1730 - __ His Prussian Majesty Falls Into One Of His Hypochondriacal Fits
   Book 6. Double-Marriage Project, And Crown-Prince, Going Adrift Under The Storm-Winds. 1727-1730 - Chapter 3. Visit To Dresden
   Book 6. Double-Marriage Project, And Crown-Prince, Going Adrift Under The Storm-Winds. 1727-1730 - __ The Physically Strong Pays His Counter-Visit
   Book 6. Double-Marriage Project, And Crown-Prince, Going Adrift Under The Storm-Winds. 1727-1730 - __ Of Princess Whilhelmina's Four Kings And Other Ineffectual Suitors
   Book 6. Double-Marriage Project, And Crown-Prince, Going Adrift Under The Storm-Winds. 1727-1730 - Chapter 4. Double-Marriage Project Is Not Dead
   Book 6. Double-Marriage Project, And Crown-Prince, Going Adrift Under The Storm-Winds. 1727-1730 - __ Crown-Prince Friedrich Writes Certain Letters
   Book 6. Double-Marriage Project, And Crown-Prince, Going Adrift Under The Storm-Winds. 1727-1730 - __ Double-Marriage Project Re-Emerges In An Official Shape
   Book 6. Double-Marriage Project, And Crown-Prince, Going Adrift Under The Storm-Winds. 1727-1730 - __ His Majesty Slaughters 3,602 Head Of Wild Swine
   Book 6. Double-Marriage Project, And Crown-Prince, Going Adrift Under The Storm-Winds. 1727-1730 - __ Falls Ill, In Consequence; And The Double-Marriage Cannot Get Forward
   Book 6. Double-Marriage Project, And Crown-Prince, Going Adrift Under The Storm-Winds. 1727-1730 - Chapter 5. Congress Of Soissons, Sixth Crisis In The Spectre-Hunt
   Book 6. Double-Marriage Project, And Crown-Prince, Going Adrift Under The Storm-Winds. 1727-1730 - Chapter 6. Imminency Of War Or Duel Between The Britannic And Prussian Majesties
   Book 6. Double-Marriage Project, And Crown-Prince, Going Adrift Under The Storm-Winds. 1727-1730 - __ Cause First: The Hanover Joint-Heritages, Which Are Not In A Liquid State
   Book 6. Double-Marriage Project, And Crown-Prince, Going Adrift Under The Storm-Winds. 1727-1730 - __ Cause Second: The Troubles Of Mecklenburg
   Book 6. Double-Marriage Project, And Crown-Prince, Going Adrift Under The Storm-Winds. 1727-1730 - __ Causes Third And Fourth:--And Cause Fifth, Worth All The Others
   Book 6. Double-Marriage Project, And Crown-Prince, Going Adrift Under The Storm-Winds. 1727-1730 - __ Troubles Of Mecklenburg, For The Last Time
   Book 6. Double-Marriage Project, And Crown-Prince, Going Adrift Under The Storm-Winds. 1727-1730 - __ One Nussler Settles The Ahlden Heritages; Sends The Money Home In Boxes
   Book 6. Double-Marriage Project, And Crown-Prince, Going Adrift Under The Storm-Winds. 1727-1730 - Chapter 7. A Marriage: Not The Double-Marriage: Crown-Prince Deep In Trouble
   Book 6. Double-Marriage Project, And Crown-Prince, Going Adrift Under The Storm-Winds. 1727-1730 - __ Crown-Prince's Domesticities Seen In A Flash Of Lightning
   Book 6. Double-Marriage Project, And Crown-Prince, Going Adrift Under The Storm-Winds. 1727-1730 - Chapter 8. Crown-Prince Getting Beyond His Depth In Trouble
   Book 6. Double-Marriage Project, And Crown-Prince, Going Adrift Under The Storm-Winds. 1727-1730 - Chapter 9. Double-Marriage Shall Be Or Shall Not Be
   Book 6. Double-Marriage Project, And Crown-Prince, Going Adrift Under The Storm-Winds. 1727-1730 - __ Wilhelmina To Be Married Out Of Hand. Crisis First: England Shall Say Yes Or Say No
   Book 6. Double-Marriage Project, And Crown-Prince, Going Adrift Under The Storm-Winds. 1727-1730 - __ Dubourgay Strikes A Light For The English Court
   Book 6. Double-Marriage Project, And Crown-Prince, Going Adrift Under The Storm-Winds. 1727-1730 - __ Wilhelmina To Be Married Out Of Hand. Crisis Second: England Shall Have Said No
   Book 6. Double-Marriage Project, And Crown-Prince, Going Adrift Under The Storm-Winds. 1727-1730 - __ Wilhelmina To Be Married Out Of Hand. Crisis Third: Majesty Himself Will Choose
   Book 6. Double-Marriage Project, And Crown-Prince, Going Adrift Under The Storm-Winds. 1727-1730 - __ How Friedrich Prince Of Baireuth Came To Be The Man, After All
   Book 6. Double-Marriage Project, And Crown-Prince, Going Adrift Under The Storm-Winds. 1727-1730 - __ Double-Marriage, On The Edge Of Shipwreck, Flies Off A Kind Of Carrier-Pigeon, Or Noah’s-Dove, To England, With Cry For Help
Book 7. Fearful Shipwreck Of The Double-Marriage Project
