History of Friedrich II of Prussia, Volume 15
History of Friedrich II of Prussia, Volume 15 explores Friedrich II's military strategies and political maneuvers during the War of Austrian Succession, detailing his challenges and triumphs amidst the chaos of war. The narrative examines the complexities of military strategy, shifting alliances, and the impact of personal relationships on political decisions, all while scrutinizing Friedrich's leadership in his quest to maintain Prussian sovereignty.
By Thomas Carlyle · First published 1864 · Genre: Biography, History, Political Science · 15 chapters
Contents
- Preliminary: how the Moment Arrived
- Friedrich Marches Upon Prag, Captures Prag
- Friedrich, Diligent in his Bohemian Conquests, <Br/> Unexpectedly Comes Upon Prince Karl, with no French Attending him
- Friedrich Reduced to Straits; Cannot Maintain his Moldau <Br/> Conquests against Price Karl
- Friedrich, under Difficulties, Prepares for a New Campaign
- Valori Goes on an Electioneering Mission to Dresden
- Friedrich in Silesia; Unusually Busy
- The Martial Boy and his English Versus the Laws of Nature
- The Austrian-Saxon Army Invades Silesia, Across the Mountains
- Battle of Hohenfriedberg
- Camp of Chlum: Friedrich Cannot Achieve Peace
- Battle of Sohr
- Saxony and Austria Make a Surprising Last Attempt
- Battle of Kesselsdorf
- Peace of Dresden: Friedrich does March Home
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