Frederick the Great And the United States a Paper Read Before the Pennsylvania
Frederick the Great And the United States a Paper Read Before the Pennsylvania
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23 to arrange for transport of the troops. After a long delay a way out was found, but with all this, the troops that left Anspach in October reached New York only in the next September. Later Frederick withdrew his objections and allowed free passage, but the Zerbst regiment had even harder fortune, with loss of men in its roundabout journey, and practically never even entered into active cam paigning. The result of Frederick s policy was practically equal to a new ally for Washington, giving ...him time for restoring his waning strength and overcome his failing fortunes so that even without wishing to do so, the King of Prussia had rendered the republican chief a great ser vice. That Frederick the Great followed with great in terest and close attention the course of events in America, is clear from his repeated requests for information from the Lees and other representatives of America in Europe, but his first and most important aim was the protection of his own kingdom and to that he sacrificed both his hos tility to Great Britain and his benevolent interest in America.
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23 to arrange for transport of the troops. After a long delay a way out was found, but with all this, the troops that left Anspach in October reached New York only in the next September. Later Frederick withdrew his objections and allowed free passage, but the Zerbst regiment had even harder fortune, with loss of men in its roundabout journey, and practically never even entered into active cam paigning. The result of Frederick s policy was practically equal to a new ally for Washington, giving ...him time for restoring his waning strength and overcome his failing fortunes so that even without wishing to do so, the King of Prussia had rendered the republican chief a great ser vice. That Frederick the Great followed with great in terest and close attention the course of events in America, is clear from his repeated requests for information from the Lees and other representatives of America in Europe, but his first and most important aim was the protection of his own kingdom and to that he sacrificed both his hos tility to Great Britain and his benevolent interest in America.
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