   Book 7. Fearful Shipwreck Of The Double-Marriage Project - Chapter 1. England Sends The Excellency Hotham To Berlin
   Book 7. Fearful Shipwreck Of The Double-Marriage Project - __ Majesty And Crown-Prince With Him Make A Run To Dresden
   Book 7. Fearful Shipwreck Of The Double-Marriage Project - __ How Villa Was Received In England
   Book 7. Fearful Shipwreck Of The Double-Marriage Project - __ Excellency Hotham Arrives In Berlin
   Book 7. Fearful Shipwreck Of The Double-Marriage Project - Chapter 2. Language Of Birds: Excellency Hotham Proves Unavailing
   Book 7. Fearful Shipwreck Of The Double-Marriage Project - __ A Peep Into The Nosti-Grumkow Correspondence Caught Up In St. Mary Axe
   Book 7. Fearful Shipwreck Of The Double-Marriage Project - __ The Hotham Despatches
   Book 7. Fearful Shipwreck Of The Double-Marriage Project - __ His Majesty Gets Sight Of The St.-Mary-Axe Documents; But Nothing Follows From It
   Book 7. Fearful Shipwreck Of The Double-Marriage Project - __ St. Peter's Church In Berlin Has An Accident
   Book 7. Fearful Shipwreck Of The Double-Marriage Project - Chapter 3. Camp Of Radewitz
   Book 7. Fearful Shipwreck Of The Double-Marriage Project - Chapter 4. Excellency Hotham Quits Berlin In Haste
   Book 7. Fearful Shipwreck Of The Double-Marriage Project - Chapter 5. Journey To The Reich
   Book 7. Fearful Shipwreck Of The Double-Marriage Project - Chapter 6. Journey Homewards From The Reich; Catastrophe On Journey Homewards
   Book 7. Fearful Shipwreck Of The Double-Marriage Project - __ Catastrophe On Journey Homewards
   Book 7. Fearful Shipwreck Of The Double-Marriage Project - Chapter 7. Catastrophe, And Majesty, Arrive In Berlin
   Book 7. Fearful Shipwreck Of The Double-Marriage Project - __ Scene At Berlin On Majesty's Arrival
   Book 7. Fearful Shipwreck Of The Double-Marriage Project - Chapter 8. Sequel To Crown-Prince And Friends
   Book 7. Fearful Shipwreck Of The Double-Marriage Project - Chapter 9. Court-Martial On Crown-Prince And Consorts
   Book 7. Fearful Shipwreck Of The Double-Marriage Project - __ Crown-Prince In Custrin
   Book 7. Fearful Shipwreck Of The Double-Marriage Project - __ Sentence Of Court-Martial
   Book 7. Fearful Shipwreck Of The Double-Marriage Project - __ Katte's End, 6th November, 1780
Book 8. Crown-Prince Reprieved: Life At Custrin
   Book 8. Crown-Prince Reprieved: Life At Custrin - Chapter 1. Chaplain Muller Waits On The Crown-Prince
   Book 8. Crown-Prince Reprieved: Life At Custrin - Chapter 2. Crown-Prince To Repent And Not Perish
   Book 8. Crown-Prince Reprieved: Life At Custrin - __ Crown-Prince Begins A New Course
   Book 8. Crown-Prince Reprieved: Life At Custrin - Chapter 3. Wilhelmina Is To Wed The Prince Of Baireuth
   Book 8. Crown-Prince Reprieved: Life At Custrin - Chapter 4. Criminal Justice In Preussen And Elsewhere
   Book 8. Crown-Prince Reprieved: Life At Custrin - __ Case Of Schlubhut
   Book 8. Crown-Prince Reprieved: Life At Custrin - __ Case Of The Criminal-Collegium Itself
   Book 8. Crown-Prince Reprieved: Life At Custrin - __ Skipper Jenkins In The Gulf Of Florida
   Book 8. Crown-Prince Reprieved: Life At Custrin - __ Baby Carlos Gets His Apanage
   Book 8. Crown-Prince Reprieved: Life At Custrin - Chapter 5. Interview Of Majesty And Crown-Prince At Custrin
   Book 8. Crown-Prince Reprieved: Life At Custrin - __ Grumkow's "Protokoll" Of The 15th August, 1731; Or Summary Of What Took Place At Custrin That Day
   Book 8. Crown-Prince Reprieved: Life At Custrin - __ Schulenburg's Three Letters To Grumkow, On Visits To The Crown-Prince, During The Custrin Time
   Book 8. Crown-Prince Reprieved: Life At Custrin - __ His Majesty's Building Operations
   Book 8. Crown-Prince Reprieved: Life At Custrin - Chapter 6. Wilhelmina's Wedding
Book 9. Last Stage Of Friedrich's Apprenticeship: Life In Ruppin. 1732-1736
   Book 9. Last Stage Of Friedrich's Apprenticeship: Life In Ruppin. 1732-1736 - Chapter 1. Princess Elizabeth Christina Of Brunswick-Bevern
   Book 9. Last Stage Of Friedrich's Apprenticeship: Life In Ruppin. 1732-1736 - __ Who His Majesty's Choice Is; And What The Crown-Prince Thinks Of It
   Book 9. Last Stage Of Friedrich's Apprenticeship: Life In Ruppin. 1732-1736 - __ Duke Of Lorraine Arrives In Potsdam And In Berlin
