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The Roman and the Teuton : a series of lectures delivered before the University of Cambridge
Inaugural lecture [The limits of exact science as applied to history] -- I. The forest children -- II. The dying empire -- Preface to lecture III [On Dr. Latham's 'Germania'] -- III. The human deluge -- IV. The Gothic civilizer -- V. Dietrich's end -- VI. The nemesis of the Goths -- VII. Paulus...

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