German problems and personalities

Introduction, by the literary editor of the New York "Times."--An American preface [written for the American ed. of the "Anglo-German problem"]--My forecasts of 1906 and 1912.--The curse of the Hohenzollern.--The German war-triumvirate: Nietzche. Montaigne and Nietzsche. Treitschke. Bernhardi.--Frederick the Great: the father of Prussian militarism.--The apotheosis of Goethe.--The service of the city in Germany.--The neglect of German.--Mecklenburg, the paradise of Prussian junkerthum.--The German race heresy and the war.--A slump in German theology.--The German enigma.--The tragic isolation of Germany: an interview with a continental statesman.--Russia and Germany.--The peacemaker of Germany: Prince Bernhard von Bülow.--The silence of Herr von Bethmann-Hollweg.--The coming revolution in Germany.--Via pacis.--Appendix. The private morality of the Prussian kings. Frederick William II: the Hohenzollern polygamist, by A. Sorel