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Arnold H. L. Heeren's influential study of the German Confederation examines the role of the Bund in the context of the wider European system of states in the early 19th century. Heeren argues that the Bund was an important factor in maintaining the balance of power and stability in Europe, and offers a detailed analysis of the Bund's structure, powers, and relationships with other states.
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