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Emil Adolf Roßmäßler, The Woodlands (1863/81)

Bismarck’s Diplomatic and Military Gamble through British Eyes (February–August 1866)

Broadside against the Construction of a Chemical Factory in the Ruhr Industrial Basin (c. 1874)

Alfred Krupp on the Charm of Belching Smokestacks (January 12, 1867)

“Bismarck is now the Most Popular Man in Prussia”: Wilhelm von Kügelgen after the Battle of Königgrätz (July 5, 1866)

Yearly Sums Paid to Those Claiming Damages from Air Pollution near Freiberg in Saxony (1855–67)

Württemberg Democrat Ludwig Pfau on German Federalism (1864/1895)

The Public Mood in Bavaria and Other Federal States through British Eyes (December 3, 1866)

Count Friedrich von Beust in Praise of the German Confederation (1887)

Bismarck Remembers the Evening the Ems Dispatch was Edited (July 13, 1870)

Final Discussions before the Proclamation of the German Empire (January 17–18, 1871)

Crown Prince Friedrich Wilhelm Describes a Prussian State Council Meeting (January 17, 1871)

The Struggle for Civilian or Military Control of the War against France (December 1870)

Original and Edited Versions of the Ems Dispatch (July 13, 1870)

Negotiating Kaiserdom: Letter from Bismarck to King Ludwig II of Bavaria (November 27, 1870)

Receipt of Monies from France and Expenditures in Germany from the French War Indemnity (1870s)

Constitution of the German Empire (April 16, 1871)

Bismarck’s Speech in the North German Reichstag in Defense of his Draft Constitution (March 11, 1867)

Bismarck’s “Putbus Dictations” on Germany’s Future Constitution (October–November 1866)

The U.S. Ambassador in Berlin Praises the Constitution of the North German Confederation (November 1, 1867)

Electoral Law for the Reichstag of the North German Confederation (May 31, 1869)

Law on Freedom of Movement [Freizügigkeit] (November 1, 1867)

Law on Freedom of Occupation [Gewerbefreiheit] and Freedom of Coalition [Koalitionsfreiheit] (June 21, 1869)

Prussia’s Federal Reform Proposal (April 9, 1866)

Law on Freedom of Religion (July 3, 1869)