Second Hand Bibliographie Friedrich Wilhelm I.
Schrifttum von 1688 bis 2005
Author : Gabriele Jochums
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Condition
Very good condition. The decorated blue cloth boards show light rubbing, minor surface marking and small signs of wear around the edges and corners. The silver lettering, borders and cover designs remain bright and clear. No dust jacket is present.
There is a handwritten price and brief notation in black ink on the front free endpaper. The binding appears sound and the pages examined are clean and bright, with no further inscriptions, annotations or highlighting visible. Please refer to the supplied photographs for the book’s exact condition.
Details
General - Pages : 230 | Images : one black-and-white portrait/illustration | Publisher : Selbstverlag des Geheimen Staatsarchivs Preußischer Kulturbesitz | Place of Publication : Berlin, Germany | Language : German
Hardback - Year of Publication : 2005 | Edition : First edition | Size : 215mm x 157mm | ISBN : 3923579071
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A comprehensive German-language bibliography of Friedrich Wilhelm I of Prussia, covering publications issued between 1688 and 2005. Compiled by Gabriele Jochums, the volume records approximately 1,200 works concerning the king’s life, personality, family and reign, including sources relating to Brandenburg-Prussia, government, administration, military affairs, court life and the development of the “Soldier King” in historical and literary writing.
The bibliography is arranged by subject and includes sections devoted to correspondence, testaments, biographies, the crown-prince period, the reign from 1713 to 1740, personality and family, visual representations and literary treatments. Indexes of people, places and authors are provided, together with an appendix reproducing Gustav Wallat’s study of historians, memoirs and literature concerning Friedrich Wilhelm I. An important specialist reference for research into Prussian, German and eighteenth-century military and political history.
