I. THE RHINE VALLEY

Introduction to VOLS.  V and VI—­By the Editor

In history and romance—­By Victor Hugo

From Bonn to mayence—­By Bayard Taylor

Cologne—­By Victor Hugo

Round about Coblenz—­By Lady Blanche Murphy

Bingen and mayence—­By Victor Hugo

Frankfort-on-main—­By Bayard Taylor

Heidelberg—­By Bayard Taylor

Strasburg—­By Harriet Beecher Stowe

Freiburg and the black forest—­By Bayard Taylor

II.  NUREMBERG

As A medieval city—­By Cecil Headlam

Its churches and the citadel—­By Thomas Frognall Dibdin

Nuremberg to-day—­By Cecil Headlarn

Walls and other fortifications—­By Cecil Headlam

Albert Duerer—­By Cecil Headlam

III.  OTHER BAVARIAN CITIES

Munich—­By Bayard Taylor

Augsburg—­By Thomas Frognall Dibdin

Ratisbon—­By Thomas Frognall Dibdin

IV.  BERLIN AND ELSEWHERE

A look at the German capital—­By Theophile Gautier

Charlottenburg—­By Harriet Beecher Stowe

Leipzig and Dresden—­By Bayard Taylor

Weimar in GOETHE’S day—­By Madame De Stael

Ulm—­By Thomas Frognall Dibdin

Aix-la-Chapelle and Charlemagne’s tomb—­By Victor Hugo

The Hanseatic league—­By James Howell

Hamburg—­By Theophile Gautier

Schleswig—­By Theophile Gautier

Luebeck—­By Theophile Gautier

Heligoland—­By William George Black

V. VIENNA

First impressions of the capital—­By Bayard Taylor

St. Stephen’s cathedral—­By Thomas Frognall Dibdin

The Belvedere palace—­By Thomas Frognall Dibdin

Schoenbrunn and the Prater—­By Thomas Frognall Dibdin

VI.  HUNGARY

A glance at the country—­By H. Tornai de Koever

Budapest—­By H. Tornai de Koever

(Hungary continued in Vol.  VI)

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS