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The narrative explores the profound realization of a character who aspires to greatness through music, recognizing that true achievement requires complete dedication to his art. This commitment demands prioritizing his passion above all personal relationships and worldly pleasures, leading him to confront the stark, isolating truth of artistic ambition. The imagery of the eagle symbolizes both the heights of creative aspiration and the accompanying loneliness, evoking a powerful emotional response as he grapples with the sacrifices necessary for his dreams.

The narrative offers a captivating blend of biography and romance, exploring the life of Mozart through a richly detailed lens. It delves into his musical genius, personal struggles, and relationships, providing insight into the man behind the music. This reprint preserves the original 1868 edition's essence, inviting readers to experience the historical context and emotional depth of Mozart's journey.

The peace of Nymwegen had strengthened anew the power of Louis XIV, King of France. He now stood before the world victorious and more powerful and greater than ever, while on the one hand his century greeted him with acclamations, and on the other curses and imprecations followed him. For more than half a century the predominating influence of this powerful and ambitious king was felt in European affairs... This historical novel of Heribert Rau brings uns to the court of the French king Louis XIV as well as into the at this time still German imperial city of Strassburg, just before it had to capitulate, surrounded by French troops...

Featuring a facsimile reprint of a scarce antiquarian work, this edition preserves the original's cultural significance while acknowledging its imperfections, such as marks and flawed pages. The commitment to making this literature accessible reflects a dedication to protecting and promoting important historical texts in modern, high-quality formats.