A Priceless Legacy, Franz Hausmann’s Letters to His Children, 1841–1856
7 Angebote vergleichen
Bester Preis: Fr. 3.03 (€ 3.10)¹ (vom 29.07.2016)1
A Priceless Legacy: Franz s Letters to His Children, 1841-1856 (2014)
EN NW EB DLISBN: 9781491749661 bzw. 1491749660, in Englisch, iUniverse, iUniverse, iUniverse, neu, E-Book, elektronischer Download.
Lieferung aus: Frankreich, in-stock.
Franz Hausmann reminisces with justifiable contentment on the life he's carved out for himself in nineteenth-century Bavaria. By the time he is writing to his children, he has already served honorably in the infantry-surviving the disastrous 1812 march into Russia as part of Napoleon's Grande Armée-obtained a university degree in government, and earned universal respect in his current career as an increasingly important royal counselor. A Priceless Legacy offers a collection of his poignant letters showing how Franz devoted all his spare energy to educating his eleven children-sending them to the best schools he can afford, penning words of advice to be kept as reference, and always encouraging them to become self-reliant, honorable, and devout members of society. Mostly leaving the girls to his wife's care, Franz focuses on the boys. They cause him many headaches and heartaches, but he calmly-and sternly-tries to steer them in the right direction. Franz's great-granddaughter Cynthia Joy Hausmann has translated these letters and provided useful background comments. After Franz's death in 1856, much of Europe went through a period of political and economic upheaval, causing half of Franz's children to seek their fortune in the United States, where their descendants still exemplify Franz's wise legacy. Portrait of Franz Hausmann as a civilian official, ca. 1830. He still proudly displays the red ribbon and white cross of the French Legion of Honor, which Napoleon awarded him in 1812.
Franz Hausmann reminisces with justifiable contentment on the life he's carved out for himself in nineteenth-century Bavaria. By the time he is writing to his children, he has already served honorably in the infantry-surviving the disastrous 1812 march into Russia as part of Napoleon's Grande Armée-obtained a university degree in government, and earned universal respect in his current career as an increasingly important royal counselor. A Priceless Legacy offers a collection of his poignant letters showing how Franz devoted all his spare energy to educating his eleven children-sending them to the best schools he can afford, penning words of advice to be kept as reference, and always encouraging them to become self-reliant, honorable, and devout members of society. Mostly leaving the girls to his wife's care, Franz focuses on the boys. They cause him many headaches and heartaches, but he calmly-and sternly-tries to steer them in the right direction. Franz's great-granddaughter Cynthia Joy Hausmann has translated these letters and provided useful background comments. After Franz's death in 1856, much of Europe went through a period of political and economic upheaval, causing half of Franz's children to seek their fortune in the United States, where their descendants still exemplify Franz's wise legacy. Portrait of Franz Hausmann as a civilian official, ca. 1830. He still proudly displays the red ribbon and white cross of the French Legion of Honor, which Napoleon awarded him in 1812.
2
A Priceless Legacy (2014)
EN NW EB DLISBN: 9781491749661 bzw. 1491749660, in Englisch, iUniverse, iUniverse, iUniverse, neu, E-Book, elektronischer Download.
Lieferung aus: Frankreich, in-stock.
Franz Hausmann reminisces with justifiable contentment on the life he's carved out for himself in nineteenth-century Bavaria. By the time he is writing to his children, he has already served honorably in the infantry-surviving the disastrous 1812 march into Russia as part of Napoleon's Grande Armée-obtained a university degree in government, and earned universal respect in his current career as an increasingly important royal counselor. A Priceless Legacy offers a collection of his poignant letters showing how Franz devoted all his spare energy to educating his eleven children-sending them to the best schools he can afford, penning words of advice to be kept as reference, and always encouraging them to become self-reliant, honorable, and devout members of society. Mostly leaving the girls to his wife's care, Franz focuses on the boys. They cause him many headaches and heartaches, but he calmly-and sternly-tries to steer them in the right direction. Franz's great-granddaughter Cynthia Joy Hausmann has translated these letters and provided useful background comments. After Franz's death in 1856, much of Europe went through a period of political and economic upheaval, causing half of Franz's children to seek their fortune in the United States, where their descendants still exemplify Franz's wise legacy. Portrait of Franz Hausmann as a civilian official, ca. 1830. He still proudly displays the red ribbon and white cross of the French Legion of Honor, which Napoleon awarded him in 1812.
