Frederick the Great On Kingcraft
Frederick the Great On Kingcraft
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After two campaigns I changed this severity into mildness. I had only deserters in my army. I could neither feed nor maintain them properly, and I was obliged to pay them in depreciated currency. I saw the necessity of attaching them to me in some way or other. With this object, I tried to instil joviality into them. I gave them freedom in marauding. I appeared to be pleased when they carried away the roof of a house to warm themselves with, and I neglected nothing which would give them a good ...opinion of themselves. I shut my eyes to many little acts of remissness in the service, and punishments were very light. When a regiment went a little too far I used to send it to Saxony, and my brother Henry, who was entrusted with the secret, restored it to order, for his army was only one of observation.
Your chief object, my dear nephew, must be to form good officers and good generals, therefore you must establish for yourself a plan of discipline, and still more of conduct, with them. As for me, this is what I have done up to now.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After two campaigns I changed this severity into mildness. I had only deserters in my army. I could neither feed nor maintain them properly, and I was obliged to pay them in depreciated currency. I saw the necessity of attaching them to me in some way or other. With this object, I tried to instil joviality into them. I gave them freedom in marauding. I appeared to be pleased when they carried away the roof of a house to warm themselves with, and I neglected nothing which would give them a good ...opinion of themselves. I shut my eyes to many little acts of remissness in the service, and punishments were very light. When a regiment went a little too far I used to send it to Saxony, and my brother Henry, who was entrusted with the secret, restored it to order, for his army was only one of observation.
Your chief object, my dear nephew, must be to form good officers and good generals, therefore you must establish for yourself a plan of discipline, and still more of conduct, with them. As for me, this is what I have done up to now.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James William Whittall to read onlineMoreLess
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