Explore the rural and urban landscape of the Electorate of Brandenburg and the Mark of Brandenburg in the mid-18th century, through the eyes of Carl IV and his renowned councilor, Ewald Friedrich von Hertzberg. This book offers a comprehensive survey of the region's people, places and institutions, from agriculture, industry and trade to religion, law and politics, and provides a unique insight into the challenges and opportunities facing one of the most important territories of Prussia.

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