Franz Hausmann reminisces with justifiable contentment on the life he's carved out for himself in nineteenth-century Bavaria. By the time he is writing to his children, he has already served honorably in the infantry-surviving the disastrous 1812 march into Russia as part of Napoleon's Grande Armée-obtained a university degree in government, and earned universal respect in his current career as an increasingly important royal counselor. A Priceless Legacy offers a collection of his poignant letters showing how Franz devoted all his spare energy to educating his eleven children-sending them to the best schools he can afford, penning words of advice to be kept as reference, and always encouraging them to become self-reliant, honorable, and devout members of society. Mostly leaving the girls to his wife's care, Franz focuses on the boys. They cause him many headaches and heartaches, but he calmly-and sternly-tries to steer them in the right direction. Franz's great-granddaughter Cynthia Joy Hausmann has translated these letters and provided useful background comments. After Franz's death in 1856, much of Europe went through a period of political and economic upheaval, causing half of Franz's children to seek their fortune in the United States, where their descendants still exemplify Franz's wise legacy. Portrait of Franz Hausmann as a civilian official, ca. 1830. He still proudly displays the red ribbon and white cross of the French Legion of Honor, which Napoleon awarded him in 1812.
3
A Priceless Legacy - Franz HausmannS Letters to His Children, 18411856 (1856)
~EN NW EB DLISBN: 9781491749661 bzw. 1491749660, vermutlich in Englisch, Iuniverse, neu, E-Book, elektronischer Download.
Lieferung aus: Deutschland, Versandkostenfrei.
A Priceless Legacy: Franz Hausmann reminisces with justifiable contentment on the life hes carved out for himself in nineteenth-century Bavaria. By the time he is writing to his children, he has already served honorably in the infantrysurviving the disastrous 1812 march into Russia as part of Napoleons Grande Armeobtained a university degree in government, and earned universal respect in his current career as an increasingly important royal counselor. A Priceless Legacy offers a collection of his poignant letters showing how Franz devoted all his spare energy to educating his eleven childrensending them to the best schools he can afford, penning words of advice to be kept as reference, and always encouraging them to become self-reliant, honorable, and devout members of society. Mostly leaving the girls to his wifes care, Franz focuses on the boys. They cause him many headaches and heartaches, but he calmlyand sternlytries to steer them in the right direction. Franzs great-granddaughter Cynthia Joy Hausmann has translated these letters and provided useful background comments. After Franzs death in 1856, much of Europe went through a period of political and economic upheaval, causing half of Franzs children to seek their fortune in the United States, where their descendants still exemplify Franzs wise legacy. Portrait of Franz Hausmann as a civilian official, ca. 1830. He still proudly displays the red ribbon and white cross of the French Legion of Honor, which Napoleon awarded him in 1812, Englisch, Ebook.
A Priceless Legacy: Franz Hausmann reminisces with justifiable contentment on the life hes carved out for himself in nineteenth-century Bavaria. By the time he is writing to his children, he has already served honorably in the infantrysurviving the disastrous 1812 march into Russia as part of Napoleons Grande Armeobtained a university degree in government, and earned universal respect in his current career as an increasingly important royal counselor. A Priceless Legacy offers a collection of his poignant letters showing how Franz devoted all his spare energy to educating his eleven childrensending them to the best schools he can afford, penning words of advice to be kept as reference, and always encouraging them to become self-reliant, honorable, and devout members of society. Mostly leaving the girls to his wifes care, Franz focuses on the boys. They cause him many headaches and heartaches, but he calmlyand sternlytries to steer them in the right direction. Franzs great-granddaughter Cynthia Joy Hausmann has translated these letters and provided useful background comments. After Franzs death in 1856, much of Europe went through a period of political and economic upheaval, causing half of Franzs children to seek their fortune in the United States, where their descendants still exemplify Franzs wise legacy. Portrait of Franz Hausmann as a civilian official, ca. 1830. He still proudly displays the red ribbon and white cross of the French Legion of Honor, which Napoleon awarded him in 1812, Englisch, Ebook.
4
A Priceless Legacy, Franz Hausmann’s Letters to His Children, 1841–1856 (2015)
EN NW EBISBN: 9781491749661 bzw. 1491749660, in Englisch, Iuniverse, neu, E-Book.
Lieferung aus: Niederlande, Direct beschikbaar.
bol.com.
