FOR SCEPTRE AND CROWN.

A ROMANCE OF THE PRESENT TIME. TRANSLATED FROM THE GERMAN OF GREGOR SAMAROW.

CONTENTS OF VOL. II.

CHAPTER XIII. DELAY .

CHAPTER XIV. LANGENSALZA .

CHAPTER XV. SUSPENSE .

CHAPTER XVI. INTRIGUE .

CHAPTER XVII. DEFEAT .

CHAPTER XVIII. DIPLOMACY .

CHAPTER XIX. BISMARCK'S DIPLOMACY .

CHAPTER XX. THE CRISIS .

CHAPTER XXI. RECONCILIATION .

CHAPTER XXII. RUSSIA .

CHAPTER XXIII. THE MARSHALS OF FRANCE .

CHAPTER XXIV. THE EMPRESS CHARLOTTE .

CHAPTER XXV. THE SICK AND WOUNDED .

CHAPTER XXVI. INSTRUMENTS OF THE CHURCH .

CHAPTER XXVII. HIETZING .

CHAPTER XXVIII. BLECHOW .

CHAPTER XXIX. "GOD AND THE FATHERLAND!"

Transcriber's Notes:
1. Page scan source:
http://www.archive.org/details/forsceptreandcr01samagoog

2. Gregor Samarow is pseudonym of Johann Ferdinand Martin Oskar Meding.

3. Translator of this work is Fanny Wormald. This is per an advertisement for this book given on page xii. in "The Academy and literature, Volume 10," December 16, 1876.