An Old Englishman's Opinion On Schleswig-Holstein and Germany: Being a Practical Evidence for the Justice of Their Cause, Given After a 50 Years' Resi (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781142781972)

In "An Old Englishman's Opinion On Schleswig-Holstein and Germany," Christian Friedrich Wurm and Gaspar Tochman present a compelling perspective on the complex political landscape of 19th-century Germany. This second part of their work, subtitled "Being a Practical Evidence for the Justice of Their Cause, Given After a 50 Years' Residence in Germany," offers insights into the Schleswig-Holstein question through the eyes of an Englishman deeply familiar with the region.

Written in 1844, this book provides a valuable historical record of the debates and opinions surrounding the evolving German states. It serves as an important resource for understanding the intricacies of European politics during a period of significant change and nationalistic fervor.

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