Although he was not able to commit the meeting to a definitely monarchical policy, he had influence enough to counteract the attempts of Struve and Hecker to carry a proposal for the proclamation of a republic; and his influence increased during the later phases of the movement.

He is surely Palmerston himself; or at least Hecker, or Mazzini!"

States By Eugene A. Hecker SECOND EDITION REVISED, WITH ADDITIONS To MY MOTHER PREFACE TO THE SECOND EDITION

Celestial homespun; the life of Isaac Thomas Hecker.

Celestial homespun; the life of Isaac Thomas Hecker.

HECKER, JUSTUS FRIEDRICH KARL, author of a great work on the "Epidemics of the Middle Ages"; was a professor of Medicine at Berlin (1795-1850).