The Life and Times of Louisa of Prussia (eBook)

L. Mühlbach (Autor)

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2022
596 Seiten
DigiCat (Verlag)
859-654739484-6 (EAN)

Infos

In "The Life and Times of Louisa of Prussia," L. Mühlbach masterfully intertwines historical fact and romantic narrative to provide a rich biographical portrayal of one of Prussia's most beloved queens. The book delves into the delicate interplay between royal duty and personal aspirations during a turbulent period in 19th-century Europe, characterized by war, political upheaval, and burgeoning nationalism. Mühlbach employs a vivid literary style, filled with lyrical descriptions and intimate characterizations, that brings to life the emotional landscape of Louisa's experiences, making historical figures resonate with modern readers. L. Mühlbach, a prolific author of historical novels, was motivated by a deep appreciation for the past and a desire to illuminate the forgotten stories of powerful women. Her background in literature and history enabled her to navigate the complexities of Louisa's life, from her marriage to King Frederick William III to her role as a cultural icon. Mühlbach's skill in blending scholarly research with imaginative storytelling reflects her commitment to portraying female agency in history, particularly in the context of the Prussian monarchy. This compelling biography offers readers not only an engrossing narrative but also a profound understanding of the socio-political dynamics of its era. It is highly recommended for anyone with an interest in royal history, women's studies, or the intricacies of personal sacrifice amidst public life.

Autor

L. Mühlbach was the nom de plume of Clara Mundt (1814–1873), a German author best known for her works in historical fiction. Her pseudonym became so celebrated that the personal identity behind it was almost eclipsed by the weight of the narratives she wove. Born in Neubrandenburg, Clara married Theodor Mundt, a literary critic and novelist, who inspired her literary aspirations. L. Mühlbach's writing style exhibited a blend of imagination and historical accuracy, breathing life into historical figures through her storytelling. 'The Life and Times of Louisa of Prussia' is a notable example of her talent, offering readers a rich tapestry of the events and personalities of the era, focusing on the beloved figure of Queen Louisa and her impactful role in German history. Her books are characterized by vivid characterization and an immersive narrative style that transported readers right into the heart of the epoch she described. Her body of work contributed significantly to the genre of historical fiction, making her one of the prominent authors of her time. Although not as widely remembered today, Mühlbach's novels were popular during her lifetime, captivating audiences with their historical detail and engaging prose.

Produkt-Details

• Erscheint lt. Verlag: 13.11.2022
• Übersetzer: L. Mühlbach
• Verlagsort: Prague
• Sprache: englisch
• Themenwelt: Literatur ► Biografien / Erfahrungsberichte
• Themenwelt: Literatur ► Historische Romane
• Schlagworte: 19th century historical novels • 19th century politics • Borodino • Court intrigue fiction • Danton • Dumas • European Historical Fiction • European political intrigue • German historical novel • henty • historical fiction narrative • Historical narrative style • historical romance novels • imperial court intrigues • iron mask • Josephine • Literary portrayal of resilience • L. Mühlbach historical novels • Louisa of Prussia books • Monarchy and femininity • Mühlbach historical novels • Napoleon and Love • napoleonic era biography • Nineteenth-century female figures • Prussian monarchy literature • Prussian royal biography • Prussian royalty portrayal • Queen Louisa's leadership • Queen Louisa's struggles • regal historical drama • Romantic era depiction • romanticized royal life • royal biographical fiction • royalty and rebellion • victorian era fiction • war and peace • Waterloo • William III • Women in History