Britain and the German Question

FRANK LORENZ MÜLLER graduated from the Free University of Berlin in 1996, took his doctorate from Oxford University in 1999 and is now a Stevenson Junior Research Fellow at University College Oxford. He has published articles on German nationalism and Anglo-German relations in the nineteenth century.

• Acknowledgements List of Abbreviations Introduction PART I: BRITISH PERCEPTIONS OF VORMÄRZ GERMANY, 1830-47 Subversion and Reaction in the Wake of the July Revolution, 1830-33 Reforms and No Reform Movement, 1834-47 PART II: BRITISH PERCEPTIONS OF REVOLUTIONARY GERMANY, 1848-49 Reform, Revolution and Reaction in the German States Revolution, Constitution and Nationalism in the Frankfurt Centre PART III: BRITISH PERCEPTIONS OF THE AUSTRO-PRUSSIAN STRUGGLE FOR SUPREMECY, 1848-51 The Project of a Prussian-led Kleindeutschland , May 1848-April 1850 Austria's Campaign to Recover Her Role in Germany, 1848-51 PART IV: BRITISH PERCEPTIONS OF THE 'REACTION' AND THE STRUGGLE FOR FEDERAL REFORM, 1851-63 Suggesting Prussian Leadership: Perceptions of Germany, 1858-61 Spanners in the Prussian Works: Adversaries, Reaction and Conflict, 1859-61 Conclusion Notes Appendix Manuscript Source and Bibliography Index