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Page xxxvii
... King of Pruffia , and had frequent conferences with his Majefty respecting the state of his health . The particulars of these confer- ences he communicated by letter to a friend , who , anxious to promulgate the honour Zimmerman had ...
... King of Pruffia , and had frequent conferences with his Majefty respecting the state of his health . The particulars of these confer- ences he communicated by letter to a friend , who , anxious to promulgate the honour Zimmerman had ...
Page xxxviii
... King . He had , indeed , from his youth , attended to the hiftory of the King of Pruf- fia with that intereft with which the man of genius follows the career of a great charac- ter , and entertained a high admiration of the talents ...
... King . He had , indeed , from his youth , attended to the hiftory of the King of Pruf- fia with that intereft with which the man of genius follows the career of a great charac- ter , and entertained a high admiration of the talents ...
Page xl
... King of Pruffia with enthusiastic ardour ; and even fo far from viewing it in the light in which it was placed by a work written by Mirabeau , and published in 1788 , inti- tled , " The Pruffian Monarchy , " that he boldly entered the ...
... King of Pruffia with enthusiastic ardour ; and even fo far from viewing it in the light in which it was placed by a work written by Mirabeau , and published in 1788 , inti- tled , " The Pruffian Monarchy , " that he boldly entered the ...
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