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A History of Germany by Bayard Taylor

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A History of Germany
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Publisher: Project Gutenberg
ISBN/ASIN: B0057GFD7W

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My aim has been to present a clear, continuous narrative, omitting no episode of importance, yet preserving a distinct line of connection from century to century. Besides referring to all the best authorities, I have based my labors mainly upon three recent German works.

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