Historical Characters, Including Frederick the Great, Discussion Post 45

[cahn]

Unfortunately, there was then at Berlin a King who pursued one policy only, who deceived his enemies, but not his servants, and who lied without scruple, but never without necessity.

(from The King's Secret - by Duke de Broglie, grand-nephew of the subject of the book, Comte de Broglie, and grandfather of the physicist) )

Comments

Re: The King's Secret: fighting Fritz

[selenak]

Before you learn Polish: you've never given us Peter's autobiography! This should come first, no? Along with the two essays.:)

Re: The King's Secret: fighting Fritz

[mildred_of_midgard]

I agree! I have not forgotten, and Peter's autobiography is next on my list after the bit of Saxon-Polish history I'm doing (my brain is working its way up to something as complex as deciphering archive records).

ETA 1: I did French every day last week! cahn, yell at me if I don't do it every day this week.

ETA 2: Thank you for the essay encouragement, selenak, encouragement/signs of interest help!