History of Friedrich II of Prussia — Volume 13
The volume chronicles the opening Silesian conflict, interweaving battlefield campaigns, sieges, and a Moravian foray with intense diplomatic maneuvering among European courts. It follows energetic field operations that seize and feint at strategic towns, records a decisive pitched engagement at Chotusitz, and ends with a negotiated settlement at Breslau. Alongside military narrative, the text scrutinizes courtly negotiation, British and French interventions, and Viennese obstruction and complacency, alternating tactical description with portraits of diplomacy and leadership to show how military initiative and political hesitancy together shaped the early course and resolution of the war.
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The volume chronicles the opening Silesian conflict, interweaving battlefield campaigns, sieges, and a Moravian foray with intense diplomatic maneuvering among European courts. It follows energetic field operations that seize and feint at strategic towns, records a decisive pitched engagement at Chotusitz, and ends with a negotiated settlement at Breslau. Alongside military narrative, the text scrutinizes courtly negotiation, British and French interventions, and Viennese obstruction and complacency, alternating tactical description with portraits of diplomacy and leadership to show how military initiative and political hesitancy together shaped the early course and resolution of the war.
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