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The Memoirs of Charles-Lewis, Baron de Pollnitz, Volume II

Note 95 — LETTER XLVII.

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Nevertheless, he was disgrac’d in 1733, for a very trifling Cause, which made the Count de la Lippe, also, lose all his Employments; and his own Disgrace has been attended with that of his whole Family, and with great Alterations at the Elector’s Court, where the Count de Hohen-Zollern is now Grand Master of the Houshold, and First Minister; and the Baron de Hornstein Great Chamberlain.

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