This five-part series explores the differences between the romanticized image of the cowboy and the actual cowboy that roamed the plains in the late nineteenth century.
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The fall of the Holy Roman Empire in 1806 had drastic consequences for nineteenth century German history. For about a millennium a loose conglomeration of several different semi-autonomous German-speaking kingdoms under the Latin name of Sacrum Romanum Imperium 1 had controlled a vast region in Central Europe which is now composed of Germany, the Netherlands,…