Berlin And Sans-Souci An Historical Romance Book II - Muhlbach, L.
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Berlin and Sans Souci or Frederick the great and his friends: An historical romance Book II examines the hidden ambitions and intellectual pursuits behind courtly elegance in 18th-century Prussia. The narrative shifts attention from monarchical grandeur to the lives of those who orbit the throne, revealing how desire, curiosity, and status intersect in subtle acts of influence. Individuals of seemingly minor rank shape the atmosphere through their speculative dialogues and quiet schemes, offering a layered perspective on power. The depiction of mysticism and alchemical dreams among royal…mehr

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Berlin and Sans Souci or Frederick the great and his friends: An historical romance Book II examines the hidden ambitions and intellectual pursuits behind courtly elegance in 18th-century Prussia. The narrative shifts attention from monarchical grandeur to the lives of those who orbit the throne, revealing how desire, curiosity, and status intersect in subtle acts of influence. Individuals of seemingly minor rank shape the atmosphere through their speculative dialogues and quiet schemes, offering a layered perspective on power. The depiction of mysticism and alchemical dreams among royal secretaries is not merely whimsical but symbolic of the hunger for transformation both material and personal within a tightly structured society. The use of wit and irony emphasizes the distance between what is said and what is meant, exposing the delicacy of navigating royal favor. Personal longing and philosophical inquiry push against the constraints of role and duty, showing a court full of competing minds rather than obedient subjects. The gardens, salons, and hidden chambers of the palace become places where political and emotional dramas unfold without open confrontation, allowing conflict to develop through tone, gesture, and unspoken rivalry.
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Louise Muhlbach, the pen name of Clara Mundt (1814-1873), was a prolific German author renowned for her historical novels. Born on January 2, 1814, in Neubrandenburg, Mecklenburg-Schwerin, Germany, she married Theodore Mundt, a literary critic and author. This marriage significantly influenced her literary career, providing her with access to intellectual circles and literary discussions of the time. M hlbach is best known for her novels that vividly depict 18th-century and 19th-century European history. She adeptly blended historical facts with fictionalized personal drama, making her works both engaging and accessible. Some of her most notable novels include "Joseph II and His Court," "Frederick the Great and His Court," "Marie Antoinette and Her Son," and "Old Fritz and the New Era." These novels often focused on significant historical figures and events, bringing them to life through vivid characterizations and intricate plots. M hlbach s novels are characterized by rich historical detail, though she often took creative liberties with facts for dramatic effect. Her works reflect the intellectual currents of her time, particularly the influences of the Enlightenment and Romanticism. She emphasized themes of individualism, heroism, and the complexities of historical change.