The German Character; its Influence on the Formation of the American National Character

In this insightful study, August William Reinhard examines the ways in which German culture and values have shaped American society. Drawing on a wide range of historical and cultural sources, he argues that the German character has played a central role in the development of American identity, influencing everything from art and literature to politics and economics. An important work for anyone interested in the complex interplay of cultures in modern society.

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