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L. Muhlbach. Frederick the Great and His Court
Frederick the Great and His Court
Table of Contents
BOOK I
BOOK II
BOOK III
FREDERICK THE GREAT AND HIS COURT
BOOK I
CHAPTER I
THE QUEEN SOPHIA DOROTHEA
CHAPTER II
FREDERICK WILLIAM I
CHAPTER III
THE TOBACCO CLUB
CHAPTER IV
AIR-CASTLES
CHAPTER V
FATHER AND SON
CHAPTER VI
THE WHITE SALOON
CHAPTER VII
THE MAID OF HONOR, AND THE GARDENER
CHAPTER VIII
VON MANTEUFFEL, THE DIPLOMAT
CHAPTER IX
FREDERICK, THE PRINCE ROYAL
CHAPTER X
THE PRINCE ROYAL AND THE JEW
CHAPTER XI
THE PRINCESS ROYAL ELIZABETH CHRISTINE
CHAPTER XII
THE POEM
CHAPTER XIII
THE BANQUET
CHAPTER XIV
LE ROI EST MORT. VIVE LE ROI!
CHAPTER XV
WE ARE KING
CHAPTER XVI
ROYAL GRACE AND ROYAL DISPLEASURE
BOOK II
CHAPTER I
THE GARDEN OF MONBIJOU
CHAPTER II
THE QUEEN'S MAID OF HONOR
CHAPTER III
PRINCE AUGUSTUS WILLIAM
CHAPTER IV
THE KING AND THE SON
CHAPTER V
THE QUEEN'S TAILOR
CHAPTER VI
THE ILLUSTRIOUS ANCESTORS OF A TAILOR
CHAPTER VII
SOFFRI E TACI
CHAPTER VIII
THE CORONATION
CHAPTER IX
DORRIS RITTER
CHAPTER X
OLD AND NEW SUFFERING
CHAPTER XI
THE PROPOSAL OF MARRIAGE
CHAPTER XII
THE QUEEN AS A MATRIMONIAL AGENT
CHAPTER XIII
PROPOSAL OF MARRIAGE
CHAPTER XIV
THE MISUNDERSTANDING
CHAPTER XV
SOIREE OF THE QUEEN DOWAGER
CHAPTER XVI
UNDER THE LINDENS
CHAPTER XVII
THE POLITICIAN AND THE FRENCH TAILOR
CHAPTER XVIII
THE DOUBLE RENDEZVOUS
BOOK III
CHAPTER I
THE INTRIGUING COURTIERS
CHAPTER II
THE KING AND SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY
CHAPTER III
THE UNDECEIVED COURTIER
CHAPTER IV
THE BRIDAL PAIR
CHAPTER V
THE FRENCH AND GERMAN TAILORS, OR THE MONTAGUES AND CAPULETS OF BERLIN
CHAPTER VI
IN RHEINSBERG
CHAPTER VII
THE KING AND HIS FRIEND
CHAPTER VIII
THE FAREWELL AUDIENCE OF MARQUIS VON BOTTER, THE AUSTRIAN AMBASSADOR
CHAPTER IX
THE MASQUERADE
CHAPTER X
THE MASKERS
CHAPTER XI
REWARD AND PUNISHMENT
CHAPTER XII
THE RETURN
CHAPTER XIII
THE DEATH OF THE OLD TIME
CHAPTER XIV
THE DISCOVERY
CHAPTER XV
THE COUNTERMINE
CHAPTER XVI
THE SURPRISE
CHAPTER XVII
THE RESIGNATION OF BARON POLLNITZ
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L. Mühlbach
Published by Good Press, 2019
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"And if, in order to live in a style befitting a nobleman, I should nevertheless need more, what am I to receive for every thousand?"
"Well, then, for every thousand, I will pay a hundred of your oldest debts," said the king. "But commence. And you, gentlemen, drink and smoke, and pay attention to what he has to say."
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