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Frederick William II of Prussia (1744-1797)

James Boswell The people in Boswell's life - A-E - F-J - K-O - P-T - U-Z Ancestors FAQ Trivia Bibliography Biography News Multimedia Discussion forum About this site Guide to Abbreviations Other weblinks	Biography Frederick William II of Prussia. (1744-1797) (aka. Friedrich Wilhelm II) Son of Prince August William (1722-1758) of Prussia, and Louise Amalie (1722-1780) of Brunswick-Lüneburg. Nephew of Frederick II (1712-1786) the Great, who he succeeded as King of Prussia in 1786. He is mostly known today for having mis-managed the state of Prussia to an extent so that the economic and military power which Frederick II left him in 1786, had gone bankrupt and lost most of its military power by the time of his death in 1797. Life with James Boswell: Boswell was introduced to the future King by George Keith in Potsdam on July 3, 1764. External links: Frederick William II of Prussia - at Wikipedia This article was last updated at October 29 2006 21:57:45 CET Other links of possible interest	Other biographies that refer to Frederick William II of Prussia: Elisabeth Christine
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Frederick William II of Prussia (1744-1797)

James Boswell The people in Boswell's life - A-E - F-J - K-O - P-T - U-Z Ancestors FAQ Trivia Bibliography Biography News Multimedia Discussion forum About this site Guide to Abbreviations Other weblinks

Biography

Frederick William II of Prussia. (1744-1797) (aka. Friedrich Wilhelm II)

Son of Prince August William (1722-1758) of Prussia, and Louise Amalie (1722-1780) of Brunswick-Lüneburg. Nephew of Frederick II (1712-1786) the Great, who he succeeded as King of Prussia in 1786. He is mostly known today for having mis-managed the state of Prussia to an extent so that the economic and military power which Frederick II left him in 1786, had gone bankrupt and lost most of its military power by the time of his death in 1797.

Life with James Boswell:

Boswell was introduced to the future King by George Keith in Potsdam on July 3, 1764.

External links:

Frederick William II of Prussia - at Wikipedia

This article was last updated at October 29 2006 21:57:45 CET

Other links of possible interest

Other biographies that refer to Frederick William II of Prussia:

Elisabeth Christine

© 2004-2008 Thomas Frandzen. Read About this site for further info and disclaimer.

Please mail comments and corrections to webmaster@jamesboswell.info

This URL was last modified: June 01 2008 22:08:34.