Geschichte des königlich preußischen zweiten Infanterie, genannt Königs-Regiments
offers a detailed historical account of the Royal Prussian Second Infantry Regiment, also known as the King's Regiment. Spanning from its founding in 1677 to December 3, 1840, this book by Anton von Mach provides an in-depth look at the regiment's formation, development, and military activities. It is an invaluable resource for historians, military enthusiasts, and those interested in Prussian and German military history. The meticulous research and detailed narrative make it a significant contribution to the understanding of military organization and its role in shaping European history during this period.
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