Frederick the Great And the Seven Years War
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Three times three!' There was the greatest enthusiasm as Frederick rode up and down the line, shaking hands with this and that old graybeard and addressing a kindly word to everyone. On this occasion the old gren- [in] ^FREDERICK THE GREATS adiers were smoking wretched tobacco in their stub pipes right under his nose. An officer, who knew his dislike of tobacco, said to them, " Step back a little. His Majesty cannot endure tobacco smoke. " " No, children, stay where you are, " replied the King,... with a kindly smile. " I don't mind the smell. " He was thus gracious to his soldiers for it was well known that he was averse to tobacco all his life and in this and other ways was constantly manifesting his regard for them.
The loss of life at Torgau was very great on both sides. The Austrians lost twenty thousand men beside fifty-five cannon and twenty-seven standards, and the Prussians suffered almost as severely. Frederick, writing about it to a friend, said : "We have just defeated the Austrians.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Three times three!' There was the greatest enthusiasm as Frederick rode up and down the line, shaking hands with this and that old graybeard and addressing a kindly word to everyone. On this occasion the old gren- [in] ^FREDERICK THE GREATS adiers were smoking wretched tobacco in their stub pipes right under his nose. An officer, who knew his dislike of tobacco, said to them, " Step back a little. His Majesty cannot endure tobacco smoke. " " No, children, stay where you are, " replied the King,... with a kindly smile. " I don't mind the smell. " He was thus gracious to his soldiers for it was well known that he was averse to tobacco all his life and in this and other ways was constantly manifesting his regard for them.
The loss of life at Torgau was very great on both sides. The Austrians lost twenty thousand men beside fifty-five cannon and twenty-seven standards, and the Prussians suffered almost as severely. Frederick, writing about it to a friend, said : "We have just defeated the Austrians.
What to read after Frederick the Great And the Seven Years War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ferdinand Schrader to read onlineMoreLess
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