This fascinating biography explores the religious beliefs and moral convictions of King Frederick William III of Prussia. Drawing on primary sources and historical documents, Rulemann Friedrich Eylert and J. Birch provide a comprehensive portrait of this influential monarch and his impact on German history. Perfect for scholars of theology, history, and political science, this book offers a unique perspective on the intersections of religion and politics in nineteenth-century Europe.

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