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Kreuz- und QuerzĂŒge des Ritters A bis Z
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  • Hippel, engraving by J.F. Bolt
    Theodor Gottlieb von Hippel

    His second novel, Kreuz- und QuerzĂŒge des Ritters A bis Z (1793–94; “The Knight’s Crisscrossing Journeys from A to Z”), portrays the prejudice and pride of the nobility in the misadventures and ultimate reconciliation with society of a quixotic hero. Hippel’s two essays Über die Ehe (1774; “On


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    His second novel, Kreuz- und QuerzĂŒge des Ritters A bis Z (1793–94; “The Knight’s Crisscrossing Journeys from A to Z”), portrays the prejudice and pride of the nobility in the misadventures and ultimate reconciliation with society of a quixotic hero. Hippel’s two essays Über die Ehe (1774; “On


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