The Confessions of the Celebrated Countess of Lichtenau, Late Mrs. Rietz
Now Confined in the Fortress of Gloglau as a State-prisoner

The Confessions of the Celebrated Countess of Lichtenau, Late Mrs. Rietz Now Confined in the Fortress of Gloglau as a State-prisoner

by Heinrich Husen, Richard B--t--n, Wilhelmine Enke

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Lichtenau, Wilhelmine Enke, Gräfin Lichtenau, 1752-1820; Prussia (Germany) -- History -- Frederick William II, 1786-1797 -- Biography

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