Fear not readers, we hadn’t somehow forgotten that Frederick is in possession of a chapeau that could have gotten him out of prison easily. We just figured that the best time to do some prison gags was whle Frederick was unaware of the extent of the chapeau’s abilities and limitations.
Not to say that Frederick is all of a sudden aware of the full extent of what the chapeau can and can’t do.
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Flappers and Socialists and monarchs! Oh my! In today’s episode, the ghost of Eugene Debs shows our heroes the way out of the poke, but will the price be too great?
– The Scholars
Oh, British foodstuffs….
Perhaps you make for too easy a punchline.
Of course, Newton is exaggerating here. Debs was the Socialist candidate, not the Communist candidate.
Potsdam, the capital of Brandenburg, was more or less a joyless mudhole when Frederick the Great came to power. By the time he left, he had transformed it into a joyless mudhole with slightly more Rococo buildings than normal.
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– Count Dolby von Luckner