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Cabal and Love

play by Schiller
Also known as: “Kabale und Liebe”
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  • Friedrich Schiller, painting by Anton Graff, c. 1785.
    Friedrich Schiller
    / Early years and plays

    …tragedy, Kabale und Liebe (1784; Cabal and Love). In this work about the love of a young aristocrat for a girl of humble origin, Schiller’s innate sense of drama comes to the fore. The appeal of its theme (the revolt of elemental human feeling against the artificialities of convention), the…

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    …tragedy, Kabale und Liebe (1784; Cabal and Love). In this work about the love of a young aristocrat for a girl of humble origin, Schiller’s innate sense of drama comes to the fore. The appeal of its theme (the revolt of elemental human feeling against the artificialities of convention), the…

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