The American Historical Review
The American Historical Review
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1906. Pp. viii, 528.) The first of these books is the concluding volume of a work to which the author has given a decade of labor, and which has already been recognized as the most important effort at general treatment in this field since Sybel. The author, for some time back the chief editor of the reorganized " Bibliothek Deutscher Geschichte " (in which this work appears), may be regarded as the leading Austrian representative of the school of Sybel ; and those who look to his pages for any ...consider- able departure from the orthodox Prussian points of view will be dis- appointed. Austrian nationality and feeling are to* be presumed in the alumnus and teacher of the University of Graz, and are indeed evident ; but it is " Das Herz Deutsch-Oesterreichs, das deutsche Herz " of which Hamerling sings that guides his pen — the German feeling that looks over the border with bitter regrets and could, we suspect, be brought with no great difficulty to sacrifice Magyar-Slav association to the blotting out of that border.
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1906. Pp. viii, 528.) The first of these books is the concluding volume of a work to which the author has given a decade of labor, and which has already been recognized as the most important effort at general treatment in this field since Sybel. The author, for some time back the chief editor of the reorganized " Bibliothek Deutscher Geschichte " (in which this work appears), may be regarded as the leading Austrian representative of the school of Sybel ; and those who look to his pages for any ...consider- able departure from the orthodox Prussian points of view will be dis- appointed. Austrian nationality and feeling are to* be presumed in the alumnus and teacher of the University of Graz, and are indeed evident ; but it is " Das Herz Deutsch-Oesterreichs, das deutsche Herz " of which Hamerling sings that guides his pen — the German feeling that looks over the border with bitter regrets and could, we suspect, be brought with no great difficulty to sacrifice Magyar-Slav association to the blotting out of that border.
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