Delve into the captivating life of George Keith, the last Earl Marischall of Scotland, in the second volume of Edith E. Cuthell's biography, "The Scottish Friend of Frederic the Great." This meticulously researched account explores Keith's remarkable journey from Scottish nobility to a trusted confidant and advisor of Prussia's iconic King, Frederic the Great. Volume 2 continues to chronicle Keith's influential role in Prussian affairs, providing a fascinating glimpse into the political and intellectual landscape of 18th-century Europe. Discover the enduring friendship between a Scottish exile and one of history's most celebrated monarchs, set against the backdrop of war, diplomacy, and enlightenment.

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