Franz Hausmann reminisces with justifiable contentment on the life he’s carved out for himself in nineteenth-century Bavaria. By the time he is writing to his children, he has already served honorably in the infantry—surviving the disastrous 1812 march into Russia as part of Napoleon’s Grande Armée—obtained a university degree in government, and earned universal respect in his current career as an increasingly important royal counselor. A Priceless Legacy offers a collection of his poignant lett... Franz Hausmann reminisces with justifiable contentment on the life he’s carved out for himself in nineteenth-century Bavaria. By the time he is writing to his children, he has already served honorably in the infantry—surviving the disastrous 1812 march into Russia as part of Napoleon’s Grande Armée—obtained a university degree in government, and earned universal respect in his current career as an increasingly important royal counselor. A Priceless Legacy offers a collection of his poignant letters showing how Franz devoted all his spare energy to educating his eleven children—sending them to the best schools he can afford, penning words of advice to be kept as reference, and always encouraging them to become self-reliant, honorable, and devout members of society. Mostly leaving the girls to his wife’s care, Franz focuses on the boys. They cause him many headaches and heartaches, but he calmly—and sternly—tries to steer them in the right direction. Franz’s great-granddaughter Cynthia Joy Hausmann has translated these letters and provided useful background comments. After Franz’s death in 1856, much of Europe went through a period of political and economic upheaval, causing half of Franz’s children to seek their fortune in the United States, where their descendants still exemplify Franz’s wise legacy. Portrait of Franz Hausmann as a civilian official, ca. 1830. He still proudly displays the red ribbon and white cross of the French Legion of Honor, which Napoleon awarded him in 1812Soort: Met illustraties;Taal: Engels;Formaat: ePub met kopieerbeveiliging (DRM) van Adobe;Kopieerrechten: Het kopiëren van (delen van) de pagina's is niet toegestaan ;Geschikt voor: Alle e-readers te koop bij bol.com (of compatible met Adobe DRM). Telefoons/tablets met Google Android (1.6 of hoger) voorzien van bol.com boekenbol app. PC en Mac met Adobe reader software;Verschijningsdatum: juni 2015;ISBN10: 1491749660;ISBN13: 9781491749661; Engelstalig | Ebook | 2015.
bol.com.
Franz Hausmann reminisces with justifiable contentment on the life he’s carved out for himself in nineteenth-century Bavaria. By the time he is writing to his children, he has already served honorably in the infantry—surviving the disastrous 1812 march into Russia as part of Napoleon’s Grande Armée—obtained a university degree in government, and earned universal respect in his current career as an increasingly important royal counselor. A Priceless Legacy offers a collection of his poignant lett... Franz Hausmann reminisces with justifiable contentment on the life he’s carved out for himself in nineteenth-century Bavaria. By the time he is writing to his children, he has already served honorably in the infantry—surviving the disastrous 1812 march into Russia as part of Napoleon’s Grande Armée—obtained a university degree in government, and earned universal respect in his current career as an increasingly important royal counselor. A Priceless Legacy offers a collection of his poignant letters showing how Franz devoted all his spare energy to educating his eleven children—sending them to the best schools he can afford, penning words of advice to be kept as reference, and always encouraging them to become self-reliant, honorable, and devout members of society. Mostly leaving the girls to his wife’s care, Franz focuses on the boys. They cause him many headaches and heartaches, but he calmly—and sternly—tries to steer them in the right direction. Franz’s great-granddaughter Cynthia Joy Hausmann has translated these letters and provided useful background comments. After Franz’s death in 1856, much of Europe went through a period of political and economic upheaval, causing half of Franz’s children to seek their fortune in the United States, where their descendants still exemplify Franz’s wise legacy. Portrait of Franz Hausmann as a civilian official, ca. 1830. He still proudly displays the red ribbon and white cross of the French Legion of Honor, which Napoleon awarded him in 1812Soort: Met illustraties;Taal: Engels;Formaat: ePub met kopieerbeveiliging (DRM) van Adobe;Kopieerrechten: Het kopiëren van (delen van) de pagina's is niet toegestaan ;Geschikt voor: Alle e-readers te koop bij bol.com (of compatible met Adobe DRM). Telefoons/tablets met Google Android (1.6 of hoger) voorzien van bol.com boekenbol app. PC en Mac met Adobe reader software;Verschijningsdatum: juni 2015;ISBN10: 1491749660;ISBN13: 9781491749661; Engelstalig | Ebook | 2015.
5
A Priceless Legacy: Franz s Letters to His Children, 1841-1856
EN NWISBN: 9781491749678 bzw. 1491749679, in Englisch, Iuniverse, neu.
Lieferung aus: Kanada, In Stock, plus shipping.
Cynthia Joy Hausmann, Books, Biography and Memoir, A Priceless Legacy: Franz Hausmann's Letters to His Children, 1841-1856, A Priceless Legacy: Franz Hausmann's Letters to His Children, 1841-1856.
Cynthia Joy Hausmann, Books, Biography and Memoir, A Priceless Legacy: Franz Hausmann's Letters to His Children, 1841-1856, A Priceless Legacy: Franz Hausmann's Letters to His Children, 1841-1856.
6
A Priceless Legacy: Franz s Letters to His Children, 1841-1856
EN PB NWISBN: 9781491749678 bzw. 1491749679, in Englisch, iUniverse, Incorporated, Taschenbuch, neu.
Lieferung aus: Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika, In Stock.
Die Beschreibung dieses Angebotes ist von geringer Qualität oder in einer Fremdsprache. Trotzdem anzeigen
Die Beschreibung dieses Angebotes ist von geringer Qualität oder in einer Fremdsprache. Trotzdem anzeigen
Lade…