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Main Currents in Nineteenth Century Literature - 6. Young Germany

Note 11 — VI YOUNG GERMANY (continued 7)

Mary Morison translation

Our country in these latter days lay under a heavy ban; but, behold! there arose to deliver her one who with truth could be called a man. A German, and a freeman—who could have dreamt it? who could have looked for this awakening of the German lyre?

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