ACLS Humanities E-Book: The German idea of freedom: history of a political tradition

The German idea of freedom: history of a political tradition

Krieger, Leonard.

Year: 1972, c1957.

Publisher: University of Chicago Press.

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Frontmatter

Preface

First Section. THE TRADITION: Liberty and Sovereignty in the German Old Regime

1. Society and Politics

2. Constitutional and Political

Second Section. THE ASSUMPTIONS: Reformers, Nationalists, and Radicals in the Revolutionary Era (I789-1830)

3. The Philosophical Bases: Kant and Hegel

4. The Politics of Reform (1806-1813)

5. National Liberation (1813-1815)

6. Post-Liberation Politics: Bureaucrats, Constitutionalists, and Radicals (1815-1830)

9. The Rise and Decline of Institutional Liberalism (1859-1870)

Epilogue

Notes

Select Bibliography

Index

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Title:

The German idea of freedom : history of a political tradition Leonard Krieger.

Author:

Krieger, Leonard

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The German idea of freedom : history of a political tradition Leonard Krieger.
Krieger, Leonard
Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1972, c1957.

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http://hdl.handle.net/2027/heb.01303

Subject Headings:

• Nationalism -- Germany
• Liberalism -- Germany
• Germany -- Politics and government

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