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  • Ludwig Heinrich Christoph Hölty

    
poems in the society’s mouthpiece, Musenalmanach (“Muses’ Almanac”), encompassed a wide variety of forms. Influenced by Thomas Gray’s “Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard,” he introduced an element of social criticism into that form by his comparison of city and village life in Elegie auf einen Dorfkirchhof and Elegie auf


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poems in the society’s mouthpiece, Musenalmanach (“Muses’ Almanac”), encompassed a wide variety of forms. Influenced by Thomas Gray’s “Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard,” he introduced an element of social criticism into that form by his comparison of city and village life in Elegie auf einen Dorfkirchhof and Elegie auf


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