Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. List of Illustrations viii
4. Acknowledgements ix
5. Dramatis Personae xi
6. Introduction 1
7. Part I: Dynastic and Imperial Patriotism
8. Introduction to Part I 29
9. 1 ‘Ilm-Athen’: Anna Amalia of Weimar 42
10. 2 ‘A Learned Siberia’: Königsberg 60
11. 3 Patria Lost: Duchess Dorothea von Kurland and Elisa von der Recke 73
12. 4 From Musenhof to Musensitz: Enlightened Patriotism in Hesse 92
13. Part II: Agromania: Agro/Anglo-cultural Transfer and Economic Patriotism
14. Introduction to Part II 115
15. 5 Utile Dulci: Musenhöfe in the Margraviate of Brandenburg 125
16. 6 ‘A True Patriot’: Dorothea of Kurland in Löbichau, Thuringia 143
17. 7 Enlightened Sarmatism: Anna Paulina Jabłonowska 161
18. 8 ‘A Fiery Patriot, a Spartan Mother’: Izabela Czartoryska 173
19. 9 Pietism and Economic Patriotism: The ‘Silesian Elysium’ 187
20. Part III: Patria Ubique: Conglomerate State Patriotism
21. Map 204
22. Introduction to Part III 205
23. 10 Duality of Identity: The ‘Weimars of the North’ and the Conglomerate Danish State 217
24. 11 Pan-European Patriotism: Friederike Brun 230
25. 12 ‘Dispatriotism’: Kamma Rahbek and Cultural Nationalism 250
26. Conclusion 266
27. Bibliography 271
28. Index 319
29. Previously published 329