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Frederick the Great and His Court
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25 Chapters
Chapter 1 THE QUEEN SOPHIA DOROTHEA.
Chapter 2 FREDERICK WILLIAM I.
Chapter 3 THE TOBACCO CLUB.
Chapter 4 AIR-CASTLES.
Chapter 5 FATHER AND SON.
Chapter 6 THE WHITE SALOON.
Chapter 7 THE MAID OF HONOR, AND THE GARDENER.
Chapter 8 VON MANTEUFFEL, THE DIPLOMAT.
Chapter 9 FREDERICK, THE PRINCE ROYAL.
Chapter 10 THE PRINCE ROYAL AND THE JEW.
Chapter 11 THE PRINCESS ROYAL ELIZABETH CHRISTINE.
Chapter 12 THE POEM.
Chapter 13 THE BANQUET.
Chapter 14 LE ROI EST MORT. VIVE LE ROI!
Chapter 15 WE ARE KING.
Chapter 16 THE GARDEN OF MONBIJOU.
Chapter 17 THE QUEEN'S MAID OF HONOR.
Chapter 18 PRINCE AUGUSTUS WILLIAM.
Chapter 19 THE KING AND THE SON.
Chapter 20 THE QUEEN'S TAILOR.
Chapter 21 THE ILLUSTRIOUS ANCESTORS OF A TAILOR.
Chapter 22 SOFFRI E TACI.
Chapter 23 THE CORONATION.
Chapter 24 DORRIS RITTER.
Chapter 25 OLD AND NEW SUFFERING.
Chapter 26 THE PROPOSAL OF MARRIAGE.
Chapter 27 THE QUEEN AS A MATRIMONIAL AGENT.
Chapter 28 PROPOSAL OF MARRIAGE.
Chapter 29 THE MISUNDERSTANDING.
Chapter 30 SOIREE OF THE QUEEN DOWAGER.
Chapter 31 UNDER THE LINDENS.
Chapter 32 THE POLITICIAN AND THE FRENCH TAILOR.
Chapter 33 THE INTRIGUING COURTIERS.
Chapter 34 THE KING AND SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.
Chapter 35 THE UNDECEIVED COURTIER.
Chapter 36 THE BRIDAL PAIR.
Chapter 37 THE FRENCH AND GERMAN TAILORS,
Chapter 38 IN RHEINSBERG.
Chapter 39 THE KING AND HIS FRIEND.
Chapter 40 THE FAREWELL AUDIENCE OF MARQUIS VON BOTTER,
Chapter 41 THE MASQUERADE.
Chapter 42 THE MASKERS.
Chapter 43 REWARD AND PUNISHMENT.
Chapter 44 THE RETURN.
Chapter 45 THE DEATH OF THE OLD TIME.
Chapter 46 THE DISCOVERY.
Chapter 47 THE COUNTERMINE.
Chapter 48 THE SURPRISE.
Chapter 49 THE RESIGNATION OF BARON POLLNITZ.
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Chapter 25 OLD AND NEW SUFFERING.

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