This book explores the relationship between Frederick the Great, the king of Prussia, and the American revolutionaries during the late 18th century. The author analyzes Frederick's political and military strategies, his attitude towards the American cause, and his impact on the outcome of the revolution. Through the study of primary sources and historical context, this book offers a fresh perspective on a pivotal period in world history. Readers interested in European and American history, military history, or political science will find this book enlightening.

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