Some Works Burned During The Book Burning
- Jean Pierre Frédéric Ancillon: Ueber Souverainitaet etc.
- F. v. Cölln: Vertraute Briefe. Freymüthige Blätter
- August Friedrich Wilhelm Crome: Deutschlands Crisis und Rettung im April und May 1813.
- Dabelow: Der 13e Artikel der deutschen Bundesacte
- Karl Ludwig von Haller: Restauration der Staatswissenschaft
- August von Kotzebue: Geschichte des deutschen Reichs
- Ludwig Theobul Kosegarten: Rede gesprochen am Napoleonstage 1800, Geschichte meines fünfzigsten Lebensjahres, and Vaterländische Lieder
- Carl Albert Christoph Heinrich von Kamptz: Codex der Gensd'armerie
- W. Reinhard: Die Bundesacte über Ob, Wann und Wie? deutscher Landstände
- Schmalz: Berichtigung einer Stelle in der Bredow-Venturinischen Chronik; und die beyden darauf
- Saul Ascher: Germanomanie
- Zacharias Werner: Martin Luther oder die Weihe der Kraft, Die Söhne des Thals
- K. v. Wangenheim: Die Idee der Staatsverfassung
- The Napoleonic Code
- Justus Friedrich Wilhelm Zachariae: Über den Code Napoleon
- Carl Leberecht Immermann: Ein Wort zur Beherzigung, 1814, (gegen die Burschenschaft zu Halle)
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