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Fiction · 1853

Berlin and Sans-Souci

Or, Frederick the Great and His Friends

L. Mühlbach · translated by Chapman Coleman

Reading time
about 13 h
Length
179,537 words · 638 pages
Structure
60 chapters · 1 front-matter section
Language
English (translated from German)
Era
Victorian

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Contents

  1. Note
  2. Book I
  3. Book I
  4. Chapter I — The Alchemist’s Incantation
  5. Chapter II — The Old Courtier
  6. Chapter III — The Morning Hours of a King
  7. Chapter IV — The Pardoned Courtier
  8. Chapter V — How the Princess Ulrica Became Queen of Sweden
  9. Chapter VI — The Tempter
  10. Chapter VII — The First Interview
  11. Chapter VIII — Signora Barbarina
  12. Chapter IX — The King and Barbarina
  13. Chapter X — Eckhof
  14. Chapter XI — A Life Question
  15. Chapter XII — Superstition and Piety
  16. Book II
  17. Chapter I — The Two Sisters
  18. Chapter II — The Tempter
  19. Chapter III — The Wedding Festival of the Princess Ulrica
  20. Chapter IV — Behind the Curtain
  21. Chapter V — A Shame-Faced King
  22. Chapter VI — The First Rendezvous
  23. Chapter VII — On the Balcony
  24. Chapter VIII — The First Cloud
  25. Chapter IX — The Council of War
  26. Chapter X — The Cloister of Camens
  27. Chapter XI — The King and the Abbot
  28. Chapter XII — The Unknown Abbot
  29. Chapter XIII — The Levee of a Dancer
  30. Chapter XIV — The Studio
  31. Chapter XV — The Confession
  32. Chapter XVI — The Traitor
  33. Chapter XVII — The Silver-Ware
  34. Chapter XVIII — The First Flash of Lightning
  35. Book III
  36. Chapter I — The Actors in Halle
  37. Chapter II — The Student Lupinus
  38. Chapter III — The Disturbance in the Theatre
  39. Chapter IV — The Friends
  40. Chapter V — The Order of the King
  41. Chapter VI — The Battle of Sohr
  42. Chapter VII — After the Battle
  43. Chapter VIII — A Letter Pregnant with Fate
  44. Chapter IX — The Return to Berlin
  45. Chapter X — Job’s Post
  46. Chapter XI — The Undeceived
  47. Chapter XII — Trenck’s First Flight
  48. Chapter XIII — The Flight
  49. Chapter XIV — I Will
  50. Chapter XV — The Last Struggle for Power
  51. Chapter XVI — The Disturbance in the Theatre
  52. Chapter XVII — Sans-Souci
  53. Book IV
  54. Chapter I — The Promise
  55. Chapter II — Voltaire and His Royal Friend
  56. Chapter III — The Confidence-Table
  57. Chapter IV — The Confidential Dinner
  58. Chapter V — Rome Sauvee
  59. Chapter VI — A Woman’s Heart
  60. Chapter VII — Madame Von Cocceji
  61. Chapter VIII — Voltaire
  62. Chapter IX — A Day in the Life of Voltaire
  63. Chapter X — The Lovers
  64. Chapter XI — Barbarina
  65. Chapter XII — Intrigues
  66. Chapter XIII — The Last Struggle

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1814–1873 · Victorian

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