The Germans in History

Preface\nAcknowledgment\nContents\n1. The Occident: Thesis of World History\n2. Tacitus and the Germans\n3. The City and the World\n4. The City and the World\n5. Rome Has Fallen: Rome Has Triumphed\n6. The Crown of Charlemagne\n7. Sacred Roman Empire of the German Nation\n8. Germanic Hellas on the Palatine\n9. The Estates of the Empire\n10. Imperium and Sacerdotium\n11. The Greatest Frederick\n12. Dante and the Seamless Robe\n13. The Inward Path\n14. The Protest Against History\n15. The First Thirty Years War\n16. The Categoric Imperative\n17. The Second Fall of the Empire\n18. The Spirit of World History\n19. The City of the World\n20. The Revolution of 1848\n21. The Victory of Particularism\n22. Bismarck as Heir of the Paulskirche\n23. Prussia’s German Mandate\n24. The Solution of the German Question\n25. The Hall of Mirrors\n26. The Statesman of Europe\n27. The Black and the Red\n28. Dropping the Pilot\n29. National Realm of Supranationalism\n30. The Second Thirty Years War\n31. The Last of the Paladins\n32. The Cannae of Europe\n33. Republic of the Germans\n34. Springtime of Europe\n35. The Secret Germany\n36. Ten Years After\n37. Nor by the Will of the People\n38. The Years of Captivity\n39. The Occident: Synthesis of World History\nList of Works Cited\nIndex