Frederick the great and his family : an historical novel /
New York : A. L. Fowle, 1905.Tabla de Contenido
Preliminares.
Book I.
Chapter I - V.
I. The king.
II. Prince henry.
III. Louise von kleist.
IV. At the masked ball.
V. A secret captain.
II. Prince henry.
III. Louise von kleist.
IV. At the masked ball.
V. A secret captain.
Chapter VI - VIII.
VI. The legacy of von trenck, colonel of the pandours.
VII. The king and Weingarten.
VIII. The unwilling bridegroom.
VII. The king and Weingarten.
VIII. The unwilling bridegroom.
Chapter IX - XI.
IX. The first disappointment.
X. The conquered.
XI. The travelling musicians.
X. The conquered.
XI. The travelling musicians.
Chapter XII - XIV.
XII. Travelling adventures.
XIII. The drag-boat.
XIV. In amsterdam.
XIII. The drag-boat.
XIV. In amsterdam.
Chapter XV. The king without shoes.
Book II.
Chapter I. The unhappy news.
Chapter II - III.
II. Trenck on his way to prision.
III. Prince henry and his wife.
III. Prince henry and his wife.
Chapter IV - VI.
IV. The fete in the woods.
V. Intrigues.
VI. The private audience.
V. Intrigues.
VI. The private audience.
Chapter VII - IX.
VII. The traitor.
VIII. Declaration of war.
IX. The king and his brothers.
VIII. Declaration of war.
IX. The king and his brothers.
Chapter X - XII.
X. The laurel-branch.
XI. The ball at count bruhl's.
XII. The interrupted feast.
XI. The ball at count bruhl's.
XII. The interrupted feast.
Chapter XIII - XIV.
XIII. The archives at dresden.
XIV. Saxony humiliated.
XIV. Saxony humiliated.
Book III. Chapter I. The maiden of brunen.
Chapter I - III.
I. The maiden of brunen.
II. News of battle.
III. The certificate of enlistment.
II. News of battle.
III. The certificate of enlistment.
Chapter IV - VI.
IV. Farewell to the village.
V. The prisoner.
VI. The prision barricade.
V. The prisoner.
VI. The prision barricade.
Chapter VII - VIII.
VII. The battle of collin.
VIII. The inimical brothers.
VIII. The inimical brothers.
Chapter IX - XI.
IX. The letters.
X. In the castle at dresden.
XI. The te deum.
X. In the castle at dresden.
XI. The te deum.
Chapter XII - XIV.
XII. Camp scene.
XIII. The watch-fire.
XIV. The battle of leuthen.
XIII. The watch-fire.
XIV. The battle of leuthen.
Chapter XV - XVI.
XV. Winter quarters in breslau.
XVI. The broken heart.
XVI. The broken heart.
Book IV.
Chapter I - III.
I. The king and his old and new enemies.
II. The three officers.
III. Ranuzi.
II. The three officers.
III. Ranuzi.
Chapter IV - V.
IV. Louise du trouffle.
V. The fortune-teller.
V. The fortune-teller.
Chapter VI - VIII.
VI. A court day in berlin.
VII. In the window-niche.
VIII. The nutshells behind the fauteuil of the queen.
VII. In the window-niche.
VIII. The nutshells behind the fauteuil of the queen.
Chapter IX - X.
IX. The duel and its consequences.
X. The five couriers.
X. The five couriers.
Chapter XI - XIII.
XI. After the battle.
XII. A heroic soul.
XIII. The two grenadiers.
XII. A heroic soul.
XIII. The two grenadiers.
Chapter XIV - XV.
XIV. The right counsel.
XV. A hero in misfortune.
XV. A hero in misfortune.
Book V.
Chapter I - II.
I. The teresiani and the prussianl.
II. Frederick the great as a saint.
II. Frederick the great as a saint.
Chapter III - IV.
III. The cloister brothers of san giovanni e paolo.
IV. The return from the army.
IV. The return from the army.
Chapter V - VI.
V. The brave fathers and the cowardly sons.
VI. The traitor`s betrayal.
VI. The traitor`s betrayal.
Chapter VII - IX.
VII. The accusation.
VIII. Revenge.
IX. Trenck.
VIII. Revenge.
IX. Trenck.
Chapter X - XI.
X. "Trenck, are you there?"
XI. The king and the german scholar.
XI. The king and the german scholar.
Chapter XII - XIV.
XII. Gellert.
XIII. The poet and the king.
XIV. The king and the village magistrate.
XIII. The poet and the king.
XIV. The king and the village magistrate.
Chapter XV. The proposal of marriage.
Chapter XVI. The ambassador and the khan of tartary.
Book VI.
Chapter I - II.
I. The king's return.
II. Prince henry.
II. Prince henry.
Chapter III. Mother and daughter.
Chapter IV. The king in sans-souci.
Chapter V. The engraved cup.
Chapter VI. The princess and the diplomat.
Chapter VII - VIII.
VII. The royal house-spy.
VIII. The clouds gather.
VIII. The clouds gather.
Chapter IX - X.
IX. Brother and sister.
X. The stolen child.
X. The stolen child.
Chapter XI - XII.
XI. The discovery.
XII. A morning at sans-souci.
Chapter XIII - XIV.
XII. A morning at sans-souci.
Chapter XIII - XIV.
Chapter XIII - XIV.
XIII. A husband's revenge.
XIV. The separation.
XIV. The separation.