📔 History of Friedrich II. of Prussia, Called Frederick the Great
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He is become a mere enchanted simulacrum of a Duke; bewitched under worse than Thessalian spells; without faculty of willing, except as she wills; his People and he the plaything of this Circe or Hecate, that has got hold of him.
It is one among their many greater advantages from this surprisal of the enemy, and sudden topsy-turvying of his plans.
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1858
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2