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History of Friedrich II of Prussia
1858-65
Volume 1
Proem: Friedrich's History from the Distance We Are At
Friedrich's Birth
Father and Mother: the Hanoverian Connection
Father's Mother
King Friedrich I
Volume 2
Brannibor: Henry the Fowler
Preussen: Saint Adalbert
Markgraves of Brandenburg
Albert the Bear
Conrad of Hohenzollern; and Kaiser Barbarossa
the Teutsch Ritters or Teutonic Order
Margraviate of Culmbach: Baireuth, Anspach
Ascanier Markgraves in Brandenburg
Burggraf Friedrich IV
Brandenburg Lapses to the Kaiser
Bayarian Kurfursts in Brandenburg
Brandenburg in Kaiser Karl's Time; End of the Bavarian Kurfursts
Luxemburg Kurfursts in Brandenburg
Burggraf Friedrich VI
Volume 3
Kurfurst Friedrich I
Matinees Du Roi De Prusse
Kurfurst Friedrich II
Kurfurst Albert Achilles, and His Successor
of the Baireuth-Anspach Branch
Hochmeister Albert, Third Notable Son of Friedrich
Albert Alcibiades
Historical Meaning of the Reformation
Kurfurst Joachim I
Kurfurst Joachim II
Seventh Kurfurst, Johann George
of Albert Friedrich, the Second Duke of Preussen
Ninth Kurfurst, Johann Sigismund
Symptoms of a Great War Coming
Tenth Kurfurst, George Wilhelm
Thirty-Years War
Duchy of Jagerndorf
Friedrich Wilhelm, the Great Kurfurst, Eleventh of the Series
King Friedrich I. Again
Death of King Friedrich I
Volume 4
Childhood: Double Educational Element
the German Element
Friedrich Wilhelm Is King
His Majesty's Ways
Friedrich Wilhelm's One War
the Little Drummer
Transit of Czar Peter
the Crown-Prince Is Put to His Schooling
Wusterhausen
the Heidelberg Protestants
on the Crown-Prince's Progress in His Schooling
Crown-Prince Falls into Disfavor with Papa
Results of the Crown-Prince's Schooling
Volume 5
Double-Marriage Is Decided On
a Kaiser Hunting Shadows
the Seven Crises or European Travail-Throes
Double-Marriage Treaty Cannot Be Signed
Crown-Prince Goes into the Potsdam Guards
Ordnance-Master Seckendorf Crosses the Palace Esplanade
Tobacco-Parliament
Seckendorf's Retort to Her Majesty
Volume 6
Fifth Crisis in the Kaiser's Spectre-Hunt
Death of George I
Visit to Dresden
Double-Marriage Project Is Not Dead
Congress of Soissons, Sixth Crisis in the Spectre-Hunt
Imminency of War or Duel Between the Britannic and Prussian Majesties
a Marriage: Not the Double-Marriage: Crown-Prince Deep in Trouble
Crown-Prince Getting Beyond His Depth in Trouble
Double-Marriage Shall Be or Shall Not Be
Volume 7
England Sends the Excellency Hotham to Berlin
Language of Birds: Excellency Hotham Proves Unavailing
Camp of Radewitz
Excellency Hotham Quits Berlin in Haste
Journey to the Reich
Journey Homewards from the Reich; Catastrophe on Journey Homewards
Catastrophe, and Majesty, Arrive in Berlin
Sequel to Crown-Prince and Friends
Court-Martial on Crown-Prince and Consorts
Volume 8
Chaplain Muller Waits on the Crown-Prince
Crown-Prince to Repent and Not Perish
Wilhelmina Is to Wed the Prince of Baireuth
Criminal Justice in Preussen and Elsewhere
Interview of Majesty and Crown-Prince at Custrin
Wilhelmina's Wedding
Volume 9
Princess Elizabeth Christina of Brunswick-Bevern
Small Incidents at Ruppin
the Salzburgers
Prussian Majesty Visits the Kaiser
Ghost of the Double-Marriage Rises; to No Purpose
King August Meditating Great Things for Poland
Crown-Prince's Marriage
King August Dies; and Poland Takes Fire
Kaiser's Shadow-Hunt Has Caught Fire
Crown-Prince Goes to the Rhine Campaign
in Papa's Sick-Room; Prussian Inspections: End of War
Volume 10
Mansion of Reinsberg
of Voltaire and the Literary Correspondences
Crown-Prince Makes a Morning Call
News of the Day
Visit at Loo
Last Year of Reinsberg; Journey to Preussen
Last Year of Reinsberg: Transit of Baltimore and Other
Death of Friedrich Wilhelm
Volume 11
Phenomena of Friedrich's Accession
the Homagings
Friedrich Makes an Excursion, Not of Direct Sort into the Cleve Countries
Voltaire's First Interview with Friedrich
Affair of Herstal
Returns by Hanover; Does Not Call on His Royal Uncle There
Withdraws to Reinsberg, Hoping a Peaceable Winter
the Kaiser's Death
Resolution Formed at Reinsberg in Consequence
Volume 12
of Schlesien, or Silesia
Friedrich Marches on Glogau
Problem of Glogau
Breslau Under Soft Pressure
Friedrich Pushes Forward Towards Brieg and Neisse
Neisse Is Bombarded
at Versailles, the Most Christian Majesty Changes His Shirt, and Belleisle Is Seen with Papers
Phenomena in Petersburg
Friedrich Returns to Silesia
Battle of Mollwitz
the Bursting Forth of Bedlams: Belleisle and the Breakers of Pragmatic Sanction