   Book 9. Last Stage Of Friedrich's Apprenticeship: Life In Ruppin. 1732-1736 - __ Betrothal Of The Crown-Prince To The Brunswick Charmer, Niece Of Imperial Majesty, Monday Evening, 10th March, 1732
   Book 9. Last Stage Of Friedrich's Apprenticeship: Life In Ruppin. 1732-1736 - Chapter 2. Small Incidents At Ruppin
   Book 9. Last Stage Of Friedrich's Apprenticeship: Life In Ruppin. 1732-1736 - Chapter 3. The Salzburgers
   Book 9. Last Stage Of Friedrich's Apprenticeship: Life In Ruppin. 1732-1736 - Chapter 4. Prussian Majesty Visits The Kaiser
   Book 9. Last Stage Of Friedrich's Apprenticeship: Life In Ruppin. 1732-1736 - Chapter 5. Ghost Of The Double-Marriage Rises; To No Purpose
   Book 9. Last Stage Of Friedrich's Apprenticeship: Life In Ruppin. 1732-1736 - __ Session Of Tobacco-Parliament, 6th December, 1732
   Book 9. Last Stage Of Friedrich's Apprenticeship: Life In Ruppin. 1732-1736 - Chapter 6. King August Meditating Great Things For Poland
   Book 9. Last Stage Of Friedrich's Apprenticeship: Life In Ruppin. 1732-1736 - Chapter 7. Crown-Prince's Marriage
   Book 9. Last Stage Of Friedrich's Apprenticeship: Life In Ruppin. 1732-1736 - Chapter 8. King August Dies; And Poland Takes Fire
   Book 9. Last Stage Of Friedrich's Apprenticeship: Life In Ruppin. 1732-1736 - __ Poland Has To Find A New King
   Book 9. Last Stage Of Friedrich's Apprenticeship: Life In Ruppin. 1732-1736 - __ Of The Candidates; Of The Conditions. How The Election Went
   Book 9. Last Stage Of Friedrich's Apprenticeship: Life In Ruppin. 1732-1736 - __ Poland On Fire; Dantzig Stands Siege
   Book 9. Last Stage Of Friedrich's Apprenticeship: Life In Ruppin. 1732-1736 - Chapter 9. Kaiser's Shadow-Hunt Has Caught Fire
   Book 9. Last Stage Of Friedrich's Apprenticeship: Life In Ruppin. 1732-1736 - __ Subsequent Course Of The War, In The Italian Part Of It
   Book 9. Last Stage Of Friedrich's Apprenticeship: Life In Ruppin. 1732-1736 - __ Course Of The War, In The German Part Of It
   Book 9. Last Stage Of Friedrich's Apprenticeship: Life In Ruppin. 1732-1736 - Chapter 10. Crown-Prince Goes To The Rhine Campaign
   Book 9. Last Stage Of Friedrich's Apprenticeship: Life In Ruppin. 1732-1736 - __ Glimpse Of Lieutenant Chasot, And Of Other Acquisitions
   Book 9. Last Stage Of Friedrich's Apprenticeship: Life In Ruppin. 1732-1736 - __ Crown-Prince's Visit To Baireuth On The Way Home
   Book 9. Last Stage Of Friedrich's Apprenticeship: Life In Ruppin. 1732-1736 - Chapter 11. In Papa's Sick-Room; Prussian Inspections: End Of War
Book 10. At Reinsberg. 1736-1740
   Book 10. At Reinsberg. 1736-1740 - Chapter 1. Mansion Of Reinsberg
   Book 10. At Reinsberg. 1736-1740 - __ Of Monsieur Jordan And The Literary Set
   Book 10. At Reinsberg. 1736-1740 - Chapter 2. Of Voltaire And The Literary Correspondences
   Book 10. At Reinsberg. 1736-1740 - Chapter 3. Crown-Prince Makes A Morning Call
   Book 10. At Reinsberg. 1736-1740 - Chapter 4. News Of The Day
   Book 10. At Reinsberg. 1736-1740 - __ Of Berg And Julich Again; And Of Luiscius With The One Razor
   Book 10. At Reinsberg. 1736-1740 - Chapter 5. Visit At Loo
   Book 10. At Reinsberg. 1736-1740 - __ Crown-Prince Becomes A Freemason; And Is Harangued By Monsieur De Bielfeld
   Book 10. At Reinsberg. 1736-1740 - __ Seckendorf Gets Lodged In Gratz
   Book 10. At Reinsberg. 1736-1740 - __ The Ear Of Jenkins Re-Emerges
   Book 10. At Reinsberg. 1736-1740 - Chapter 6. Last Year Of Reinsberg; Journey To Preussen
   Book 10. At Reinsberg. 1736-1740 - __ Pine's Horace; And The Anti-Machiavel
   Book 10. At Reinsberg. 1736-1740 - __ Friedrich In Preussen Again; At The Stud Of Trakehnen. A Tragically Great Event Coming On
   Book 10. At Reinsberg. 1736-1740 - Chapter 7. Last Year Of Reinsberg: Transit Of Baltimore And Other Persons And Things
   Book 10. At Reinsberg. 1736-1740 - __ Bielfeld, What He Saw At Reinsberg And Around
   Book 10. At Reinsberg. 1736-1740 - __ Turk War Ends; Spanish War Begins. A Wedding In Petersburg
   Book 10. At Reinsberg. 1736-1740 - Chapter 8. Death Of Friedrich Wilhelm
Book 11. Friedrich Takes The Reins In Hand. Jun.-Dec., 1740
   Book 11. Friedrich Takes The Reins In Hand. Jun.-Dec., 1740 - Chapter 1. Phenomena Of Friedrich's Accession
