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Autobiography in the days of Frederick the Great

Autobiography in the days of Frederick the Great

including the self-narratives of Rev. John Wesley, the founder of Methodism ; Carlo Goldoni, prince of Italian comedy writers ; Dr. Samuel Johnson, sturdiest of British scholars ; Wilhelmine of Baireuth, sister of Frederick the Great ; David Hume, chief of Scottish historians ; Frederick the Great, founder of Prussia's military empire ; and Jean Jacques Rousseau, the frankest and most famed autobiographers
Biography & MemoirHistory
Pages
424
Published
1918
Language
English

Synopsis

Discover the life and experiences of John Wesley, a pivotal figure, as he recounts his journey through the 18th century, a period marked by the reign of Frederick the Great. This autobiography offers a personal view into a time of significant historical and spiritual change. Readers will gain understanding of Wesley's influential life and the broader European landscape of his era.

Prose complexity
7/10

Vibe

InformativeReflectiveIntellectualThought-Provoking
Coming of Age

Genres

Biography & Memoir History

Authors

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Edwin Anderson Alderman

Edwin Anderson Alderman made significant contributions to education and literature. He is most recognized for his role in creating the monumental Library of Southern Literature, a vital resource for understanding the American South.