Volume 2 — CHAPTER XII.
Mrs. (Georgina) Malcolm translation
Illness and Recovery (1815-1848).—The time of reaction—Hopelessness of the German question—Discontent and exhaustion of the Prussians—Weakness of the educated classes in the north of Germany—The development of practical activity—The South Germans and their village tales—Description of a Village School by Karl Mathy
CONCLUSION.—The Hohenzollerns and the German citizens