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school directed by the poet Edvard Storm, a Norwegian known for patriotic poetry and drinking songs. After a short career as an actor, OehlenschlĂ€ger entered the University of Copenhagen to study law, but turned to writing. He wrote his famous poem “Guldhornene” (1802; “The Golden Horns”), about the loss of


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school directed by the poet Edvard Storm, a Norwegian known for patriotic poetry and drinking songs. After a short career as an actor, OehlenschlĂ€ger entered the University of Copenhagen to study law, but turned to writing. He wrote his famous poem “Guldhornene” (1802; “The Golden Horns”), about the loss of


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