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The Story of Nuremberg
All rights reserved
First Edition, April 1899
Second Edition, September 1900
Third Edition, November 1901
Portrait of Albert Durer by himself,
from the paintingat Munich.
The Story of Nuremberg
by Cecil Headlam with Illus-
trationsby Miss H. M. James
and with Woodcuts
London: J. M. Dent & Co.
Aldine House, 29 and 30 Bedford Street
Covent Garden W.C. 
1901
Quaint old town of art and song.”—Longfellow.
Und Deutschland lieben soll,
Wird man ihm Nürnberg nennen,
Der edlen Künste voll.
Dich, nimmer noch veraltet
Du treue, fleiss’ge Stadt,
Wo Dürer’s Kraft gewaltet,
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