=Memoirs of the Queens of Prussia.= By EMMA WILLSHER ATKINSON. This work especially includes the period between 1701, the date of Frederic the First's assumption of the title of King, and the present time, and is intended to describe the lives, and as much as can be ascertained of the private history of the six Princesses who bore the titles of Queens of Prussia during that period. Demy 8vo, price 10s. 6d. cloth.
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