Seven Years at the Prussian Court

This first-hand account of life in the Prussian court in the late 19th century is a fascinating glimpse into the world of European royalty and diplomacy. Edith Keen, an American woman who married into a Prussian aristocratic family, provides vivid descriptions of court life, social events, and political intrigues, as well as her personal struggles as a foreigner in a rigid and hierarchical society. With its blend of history, memoir, and social commentary, this book is a unique and engrossing read.
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