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Main Currents in Nineteenth Century Literature - 6. Young Germany

Note 15 — VI YOUNG GERMANY (continued 2)

Mary Morison translation

He writes to his father: "Gentz, too, was doubtless a Liberal to begin with, but he could give securities for a sincere conversion which I cannot give. He had been sold to England for many years before he took service with Austria. He is sensual, extravagant, the most dissolute man in the country."

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