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A Short History of Freethought Ancient and Modern, Volume 2 of 2

Note 107 — Chapter XXI · FREETHOUGHT IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY

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See Kabnis, p. 214, and refs. as to his relations with Frau Grunow. “He belonged to the circle of Prince Louis, in which intellect and art, but not morality,” reigned. Ib. Compare the sympathetic Lichtenberger, Hist. of Ger. Theol. in the Nineteenth Cent. Eng. tr. 1889, pp. 103–104. It was of course his clerical character that disadvantaged Schleiermacher in such matters. ↑

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