   Book 11. Friedrich Takes The Reins In Hand. Jun.-Dec., 1740 - __ Friedrich Will Make Men Happy: Corn-Magazines
   Book 11. Friedrich Takes The Reins In Hand. Jun.-Dec., 1740 - __ Abolition Of Legal Torture
   Book 11. Friedrich Takes The Reins In Hand. Jun.-Dec., 1740 - __ Will Have Philosophers About Him, And A Real Academy Of Sciences
   Book 11. Friedrich Takes The Reins In Hand. Jun.-Dec., 1740 - __ And Every One Shall Get To Heaven In His Own Way
   Book 11. Friedrich Takes The Reins In Hand. Jun.-Dec., 1740 - __ Free Press, And Newspapers The Best Instructors
   Book 11. Friedrich Takes The Reins In Hand. Jun.-Dec., 1740 - __ Intends To Be Practical Withal, And Every Inch A King
   Book 11. Friedrich Takes The Reins In Hand. Jun.-Dec., 1740 - __ Behavior To His Mother; To His Wife
   Book 11. Friedrich Takes The Reins In Hand. Jun.-Dec., 1740 - __ No Change In His Father's Methods Or Ministries
   Book 11. Friedrich Takes The Reins In Hand. Jun.-Dec., 1740 - Chapter 2. The Homagings
   Book 11. Friedrich Takes The Reins In Hand. Jun.-Dec., 1740 - __ Friedrich Accepts The Homages, Personally, In Three Places
   Book 11. Friedrich Takes The Reins In Hand. Jun.-Dec., 1740 - Chapter 3. Friedrich Makes An Excursion, Not Of Direct Sort Into The Cleve Countries
   Book 11. Friedrich Takes The Reins In Hand. Jun.-Dec., 1740 - __ Friedrich Strikes Off To The Left, And Has A View Of Strasburg For Two Days
   Book 11. Friedrich Takes The Reins In Hand. Jun.-Dec., 1740 - __ Friedrich Finds M. De Maupertuis; Not Yet M. De Voltaire
   Book 11. Friedrich Takes The Reins In Hand. Jun.-Dec., 1740 - Chapter 4. Voltaire's First Interview With Friedrich
   Book 11. Friedrich Takes The Reins In Hand. Jun.-Dec., 1740 - __ Particulars Of First Interview, On Severe Scrutiny
   Book 11. Friedrich Takes The Reins In Hand. Jun.-Dec., 1740 - __ What Voltaire Thought Of The Interview Twenty Years Afterwards
   Book 11. Friedrich Takes The Reins In Hand. Jun.-Dec., 1740 - __ What Voltaire Thought Of The Interview At The Time
   Book 11. Friedrich Takes The Reins In Hand. Jun.-Dec., 1740 - Chapter 5. Affair Of Herstal
   Book 11. Friedrich Takes The Reins In Hand. Jun.-Dec., 1740 - __ How The Herstallers Had Behaved To Friedrich Wilhelm
   Book 11. Friedrich Takes The Reins In Hand. Jun.-Dec., 1740 - __ Friedrich Takes The Rod Out Of Pickle
   Book 11. Friedrich Takes The Reins In Hand. Jun.-Dec., 1740 - __ What Voltaire Thought Of Herstal
   Book 11. Friedrich Takes The Reins In Hand. Jun.-Dec., 1740 - Chapter 6. Returns By Hanover; Does Not Call On His Royal Uncle There
   Book 11. Friedrich Takes The Reins In Hand. Jun.-Dec., 1740 - Chapter 7. Withdraws To Reinsberg, Hoping A Peaceable Winter
   Book 11. Friedrich Takes The Reins In Hand. Jun.-Dec., 1740 - __ Wilhelmina's Return-Visit
   Book 11. Friedrich Takes The Reins In Hand. Jun.-Dec., 1740 - __ Unexpected News At Reinsberg
   Book 11. Friedrich Takes The Reins In Hand. Jun.-Dec., 1740 - Chapter 8. The Kaiser's Death
   Book 11. Friedrich Takes The Reins In Hand. Jun.-Dec., 1740 - Chapter 9. Resolution Formed At Reinsberg In Consequence
   Book 11. Friedrich Takes The Reins In Hand. Jun.-Dec., 1740 - __ Mystery In Berlin, For Seven Weeks, While The Preparations Go On; Voltaire Visits Friedrich To Decipher It, But Cannot
   Book 11. Friedrich Takes The Reins In Hand. Jun.-Dec., 1740 - __ View Of Friedrich Behind The Veil
   Book 11. Friedrich Takes The Reins In Hand. Jun.-Dec., 1740 - __ Excellency Botta Has Audience; Then Excellency Dickens, And Others: December 6th, The Mystery Is Out
   Book 11. Friedrich Takes The Reins In Hand. Jun.-Dec., 1740 - __ Masked Ball, At Berlin, 12th-13th December
Book 12. First Silesian War, Awakening A General European One, Begins. December, 1740-May, 1741
   Book 12. First Silesian War, Awakening A General European One, Begins. December, 1740-May, 1741 - Chapter 1. Of Schlesien, Or Silesia
   Book 12. First Silesian War, Awakening A General European One, Begins. December, 1740-May, 1741 - __ Historical Epochs Of Schlesien;--After The Quads And Marchmen
   Book 12. First Silesian War, Awakening A General European One, Begins. December, 1740-May, 1741 - Chapter 2. Friedrich Marches On Glogau
