OEuvres de Frédéric le Grand, Volumes 20-21 presents a detailed compilation of the works of Frederick II, King of Prussia, more commonly known as Frederick the Great. This collection, edited by Johann David Erdmann Preuss, offers invaluable insights into the mind of one of Europe's most influential monarchs and military strategists.
Written in French, the language of the Prussian court, these volumes encompass a range of Frederick's writings, including historical accounts, philosophical essays, and personal correspondence. They provide a unique window into the political, social, and intellectual landscape of 18th-century Europe. Scholars and enthusiasts of history will find these volumes an indispensable resource for understanding the reign and legacy of Frederick the Great.
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