[16] Correspondence between Count MÜNSTER and the Baron VON STEIN, in vol. ii. of the _Lebensbilder aus dem Befreiungskriege_, Jena: 1841.
Letters of Baron STEIN to Baron GAGERN, in Von Gagern's _Antheil an der Politik_, vol. iv. Stuttgart and Tübingen: 1833.
[17] Besides the correspondence of Münster and Gagern, which refer only to the latter part of Stein's life, from 1811 to his death, we have only a notice in the _Conversations Lexikon_, and a short biographical sketch by Arndt, (the Baron's secretary,) appended to his _Erinnerungen_, (Leipsig, 1840,) to guide us in the early part of Stein's career. There are some notices in the body of _Arndt's Reminiscences_, in Varnhagen's Memoirs, and in some others, none of which, however, go further back than the year 1811.
[18] _In Prag halten sich die stärksten Mächte und Autriche zum Hassen gegen Napoleon Zugammengehäuft._--VARNHAGEN VON ENSE, iii. 195, first edition.
[19] "_Donnerschwangere Fulgurationer._"--HORMAYR, in the _Lebensbilder_, i. 63.
[20] SCHARNHORST, Count DOHNA, and President VON SCHOEN, mentioned by Stein in a previous letter not translated.
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