   Book 12. First Silesian War, Awakening A General European One, Begins. December, 1740-May, 1741 - __ Friedrich At Crossen, And Still In His Own Territory, 14th-16th December;--Steps Into Schlesien
   Book 12. First Silesian War, Awakening A General European One, Begins. December, 1740-May, 1741 - __ What Glogau, And The Government At Breslau, Did Upon It
   Book 12. First Silesian War, Awakening A General European One, Begins. December, 1740-May, 1741 - __ March To Weichau (Saturday, 17th, And Stay Sunday There); To Milkau (monday, 19th); Get To Herrendorf, Within Sight Of Glogau, December 22d
   Book 12. First Silesian War, Awakening A General European One, Begins. December, 1740-May, 1741 - Chapter 3. Problem Of Glogau
   Book 12. First Silesian War, Awakening A General European One, Begins. December, 1740-May, 1741 - __ What Berlin Is Saying; What Friedrich Is Thinking
   Book 12. First Silesian War, Awakening A General European One, Begins. December, 1740-May, 1741 - __ Jordan To The King (successively From Berlin,--Somewhat Abridged.)
   Book 12. First Silesian War, Awakening A General European One, Begins. December, 1740-May, 1741 - __ Schwerin At Liegnitz; Friedrich Hushes Up The Glogau Problem, And Starts With His Best Speed For Breslau
   Book 12. First Silesian War, Awakening A General European One, Begins. December, 1740-May, 1741 - Chapter 4. Breslau Under Soft Pressure
   Book 12. First Silesian War, Awakening A General European One, Begins. December, 1740-May, 1741 - __ King Enters Breslaw; Stays There, Gracious And Vigilant, Four Days (jan. 2d-6th, 1741)
   Book 12. First Silesian War, Awakening A General European One, Begins. December, 1740-May, 1741 - Chapter 5. Friedrich Pushes Forward Towards Brieg And Neisse
   Book 12. First Silesian War, Awakening A General European One, Begins. December, 1740-May, 1741 - __ Friedrich Comes Across To Ottmachau; Sits There, In Survey Of Neisse, Till His Cannon Come
   Book 12. First Silesian War, Awakening A General European One, Begins. December, 1740-May, 1741 - Chapter 6. Neisse Is Bombarded
   Book 12. First Silesian War, Awakening A General European One, Begins. December, 1740-May, 1741 - __ Browne Vanishes In A Slight Flash Of Fire
   Book 12. First Silesian War, Awakening A General European One, Begins. December, 1740-May, 1741 - Chapter 7. At Versailles, The Most Christian Majesty Changes His Shirt, And Belleisle Is Seen With Papers
   Book 12. First Silesian War, Awakening A General European One, Begins. December, 1740-May, 1741 - __ Of Belleisle And His Plans
   Book 12. First Silesian War, Awakening A General European One, Begins. December, 1740-May, 1741 - Chapter 8. Phenomena In Petersburg
   Book 12. First Silesian War, Awakening A General European One, Begins. December, 1740-May, 1741 - Chapter 9. Friedrich Returns To Silesia
   Book 12. First Silesian War, Awakening A General European One, Begins. December, 1740-May, 1741 - __ Skirmish Of Baumgarten, 27th February, 1741
   Book 12. First Silesian War, Awakening A General European One, Begins. December, 1740-May, 1741 - __ Aspects Of Breslau
   Book 12. First Silesian War, Awakening A General European One, Begins. December, 1740-May, 1741 - __ Austria Is Standing To Arms
   Book 12. First Silesian War, Awakening A General European One, Begins. December, 1740-May, 1741 - __ The Young Dessauer Captures Glogau (March 9th); The Old Dessauer, By His Camp Of Gottin (April 2d), Checkmates Certain Designing Persons
   Book 12. First Silesian War, Awakening A General European One, Begins. December, 1740-May, 1741 - __ Friedrich Takes The Field, With Some Pomp; Goes Into The Mountains,--But Comes Fast Back
   Book 12. First Silesian War, Awakening A General European One, Begins. December, 1740-May, 1741 - Chapter 10. Battle Of Mollwitz
   Book 12. First Silesian War, Awakening A General European One, Begins. December, 1740-May, 1741 - __ Of Friedrich's Disappearance Into Fairyland, In The Interim; And Of Maupertuis's Similar Adventure
   Book 12. First Silesian War, Awakening A General European One, Begins. December, 1740-May, 1741 - Chapter 11. The Bursting Forth Of Bedlams: Belleisle And The Breakers Of Pragmatic Sanction
   Book 12. First Silesian War, Awakening A General European One, Begins. December, 1740-May, 1741 - __ Who Was To Blame For The Austrian-Succession War?
