FOOTNOTES:
[40] Rose, _State of Protestantism in Germany_. Notes on Ch. iv.
[41] Von Ammon: _Biblische Theologie_.
[42] Daub.
[43] Herder.
[44] Lessing: _Menschengeschlect_. Rosenmueller: _Stufenfolge der
Goettlichen Offenbarungen_.
[45] Wegscheider: _Institutiones Dogmaticae_.
[46] Eichhorn: _Einleitung_.
[47] Paulus: _Kritische Commentar ueber das Neue Testament_.
[48] Kant.
[49] Wegscheider: _Institutiones Dogmaticae_.
[50] Eichhorn: _Die Hebraeischen Propheten_.
[51] Von Ammon. Quoted from his _Magazine_ in Saintes' _Histoire du
Rationalisme_.
CHAPTER IX.
RENOVATION INAUGURATED BY SCHLEIERMACHER.
The commencement of the nineteenth century found the German people in a
state of almost hopeless depression. They saw their territory laid waste
by the victorious Napoleon, and their thrones occupied by rulers of
Gallic or Italian preferences. They had striven very sluggishly to stem
the current of national subjection and humiliation. The star of France
being in the ascendant, the Rhine was no longer their friendly ally and
western limit.
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