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Traces the mythical death of Judaism in the literature of German Protestantism from Luther to Hegel. Continued existence of Jewish people and Judaism; Inconsistency with German Protestant philosophical theology; Decline in attempts to rationalize existence of Judaism in modern times.

Discusses and evaluates the book `A History of the Prussian Junkers,' by F.L. Carsten. As recalling the minds of English historians to a constitutional development in parts of Germany; Little explanation of terms as `patrimonial justice' et al; Prussian settlement east of the Elbe and Saale; Seventeenth century development of the nobles' absolute power; More chapters yet to come; Question provoked on the class continuity of the Prussian Junker.