   Book 12. First Silesian War, Awakening A General European One, Begins. December, 1740-May, 1741 - __ How Belleisle Made Visit To Teutschland; And There Was No Fit Henry The Fowler To Welcome Him
   Book 12. First Silesian War, Awakening A General European One, Begins. December, 1740-May, 1741 - __ Downbreak Of Pragmatic Sanction; Manner Of The Chief Artists In Handling Their Covenants
   Book 12. First Silesian War, Awakening A General European One, Begins. December, 1740-May, 1741 - __ Concerning The Imperial Election (Kaiserwahl) That Is To Be: Candidates For Kaisership
   Book 12. First Silesian War, Awakening A General European One, Begins. December, 1740-May, 1741 - __ Teutschland To Be Carved Into Something Of Symmetry, Should The Belleisle Enterprises Succeed
   Book 12. First Silesian War, Awakening A General European One, Begins. December, 1740-May, 1741 - __ Belleisle On Visit To Friedrich; Sees Friedrich Besiege Brieg, With Effect
   Book 12. First Silesian War, Awakening A General European One, Begins. December, 1740-May, 1741 - Chapter 12. Sorrows Of His Britannic Majesty
   Book 12. First Silesian War, Awakening A General European One, Begins. December, 1740-May, 1741 - __ No. 1. Snatch Of Parliamentary Eloquence By Mr. Viner (19th April, 1741)
   Book 12. First Silesian War, Awakening A General European One, Begins. December, 1740-May, 1741 - __ No. 2. Constitutional Historian On The Phenomenon Of Walpole In England
   Book 12. First Silesian War, Awakening A General European One, Begins. December, 1740-May, 1741 - __No. 3. Of The Spanish War, Or The Jenkins's-Ear Question
   Book 12. First Silesian War, Awakening A General European One, Begins. December, 1740-May, 1741 - __ Succinct History Of The Spanish War, Which Began In 1739; And Ended--When Did It End?
   Book 12. First Silesian War, Awakening A General European One, Begins. December, 1740-May, 1741 - Chapter 13. Small-War: First Emergence Of Ziethen The Hussar General Into Notice
Book 13. First Silesian War, Leaving The General European One Ablaze All Round, Gets Ended. May, 1741-July, 1742
   Book 13. First Silesian War, Leaving The General European One Ablaze All Round, Gets Ended. May, 1741-July, 1742 - Chapter 1. Britannic Majesty As Paladin Of The Pragmatic
   Book 13. First Silesian War, Leaving The General European One Ablaze All Round, Gets Ended. May, 1741-July, 1742 - __ Cunctations, Yet Incessant And Ubiquitous Endeavorings, Of His Britannic Majesty (1741-1743)
   Book 13. First Silesian War, Leaving The General European One Ablaze All Round, Gets Ended. May, 1741-July, 1742 - Chapter 2. Camp Of Strehlen
   Book 13. First Silesian War, Leaving The General European One Ablaze All Round, Gets Ended. May, 1741-July, 1742 - __ Excellency Hyndford Has His First Audience (Camp Of Mollwitz, May 7th); And Friedrich Makes A Most Important Treaty,--Not With Hyndford
   Book 13. First Silesian War, Leaving The General European One Ablaze All Round, Gets Ended. May, 1741-July, 1742 - __ Excellency Robinson Busy In The Vienna Hofrath Circles, To Produce A Compliance
   Book 13. First Silesian War, Leaving The General European One Ablaze All Round, Gets Ended. May, 1741-July, 1742 - __ Excellency Robinson Has Audience Of Friedrich (Camp Of Strehlen, 7th August, 1741)
   Book 13. First Silesian War, Leaving The General European One Ablaze All Round, Gets Ended. May, 1741-July, 1742 - Chapter 3. Grand Review At Strehlen: Neipperg Takes Aim At Breslau, But Another Hits It
   Book 13. First Silesian War, Leaving The General European One Ablaze All Round, Gets Ended. May, 1741-July, 1742 - Chapter 4. Friedrich Takes The Field Again, Intent On Having Neisse
   Book 13. First Silesian War, Leaving The General European One Ablaze All Round, Gets Ended. May, 1741-July, 1742 - Chapter 5. Klein-Schnellendorf: Friedrich Gets Neisse, In A Fashion
   Book 13. First Silesian War, Leaving The General European One Ablaze All Round, Gets Ended. May, 1741-July, 1742 - __ Excellency Hyndford Brings About A Meeting At Klein-Schnellendorf (9th October, 1741)
   Book 13. First Silesian War, Leaving The General European One Ablaze All Round, Gets Ended. May, 1741-July, 1742 - __ Friedrich Takes Neisse By Sham Siege (Capture Not Sham); Gets Homaged In Breslau; And Returns To Berlin
   Book 13. First Silesian War, Leaving The General European One Ablaze All Round, Gets Ended. May, 1741-July, 1742 - Chapter 6. New Mayor Of Landshut Makes An Installation Speech
   Book 13. First Silesian War, Leaving The General European One Ablaze All Round, Gets Ended. May, 1741-July, 1742 - Chapter 7. Friedrich Purposes To Mend The Klein-Schnellendorf Failure: Fortunes Of The Belleisle Armament
