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Eyo help a gi*l out, have some Old Fritz biography recommendations? ------------------------- sorry for the late response! i tried answering this at school but figured it’d be better to do it at home so i cant tell you book anyways, let’s get ~fritzy!~ and ignore each books uncreative title Imo, the best Fritz bio to date. He doesn’t skirt around his homose*uality, goes into a decent about of detail on his relationship with his key siblings (Wilhelmina, Henry, and Wilhelm), and does an excellent job at dealing with the foreign policy! He goes in-depth on the thoughts and motivations of Fritz’s foils in the other courts. So far, he’s been the only Fritz biographer to do justice to Maria Theresa and capture her as a full fledged person who justifiably reacted to Fritz’s advances on ‘her’ territory (we’re ignoring that Silesia’s really Polish and we’ll keep doing that with all of Poland for another 100yrs or so lol). I also enjoy his points on why the English were such fair-weather allies during the Seven Years War and why they became especially frigid when George III rose to power - all the most striking when you realize how many pubs are named after him (pretty sure ‘King of Prussia’ is most British population. And his detail of the wacky misadventures of Fritz’s bff Peter III and the anxiety in the Russian and Prussian courts when Catherine came to power. He does a solid job with France too, but that stands out less due to my own bias (half-English and love German history? I’m not gonna love the Frogs, especially when they were starting sh*t).  It really only has two big flaws to me. Asprey is a military man by nature - in fact, his other histories are on various wars and battle tactics! - so he puts in great detail to the important battles throughout Fritz’s career (he doesn’t pay much attention to the War of Bavarian Succession, which I’m eternally grateful for). While I’m happy with how much he spent time on foreign policy, he’s