CHAPTER XII.

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

PICTURES OF GERMAN LIFE.

Second Series.