Frederick the Great, The Memoirs of his Reader, 1758-1760;

Frederick the Great is one of history's most fascinating figures, and this book offers a unique perspective on his life and times. Told from the perspective of his reader, the memoirs offer an inside look at the daily routines and rituals of the court, as well as the political and military strategy that made Frederick such a formidable leader. This is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of Europe and the Enlightenment.

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