Frederick the Great
King of Prussia (1740-1786), Enlightened Despot.
"A man who gives battle as readily as he writes an opera; who takes advantage of all the hours that other kings wasted following a dog chasing after a stag; he has written more books than any of his contemporary princes had sired bastards; and he has won more victories than he has written books."
β Voltaire on Frederick the Great
Created Nov 10, 2024
Updated Feb 27
Published Nov 10, 2024
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