Blood and Iron
Hark, Hark! The giant’s ponderous hammer rings on the anvil of destiny. Enter, thou massive figure, Bismarck, and in deadly earnest take thy place before Time’s forge.
Blood and Iron
- CHAPTER I The Man Himself
- CHAPTER II Blood Will Tell
- CHAPTER III The Gothic Cradle
- CHAPTER IV Sunshine and Shadow
- BOOK THE SECOND The German National Problem CHAPTER V The Great Sorrow
- CHAPTER VI Prussia’s De Profundis
- BOOK THE THIRD Bismarck Supports His King CHAPTER VII Fighting Fire With Fire
- CHAPTER VIII Bismarck Suffers a Great Shock
- CHAPTER IX So Much the Worse for Zeitgeist
- BOOK THE FOURTH Blood is Thicker than Water CHAPTER X Socrates in Politics
- CHAPTER XI The Mailed Fist
- CHAPTER XII By Blood and Iron
- CHAPTER XIII The Dream of Empire
- BOOK THE FIFTH The German People Are One and United CHAPTER XIV Windrows of Corpses
- CHAPTER XV The Great Year, 1870
- CHAPTER XVI The Versailles Masterpiece
- BOOK THE SIXTH Once a Man and Twice a Child CHAPTER XVII The Downfall
- CHAPTER XVIII Hail and Farewell
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