The Origins of Modern Germany

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By G. Barraclough

Macmillan, Blackwell, 1948, 481 pp

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This work is useful for its insight into recent German scholarship, but it is vitiated by its adherence to the Prussian school of historiography that has exalted the centralizing, militaristic elements in Germany's political evolution.

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