Oeuvres De Frédéric II: Roi De Prusse. Publiées Du Vivant De L'auteur: 1

This is the first volume of the collected works of Frederick II, King of Prussia, published during his lifetime. Known as Frederick the Great, he was a central figure in 18th-century European politics, a brilliant military strategist, and an enlightened monarch. This collection offers insights into his philosophical, political, and military thinking.

Written in French, the language of the Prussian court, these works reflect Frederick's wide-ranging intellectual interests and provide a valuable primary source for understanding the history of Prussia and the Enlightenment. This edition was once owned by John Adams, adding further historical significance to this important collection.

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