Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 58, No. 359, September 1845

16

Correspondence between Count Münster and the Baron von Stein, in vol. ii. of the Lebensbilder aus dem Befreiungskriege, Jena: 1841.

Letters of Baron Stein to Baron Gagern, in Von Gagern's Antheil an der Politik, vol. iv. Stuttgart and Tübingen: 1833.

17

Besides the correspondence of Münster and Gagern, which refer only to the latter part of Stein's life, from 1811 to his death, we have only a notice in the Conversations Lexikon, and a short biographical sketch by Arndt, (the Baron's secretary,) appended to his Erinnerungen, (Leipsig, 1840,) to guide us in the early part of Stein's career. There are some notices in the body of Arndt's Reminiscences, in Varnhagen's Memoirs, and in some others, none of which, however, go further back than the year 1811.

18

In Prag halten sich die stärksten Mächte und Autriche zum Hassen gegen Napoleon Zugammengehäuft.– Varnhagen von Ense, iii. 195, first edition.

19

"Donnerschwangere Fulgurationer." – Hormayr, in the Lebensbilder, i. 63.

20

Scharnhorst, Count Dohna, and President von Schoen, mentioned by Stein in a previous letter not translated.

21

Essai sur les Fictions.