   Book 13. First Silesian War, Leaving The General European One Ablaze All Round, Gets Ended. May, 1741-July, 1742 - __ The French Safe In Prag; Kaiserwahl Just Coming On
   Book 13. First Silesian War, Leaving The General European One Ablaze All Round, Gets Ended. May, 1741-July, 1742 - __ Broglio Has A Bivouac Of Pisek; Khevenhuller Looks In Upon The Donau Conquests
   Book 13. First Silesian War, Leaving The General European One Ablaze All Round, Gets Ended. May, 1741-July, 1742 - Chapter 8. Friedrich Starts For Moravia, On A New Scheme He Has
   Book 13. First Silesian War, Leaving The General European One Ablaze All Round, Gets Ended. May, 1741-July, 1742 - Chapter 9. Wilhelmina Goes To See The Gayeties At Frankfurt
   Book 13. First Silesian War, Leaving The General European One Ablaze All Round, Gets Ended. May, 1741-July, 1742 - __ Wilhelmina At The Coronation
   Book 13. First Silesian War, Leaving The General European One Ablaze All Round, Gets Ended. May, 1741-July, 1742 - __ The Duchess Dowager Of Wurtemberg, Returning From Berlin Favors Us With Another Visit
   Book 13. First Silesian War, Leaving The General European One Ablaze All Round, Gets Ended. May, 1741-July, 1742 - Chapter 10. Friedrich Does His Moravian Expedition Which Proves A Mere Moravian Foray
   Book 13. First Silesian War, Leaving The General European One Ablaze All Round, Gets Ended. May, 1741-July, 1742 - __ Iglau Is Got, But Not The Magazine At Iglau
   Book 13. First Silesian War, Leaving The General European One Ablaze All Round, Gets Ended. May, 1741-July, 1742 - __ The Saxons Think Iglau Enough; The French Go Home
   Book 13. First Silesian War, Leaving The General European One Ablaze All Round, Gets Ended. May, 1741-July, 1742 - __ Friedrich Submerges The Moravian Countries; But Cannot Brunn, Which Is The Indispensable Point
   Book 13. First Silesian War, Leaving The General European One Ablaze All Round, Gets Ended. May, 1741-July, 1742 - __ The Saxons Have No Cannon For Brunn; High Resolution Taken At Vienn: Friedrich Quits The Moravian Enterprise
   Book 13. First Silesian War, Leaving The General European One Ablaze All Round, Gets Ended. May, 1741-July, 1742 - Chapter 11. Nussler In Neisse, With The Old Dessauer And Walrave
   Book 13. First Silesian War, Leaving The General European One Ablaze All Round, Gets Ended. May, 1741-July, 1742 - __ How Nussler Happened To Be In Neisse, May, 1742
   Book 13. First Silesian War, Leaving The General European One Ablaze All Round, Gets Ended. May, 1741-July, 1742 - Chapter 12. Prince Karl Does Come On
   Book 13. First Silesian War, Leaving The General European One Ablaze All Round, Gets Ended. May, 1741-July, 1742 - Chapter 13. Battle Of Chotusitz
   Book 13. First Silesian War, Leaving The General European One Ablaze All Round, Gets Ended. May, 1741-July, 1742 - Chapter 14. Peace Of Breslau
Book 14. The Surrounding European War Does Not End. August, 1742-July, 1744
   Book 14. The Surrounding European War Does Not End. August, 1742-July, 1744 - Chapter 1. Friedrich Resumes His Peaceable Pursuits
   Book 14. The Surrounding European War Does Not End. August, 1742-July, 1744 - __ Settles The Silesian Boundaries, The Silesian Arrangements; With Manifest Profit To Silesia And Himself
   Book 14. The Surrounding European War Does Not End. August, 1742-July, 1744 - __ Opening Of The Opera-House At Berlin
   Book 14. The Surrounding European War Does Not End. August, 1742-July, 1744 - __ Friedrich Takes The Waters At Aachen, Where Voltaire Comes To See Him
   Book 14. The Surrounding European War Does Not End. August, 1742-July, 1744 - Chapter 2. Austrian Affairs Are On The Mounting Hand
   Book 14. The Surrounding European War Does Not End. August, 1742-July, 1744 - __War-phenomena In The Western Parts: King George Tries, A Second Time, To Draw His Sword; Tugs At It Violently, For Seven Months (February-October, 1742)
   Book 14. The Surrounding European War Does Not End. August, 1742-July, 1744 - __ How Duc D'harcourt, Advancing To Reinforce The Oriflamme, Had To Split Himself In Two; And Become An "Army Of Bavaria," To Little Effect
   Book 14. The Surrounding European War Does Not End. August, 1742-July, 1744 - __ How Belleisle, Returning From Dresden Without Co-Operation Found The Attack Had Been Done. Prag Expecting Siege
   Book 14. The Surrounding European War Does Not End. August, 1742-July, 1744 - __ Concerning The Italian War Which Simultaneously Went On, All Along
   Book 14. The Surrounding European War Does Not End. August, 1742-July, 1744 - __ Scene, Roads Of Cadiz, October, 1741: By What Astonishing Artifice This Italian War Did, At Length, Get Begun
