An old Englishman's opinion on Schleswig-Holstein and Germany

Offering a unique perspective, this work presents the views of an Englishman who has spent 50 years in Germany, providing insights into the Schleswig-Holstein question and the broader context of German affairs. The author argues for the justice of their cause, drawing on his extensive experience and observations. This reprint of the 1864 edition maintains the original's integrity, making it a valuable resource for those interested in historical political discourse and the complexities of German national identity during that era.