why on earth a Hohenzollern would marry another Hohenzollern
HOMG.
The roleplay: they finished it before the Diplomatic Revolution. But yes, Prussia wins.
But after the Diplomatic Revolution, when it ceased to be a hypothetical RPG and started to be life-or-death, did they have opinions about whether Fritz/Prussia could pull off a victory against these odds?
All I remember is Heinrich gloating after Kolin, which doesn't bode well for commitment to the cause...
Fritz! Encouraging a woman to overrule her man on the throne when it suits you!
Look, principles are not important when you're king. Only the state is important. If only Montezuma had known this, the Spanish conquest might have gone very differently. :P
I checked out Wikipedia just to see if niece Wilhelmine survived Fritz, and thank goodness she did. Both because we have enough people dying young in this century, and also because he survived enough people he cared about.
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Re: More Book Reports: AW bio, Fritz and Heinrich double portrait/lengthy essay
Date: 2019-11-25 03:20 am (UTC)HOMG.
The roleplay: they finished it before the Diplomatic Revolution. But yes, Prussia wins.
But after the Diplomatic Revolution, when it ceased to be a hypothetical RPG and started to be life-or-death, did they have opinions about whether Fritz/Prussia could pull off a victory against these odds?
All I remember is Heinrich gloating after Kolin, which doesn't bode well for commitment to the cause...
Fritz! Encouraging a woman to overrule her man on the throne when it suits you!
Look, principles are not important when you're king. Only the state is important. If only Montezuma had known this, the Spanish conquest might have gone very differently. :P
I checked out Wikipedia just to see if niece Wilhelmine survived Fritz, and thank goodness she did. Both because we have enough people dying young in this century, and also because he survived enough people he cared about.