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¡°Never have my troops,¡± writes Frederick, ¡°done such miracles of valor, cavalry as well as infantry, since I had the honor to command them. By this dead-lift achievement I have seen what they can do.¡±

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F.¡±552 ¡°Frederick,¡± said Kaunitz, ¡°is old and broken. He can not live long. Having suffered so much, he has an absolute horror of war. We need not fear that he will again put his armies in motion.¡±
ONE:But that he was fully awake to his perils, and keenly felt his sufferings, is manifest from the following extract from another of his letters: ONE:During the previous summer, the philosopher Maupertuis, after weary wanderings in the languor of consumption, and in great dejection of spirits, had been stricken by convulsions while in his carriage at Basel. He had lost favor with the king, and was poor, friendless, and dying. His latter years had been imbittered by the venomous assaults of Voltaire.

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FORE:The king was doubtless informed of all that had occurred. They reached Manheim the next night. Keith was so terrified, fearing that his life would be the penalty, that he there threw himself upon his knees before the king, confessing all, and imploring pardon. The king, in tones of intense agitation, informed the vigilance trio that death would be their inevitable doom if they allowed the prince to escape. Thus far the prince had been nominally free. Those who occupied the carriage with him¡ªRochow, Waldau, and Buddenbrock¡ªhad assumed to be merely his traveling companions. Their office of guardship had been scrupulously concealed. But henceforth he was regarded and treated as a culprit in the custody of his jailers.
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FORE:¡°You are the first who have asked any favor of me on Silesian ground. Your request shall be granted.¡±
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FORE:Late in the fall of 1739 the health of Frederick William was so rapidly failing that it became manifest to all that his days on earth would soon be ended. He sat joylessly in his palace, listening to the moaning of the wind, the rustle of the falling leaves, and the pattering of the rain. His gloomy spirit was in accord with the melancholy days. More dreary storms darkened his turbid soul than those which wrecked the autumnal sky.256 It was now about noon. The sun shone brightly on the glistening snow. There was no wind. Twenty thousand peasants, armed and drilled as soldiers, were facing each other upon either side, to engage in mutual slaughter, with no animosity between them¡ªno cause of quarrel. It is one of the unrevealed mysteries of Providence that any one man should thus have it in his power to create such wide-spread death and misery. The Austrians had a splendid body of cavalry, eight thousand six hundred in number. Frederick had but about half as many horsemen. The Prussians had sixty pieces of artillery, the Austrians but eighteen.

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  • FORE:¡°Think of the sounds,¡± writes Carlyle, ¡°uttered from human windpipes, shrill with rage, some of them, hoarse others with ditto; of the vituperations, execrations, printed and vocal¡ªgrating harsh thunder upon Frederick and this new course of his. Huge melody of discords, shrieking, groaning, grinding on that topic through the afflicted universe in general.¡±¡°Indisputably enough to us, if not yet to Frederick, ¡®Reinsberg and Life to the Muses¡¯ are done. On a sudden, from the opposite side of the horizon, see miraculous Opportunity rushing hitherward; swift, terrible, clothed with lightning like a courser of the gods; dare you clutch him by the thunder-mane, and fling yourself upon him, and make for the Empyrean by that course rather? Be immediate about it, then; the time is now or never! No fair judge can blame the young man that he laid hold of the flaming Opportunity in this manner, and obeyed the new omen. To seize such an Opportunity and perilously mount upon it was the part of a young, magnanimous king, less sensible to the perils and more to the other considerations than one older would have been.¡± Donec sit amet ligula enim. Duis vel condimentum massa.

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¡°Of what did he die?¡± he coldly inquired of the messenger.They reached Milkau Tuesday night, the 20th. Here they were allowed one day of rest, and Frederick gave each soldier a gratuity of about fifteen cents. On Thursday the march was resumed, and the advance-guard of the army was rapidly gathered around Glogau, behind whose walls Count Wallis had posted his intrepid little garrison of a thousand men. Here Frederick encountered his first opposition. The works were found too strong to be carried by immediate assault, and Frederick had not yet brought forward his siege cannon. The following extracts from the correspondence which Frederick carried on at226 this time develop the state of public sentiment, and the views and character of the king. His friend Jordan, who had been left in Berlin, wrote to him as follows, under date of December 14, 1740, the day after the king left to place himself at the head of his army: Desperate Exertions of Frederick.¡ªAid from England.¡ªLimited Resources.¡ªOpening of the Campaign.¡ªDisgraceful Conduct of Voltaire.¡ªLetter to Voltaire.¡ªAn Act of Desperation.¡ªLetter to Count Finckenstein.¡ªFrankfort taken by the Prussians.¡ªTerrible Battle of Kunersdorf.¡ªAnguish of Frederick.¡ªThe Disastrous Retreat.¡ªMelancholy Dispatch.¡ªContemplating Suicide.¡ªCollecting the Wrecks of the Army.¡ªConsternation in Berlin.¡ªLetters to D¡¯Argens.¡ªWonderful Strategical Skill.¡ªLiterary Efforts of the King.THE TOBACCO PARLIAMENT.
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