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1858
Thomas Carlyle
1858
A historical account written in the mid-19th century. The book delves into the life of Friedrich, the Crown Prince of Prussia, exploring themes of familial conflict, personal redemption, and the political turmoil of the era as it navigates the complexities of the young prince's character and his relationship with his father, King Friedrich Wilhelm. At the start of the book, the narrative focuses on the aftermath of a tragic incident involving the Crown Prince, where he grapples with his emotions and the repercussions of his actions. It introduces Chaplain Muller, who is tasked with guiding the troubled prince towards repentance and reconciliation with his father. The beginning provides a glimpse into Friedrich's internal struggles, showcasing his despair and the pressure to conform to his father's expectations. As the plot unfolds, Becker successfully mediates between the Prince and the King, setting the stage for a pivotal transformation in their relationship amidst wider historical contexts of war and statecraft.
