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History of Friedrich II. of Prussia
Vol. IX. (of XXI.)

CHAPTER X
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Few volunteers are more interested than the Crown-Prince.

Watching the great War-theatre uncurtain itself in this manner, from Dantzig down to Naples; and what his own share in it shall be: this, much more than his Marriage, I suppose, has occupied his thoughts since that event.

Here out of Ruppin, dating six or seven weeks before the march of the Ten Thousand, is a small sign, one among many, of his outlooks in this matter.

Small Note to his Cousin, Margraf Heinrich, the ill-behaved Margraf, much his comrade, who is always falling into scrapes; and whom he has just, not without difficulty, got delivered out of something of the kind.

[_OEuvres de Frederic,_ xxvii.


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