The Life of Bismarck, Private and Political

The life of Count Bismarck has been so much misinterpreted, by interested and disinterested persons, that it is thought the present publication, which tells “a plain unvarnished tale,” will not be unwelcome. In these days of universal criticism, no person is exempt from the carping mood of the e...

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The Life of Bismarck, Private and Political

EDITOR’S PREFACE TO THE ENGLISH EDITION.
CHAPTER I NAME AND ORIGIN.
CHAPTER II. CASTELLANS AT BURGSTALL CASTLE.
CHAPTER III. THE PERMUTATION.
CHAPTER IV. THE BISMARCKS OF SCH?NHAUSEN.
CHAPTER V. ARMORIAL BEARINGS.
CHAPTER VI. THE NEIGHBORHOOD OF BISMARCK’S BIRTHPLACE.
CHAPTER VII. SCH?NHAUSEN.
Book the Second. YOUTH. CHAPTER I. SCHOOL AND COLLEGE DAYS.
CHAPTER II. UNIVERSITY AND MILITARY LIFE.
CHAPTER III. BETROTHAL AND MARRIAGE.
Book the Third. LEARNING THE BUSINESS. CHAPTER I. INTRODUCTORY. “UT SCIAT REGNARE.”
CHAPTER II. THE ASSEMBLY OF THE THREE ESTATES.
CHAPTER III. THE DAYS OF MARCH.
CHAPTER IV. CONSERVATIVE LEADERSHIP.
Book the Fourth. ON THE VOYAGE OF LIFE. CHAPTER I. ON THE VOYAGE OF LIFE.
CHAPTER II. BISMARCK ON THE NEVA.
CHAPTER III. BISMARCK ON THE SEINE.
Book the Fifth. MINISTER-PRESIDENT AND COUNT. CHAPTER I. THE CRISIS.
CHAPTER II. THE MAN AT THE HELM.
CHAPTER III. THE GREAT YEAR 1866.
CHAPTER IV. MAJOR-GENERAL AND CHANCELLOR OF THE FEDERATION.
CHAPTER V. A BALL AT BISMARCK’S.
CHAPTER VI. BISMARCK’S HOUSE AT BERLIN.
CHAPTER VII. VARZIN.

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