A History of PrussiaDorset Press, 1987 - 326 trang Traces the origins and rise of the Prussian state from the thirteenth century, to the causes and consequences of its incorporation in to the German Empire. |
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... was broken . Britain wanted peace and expected of Frederick that he cede Silesia . Frederick rejected the suggestion out of hand . His optimism had returned and with it plans to grasp the initiative . Together with the Russians he hoped ...
... was broken . Britain wanted peace and expected of Frederick that he cede Silesia . Frederick rejected the suggestion out of hand . His optimism had returned and with it plans to grasp the initiative . Together with the Russians he hoped ...
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... he was so short of cavalry that he could not pursue the Allied withdrawal . One thing this first engagement made clear to Napoleon was that the Prussian army at Grossgörschen was a different force from the one he had fought at Jena and ...
... he was so short of cavalry that he could not pursue the Allied withdrawal . One thing this first engagement made clear to Napoleon was that the Prussian army at Grossgörschen was a different force from the one he had fought at Jena and ...
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... was the second son of Frederick William III and Queen Louise . Like his elder brother he had been deeply affected by the misfortunes Prussia and its royal family had suffered at the hands of Napoleon . Since those days he had never ...
... was the second son of Frederick William III and Queen Louise . Like his elder brother he had been deeply affected by the misfortunes Prussia and its royal family had suffered at the hands of Napoleon . Since those days he had never ...
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Brandenburg and Prussia | 23 |
The Great Elector | 43 |
From duchy to kingdom | 65 |
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