He was the complete opposite of his skeptical, flute-playing, philosophe-courting son, Frederick the great. His father believed his son to be "an effeminate chap who has no manly leanings." The father relaxed by drinking beer and smoking a pipe with friends, while his son wrote symphonies and concertos. ...
- In an attempt to rationalize her love for her father's archenemy's son, she discredits the power that a name can hold. ... His father, Louis Bonaparte, was the king of Holland (1806-1810) and his uncle, his father's brother, was the Emperor Napoleon I of France. ... It was his mother who taught her son about the glories of the great Napoleon. ... The title of Napoleon II went to Napoleon's son, who had died years earlier. ...
Philosophers as the father of liberal theory John Locke spread a body of ideas of reform to lead French people through the liberty path and make them believe there was a chance for a better life. ... People have died, others were captured, parents lost their sons in different wars, many souls were killed and man had to suffer the most cuel treatments. ...
