Germany and the Germans from an American Point of View
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Germany and the Germans from an American Point of View is by Price Collier. Among others, the contents list names chapters called THE CRADLE OF MODERN GERMANY and A LAND OF DAMNED PROFESSORS. The introduction says that the first printed suggestion that America should be called America came from a German.
The text says that more than any other one factor, the Crusades broke up feudalism. The text states that the course for those intending to go to the university is nine years. School hours are given as beginning at seven in summer and at eight in winter. The text says that Germany came into the modern world as a dreamer, as a maker of melodies, as a singer of songs.
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- Price Collier
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- 245
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- English
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