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Otto der SchĂŒtz

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  • Gottfried Kinkel

    One of Kinkel’s poetic epics, Otto der SchĂŒtz (1846; “Otto the Marksman”), which has been considered a forerunner of Joseph Victor von Scheffel’s Der Trompeter von SĂ€ckingen, was published in more than 70 editions and was mainly responsible for Kinkel’s influence on his contemporaries. His poetry is characterized by a


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    One of Kinkel’s poetic epics, Otto der SchĂŒtz (1846; “Otto the Marksman”), which has been considered a forerunner of Joseph Victor von Scheffel’s Der Trompeter von SĂ€ckingen, was published in more than 70 editions and was mainly responsible for Kinkel’s influence on his contemporaries. His poetry is characterized by a


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