Frederick the Great; Or, Love and Majesty: an Historical Drama, Etc

Frederick the Great; Or, Love and Majesty was published in the late 19th century by De Bonneville Randolph Keim, a prolific writer and journalist known for his detailed historical accounts and travelogues. The work is a historical drama centered on the life and reign of Frederick II of Prussia, a figure who captured the Victorian imagination as an archetype of Enlightenment-era leadership and military genius.

The drama reflects the era's fascination with biographical stage plays that sought to humanize distant historical figures by layering their political maneuvers with romantic or personal narrative arcs. As an author, Keim focused on accessible, patriotic, and educational historical narratives, though this particular dramatic work remains a niche item within his broader body of government-related and historical bibliography.