The foundations of Germany
Subtitle: a documentary account revealing the causes of her strength, wealth and efficiency
By: by J. Ellis Barker ...
Contributors: Frederick II, King of Prussia, 1712-1786.
Publisher: Smith, Elder & Co.
Published: 1916
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 280
Subjects: Germany.; Germany -- Politics and government.
Notes: Reprinted in part from the Nineteenth century and after, the Contemporary Review and the Fortnightly Review.
Table of contents: title: The foundations of Germany's strength, wealth, and efficiency.; title: The foundations of Germany's diplomacy.; title: The policy of Bismarck and of William II.; title: The foundations of German education, and of the national character.; title: The Germany Army and the General staff.; title: The causes of the war.; title: Germany and Turkey.; title: The German Colonial Empire.; title: The most important Prussian state papers: Frederick the Great's political testament of 1776 (Exposé du gouvernement prussien, &c.). Introductory chapter of Frederick the Great's posthumous memoirs (Histoire de mon temps), written for the guidance of his successors. Frederick the Great's memoir on government and on the duties of sovereigns (Essai sur les formes de gouvernement, &c.). Frederick the Great's directions for the education of princes (Instruction au major Borcke). Frederick the Great's instructions in case of his death in battle, defeat, or capture.; title: Index.