Description - Oeuvres du philosophe de Sans-Souci. Volume 1 of 2 by King of Prussia Frederick II
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British Library
T128249
Sans-Souci was the palace of Frederick II. The titlepage is a cancel. With a half-title. In three parts. Imprint to parts 2 and 3: Au donjon du chateau. Avec privilege d'Apollon. 1760. Probably printed in the Netherlands.
Potsdam: et se trouve a Londres, chez C.G. Seyffert, 1760. 308, [2];171, [3];78p.; 12�
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�loge Du Prince Henri Par S.M. Le Roi de Prusse, Et Lu Par Son Ordre Dans Une Assembl�e Extraordinaire de l'Academie Des Sciences de Berlin.
Correspondence. Letters Between Frederic II. and M. Jordan. Translated from the French by Thomas Holcroft.
Memoirs Of The House Of Brandenburg: From The Earliest Accounts, To The Death Of Frederic I. King Of Prussia: To Which Are Added Four Dissertations, I. On Superstition And Religion. Ii. On Manners, Customs, Industry, And The Progress Of The Human Understanding In The Arts And Sciences. Iii. O
