"Nor that weak-willed Frederick-William III or his Francophile minister Haugwitz together with the Peace Party at Potsdam might have found it impossible to accept the new proposal, angered though they allready were by Napoleon's plans for Germany. But this was wholly unacceptable to the King's beautiful and strong-minded spouse, Queen Louise, who headed the so-called War Party at court that included the Gallophobic Karl Hardenburg and two senior generals, the aged Duke of Brunswick and Prince Hohenlohe."- David Chandler, Jena 1806
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