Sorrows of His Britannic Majesty
Small-War: First Emergence of Ziethen the Hussar General into Notice
Volume 13
Britannic Majesty as Paladin of the Pragmatic
Camp of Strehlen
Grand Review at Strehlen: Neipperg Takes Aim at Breslau
Friedrich Takes the Field Again, Intent on Having Neisse
Klein-Schnellendorf: Friedrich Gets Neisse, in a Fashion
New Mayor of Landshut Makes an Installation Speech
Friedrich Purposes to Mend the Klein-Schnellendorf Failure: Fortunes of the Belleisle Armament
Friedrich Starts for Moravia, on a New Scheme He Has
Wilhelmina Goes to See the Gayeties at Frankfurt
Friedrich Does His Moravian Expedition Which Proves a Mere
Nussler in Neisse, with the Old Dessauer and Walrave
Prince Karl Does Come On
Battle of Chotusitz
Peace of Breslau
Volume 14
Friedrich Resumes His Peaceable Pursuits
Austrian Affairs Are on the Mounting Hand
Carnival Phenomena in War-Time
Austrian Affairs Mount to a Dangerous Height
Britannic Majesty Fights His Battle of Dettingen; and Becomes Supreme Jove of Germany, in a Manner
Voltaire Visits Friedrich for the Fourth Time
Friedrich Makes Treaty with France; and Silently Gets Ready
Perfect Peace at Berlin, War All Round
Volume 15
Preliminary: How the Moment Arrived
Friedrich Marches upon Prag, Captures Prag
Friedrich, Diligent in His Bohemian Conquests, Unexpectedly Comes upon Prince Karl, with No French Attending Him
Friedrich Reduced to Straits; Cannot Maintain His Moldau Conquests Against Price Karl
Friedrich, Under Difficulties, Prepares for a New Campaign
Valori Goes on an Electioneering Mission to Dresden
Friedrich in Silesia; Unusually Busy
THE MARTIAL BOY AND HIS ENGLISH versus THE LAWS OF NATURE
The Austrian-Saxon Army Invades Silesia, Across the Mountains
Battle of Hohenfriedberg
Camp of Chlum: Friedrich Cannot Achieve Peace
Battle of Sohr
Saxony and Austria Make a Surprising Last Attempt
Battle of Kesselsdorf
Peace of Dresden: Friedrich Does March Home
Volume 16
Sans-Souci
Peep at Voltaire and His Divine Emilie (By Candlelight) in the Tide of Events
European War Falls Done: Treaty of Aix-La-Chapelle
Cocceji Finishes the Law-Reform; Friedrich Is Printing His Poesies
Strangers of Note Come to Berlin, in 1750
Berlin Carrousel, and Voltaire Visible There
M. De Voltaire Has a Painful Jew-Lawsuit
Ost-Friesland and the Shipping Interests
Second Act of the Voltaire Visit
Demon Newswriter, of 1752
Third Act and Catastrophe of the Voltaire Visit
Of the Afterpiece, Which Proved Still More Tragical
Romish-King Question; English-Privateer Question
There Is Like to Be Another War Ahead
Anti-Prussian War-Symptoms: Friedrich Visible for a Moment
Volume 17
What Friedrich Had Read in the Menzel Documents
English Diplomacies Abroad, in Prospect of a French War
French-English War Breaks Out
Friedrich Puts a Question at Vienna, Twice Over
Friedrich Blockades the Saxons in Pirna Country
Battle of Lobositz
The Saxons Get Out of Pirna on Dismal Terms
Winter in Dresden
Volume 18
The Campaign Opens
Battle of Prag
Prag Cannot Be Got at Once
Battle of Kolin
Friedrich at Leitmeritz, His World of Enemies Coming On
Death of Winterfeld
Friedrich in Thuringen, His World of Enemies All Come
Battle of Rossbach
Friedrich Marches for Silesia
Battle of Leuthen
Winter in Breslau: Third Campaign Opens
Siege of Olmutz
Battle of Zorndorf
Battle of Hochkirch
Volume 19
Preliminaries to a Fourth Campaign
General Dohna; Dictator Wedell: Battle of Zullichau
Friedrich in Person Attempts the Russian Problem; Not with Success
Battle of Kunersdorf
Saxony Without Defence: Schmettau Surrenders Dresden
Prince Henri Makes a March of Fifty Hours; the Russians Cannot Find Lodging in Silesia
Friedrich Reappears on the Field, and in Seven Days After Comes the Catastrophe of Maxen
Miscellanea in Winter-Quarters, 1759-1760
Preliminaries to a Fifth Campaign
Volume 20
Fifth Campaign Opens
Friedrich Besieges Dresden
Battle of Liegnitz
Daun in Wrestle with Friedrich in the Silesian Hills
Battle of Torgau
Winter-Quarters 1760-1761
Sixth Campaign Opens: Camp of Bunzelwitz
Loudon Pounces upon Schweidnitz One Night (Last of September, 1761)
Traitor Warkotsch
Friedrich in Breslau; Has News from Petersburg
Seventh Campaign Opens
Siege of Schweidnitz: Seventh Campaign Ends
Peace of Hubertsburg
Volume 21
Prefatory
Repairing of a Ruined Prussia
Troubles in Poland
Partition of Poland
A Chapter of Miscellanies
The Bavarian War
Miller Arnold's Lawsuit
The Furstenbund: Friedrich's Last Years
Friedrich's Last Illness and Death