Nixon, Mima, illustrator, Calthrop, Dion Clayton, 1878-1937 · London: A. & C. Black, Ltd. · leaf 307
hich heslept. At the other end of the building are therooms which were occupied by Voltaire, oncethe most intimate and favoured friend ofFrederick the Great, and then, after they hadquarrelled, his bitter and malicious enemy. Thefurniture of the sitting-room shows that Frederickhimself was not… … -Mi!a*lN ■ Jt»i5J5 Jl- J The Palace, Sans Souci GERMANY The Mill of Sans Souci^ Potsdam NEAR TO THE SITE chosen by Frederickthe Great for his Country Cottage ofSans Souci there stood a flour-mill, which hadbeen in the possession of its owner and hisforbears for a long period. Frederick wantedthe…
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