Monarchy and German identity in the later Middle Ages

Len Scales

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Medieval Literature and History Medieval European History and Architecture Central European national history

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'What is the German's fatherland?', Ernst Moritz Arndt famously demanded to know. Also famous is his own answer. Prussia? Swabia? Where the vine ripens by the Rhine? Where the seagull wheels over the Belt? No: none of these, but something larger and more abstract.

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