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Ideen. Das Buch Le Grand

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  • Heinrich Heine, c. 1827.
    Heinrich Heine
    / Early works

    …the finest of them, ā€œIdeen. Das Buch Le Grandā€ (1827; ā€œIdeas. The Book Le Grandā€), is a journey into the self, a wittily woven fabric of childhood memory, enthusiasm for Napoleon, ironic sorrow at unhappy love, and political allusion.

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    …the finest of them, ā€œIdeen. Das Buch Le Grandā€ (1827; ā€œIdeas. The Book Le Grandā€), is a journey into the self, a wittily woven fabric of childhood memory, enthusiasm for Napoleon, ironic sorrow at unhappy love, and political allusion.

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