This book consists of three essays on the effect of the German people on England. The titles and subtitles are as follows: Migrants (How the Germans finished off the Roman Empire and created England so that Germany and England could stand up against Rome); Unbelievers (How two Germans - Luther and Kant - shook up all Europe and then went down like lead zeppelins in England); and Crowns (How the Germans of Hanover lost the first empire of the English and then later as the Windsors lived on as the darling dodoes of the New World). There are no footnotes but full annotations. The book is about 27,000 words.