Editing Baedeker (section)

===Karl Baedeker II===
1861−1877: Karl Baedeker II (1837−1911) continued the work started by his brother Ernst. In addition to the ongoing revision of existing guides, he published 14 new guides: four in German, seven in English and three in French.<ref name="worldcat.org"/> viz.
* New German titles:
** 1862: {{lang|de|London}}
** 1866: {{lang|de|Italien Zweiter Teil: Mittel-Italien und Rom}}
** 1866: {{lang|de|Italien Dritter Teil: Unter-Italien, Sizilien und die Liparischen Inseln}}
* New English titles:
** 1863: ''Switzerland''
** 1865: ''Paris''
** 1867: ''Central Italy and Rome''
** 1868: ''Southern Italy (including Sicily, the [[Lipari Islands|Lipary Islands]])''
** 1868: ''Southern Germany and the Austrian Empire''
** 1863: ''Northern Italy (as far as Leghorn, Florence and Ancona, and the Island of Corsica)''
* New French titles:
** 1863: {{lang|fr|Paris}}
** 1866: {{lang|fr|Londres}}
** 1867: {{lang|fr|L'Itale deuxième partie&thinsp;: L'Italie centrale et Rome}}
** 1867: {{lang|fr|L'Italie troisième partie&thinsp;: L'Italie du Sud, La Sicille et les îles Lipari}}

Karl Baedeker II worked with his younger brother Fritz, who joined the firm in 1869 as a partner and became the general manager. In 1877 (according to the source cited here) Karl, afflicted with an incurable mental condition, moved to a sanatorium near [[Esslingen am Neckar]] where he remained for the rest of his life.<ref name="worldcat.org"/>