   Book 14. The Surrounding European War Does Not End. August, 1742-July, 1744 - __ Other Scene, Bay Of Naples, 19th-20th August, 1742: King Of Two Sicilies (Baby Carlos That Was), Having Been Assisting Mamma, Is Obliged To Become Neutral In The Italian War
   Book 14. The Surrounding European War Does Not End. August, 1742-July, 1744 - __ The Siege Of Prag Contimes. A Grand Sally There
   Book 14. The Surrounding European War Does Not End. August, 1742-July, 1744 - __ Maillebois Marches, With An "Army Of Redemption", To Relieve Prag; Joined By The Comte De Saxe; Above 50000 Strong
   Book 14. The Surrounding European War Does Not End. August, 1742-July, 1744 - __ Prince Karl And The Grand-Duke, Hearing Of Maillebois, Go To Meet Him (September 14th); And The Siege Of Prag Is Raised
   Book 14. The Surrounding European War Does Not End. August, 1742-July, 1744 - __ Maillebois Army Of Redemption Cannot Redeem At All;--Has To Stagger Southward Again; And Becomes An "Army Of Bavaria," Under Broglio
   Book 14. The Surrounding European War Does Not End. August, 1742-July, 1744 - __ Voltaire Has Been On Visit At Aachen, In The Interim,--His Third Visit To King Friedrich
   Book 14. The Surrounding European War Does Not End. August, 1742-July, 1744 - __ Three Letters Of Voltaire, Dated Brussels, 10th Sept. 1742
   Book 14. The Surrounding European War Does Not End. August, 1742-July, 1744 - Chapter 3. Carnival Phenomena In War-Time
   Book 14. The Surrounding European War Does Not End. August, 1742-July, 1744 - __ Retreat From Prag; Army Of The Oriflamme, Bohemian Section Bohemian Section Of It, Makes Exit
   Book 14. The Surrounding European War Does Not End. August, 1742-July, 1744 - __ A Glance At Vienna, And Then At Berlin
   Book 14. The Surrounding European War Does Not End. August, 1742-July, 1744 - __ Voltaire, At Paris, Is Made Immortal By A Kiss
   Book 14. The Surrounding European War Does Not End. August, 1742-July, 1744 - Chapter 4. Austrian Affairs Mount To A Dangerous Height
   Book 14. The Surrounding European War Does Not End. August, 1742-July, 1744 - __ Britannic Majesty, With Sword Actually Drawn, Has Marched Meanwhile To The Frankfurt Countries, As "Pragmatic Army;" Ready For Battle And Treaty Alike
   Book 14. The Surrounding European War Does Not End. August, 1742-July, 1744 - __ Friedrich Has Objections To Pragmatic Army. Of Friedrich's Many Endeavors To Quench This War, By "Union Of Independent German Princes"
   Book 14. The Surrounding European War Does Not End. August, 1742-July, 1744 - Chapter 5. Britannic Majesty Fights His Battle Of Dettingen; And Becomes Supreme Jove Of Germany, In A Manner
   Book 14. The Surrounding European War Does Not End. August, 1742-July, 1744 - __ Battle Of Dettingen
   Book 14. The Surrounding European War Does Not End. August, 1742-July, 1744 - __ Britannic Majesty Holds His Conferences Of Hanau
   Book 14. The Surrounding European War Does Not End. August, 1742-July, 1744 - __ Hungarian Majesty Answers, In The Diet, That French Declaration, "Make Peace, Good People; I Wish To Be Out Of It!"--In An Ominous Manner
   Book 14. The Surrounding European War Does Not End. August, 1742-July, 1744 - __ Britannic Majesty Goes Home
   Book 14. The Surrounding European War Does Not End. August, 1742-July, 1744 - Chapter 6. Voltaire Visits Friedrich For The Fourth Time
   Book 14. The Surrounding European War Does Not End. August, 1742-July, 1744 - __ Friedrich Visits Baireuth: On A Particular Errand;--Voltaire Attending, And Privately Reporting
   Book 14. The Surrounding European War Does Not End. August, 1742-July, 1744 - Chapter 7. Friedrich Makes Treaty With France; And Silently Gets Ready
   Book 14. The Surrounding European War Does Not End. August, 1742-July, 1744 - Chapter 8. Perfect Peace At Berlin, War All Round
   Book 14. The Surrounding European War Does Not End. August, 1742-July, 1744 - __ The Succession In Russia, And Also In Sweden, Shall Not Be Hostile To Us: Two Royal Marriages, A Russian And A Swedish, Are Accomplished At Berlin, With Such View
   Book 14. The Surrounding European War Does Not End. August, 1742-July, 1744 - __ Glance At The Belligerent Powers; Britannic Majesty Narrowly Misses An Invasion That Might Have Been Dangerous
   Book 14. The Surrounding European War Does Not End. August, 1742-July, 1744 - __ The Young Duke Of Wurtemberg Gets A Valedictory Advice; And Pollnitz A Ditto Testimonial (February 6th; April 1st, 1744)
   Book 14. The Surrounding European War Does Not End. August, 1742-July, 1744 - __ Two Conquests For Prussia, A Gaseous And A Solid: Conquest First, Barberina The Dancer
   Book 14. The Surrounding European War Does Not End. August, 1742-July, 1744 - __ Conquest Second Is Ost-Friesland, Of A Solid Nature