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Pictures of German Life
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Pictures of German Life

work by Freytag
Also known as: “Bilder aus der deutschen Vergangenheit”
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  • Gustav Freytag
    Gustav Freytag

    Pictures of German Life, 1862–63) were originally contributed to Die Grenzboten and give a vivid and popular account of the history of the Germans, in which Freytag stresses the idea of folk character as determinative in history. His collected works, Gesammelte Werke, 22 vol. (1886–88)…

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    Pictures of German Life, 1862–63) were originally contributed to Die Grenzboten and give a vivid and popular account of the history of the Germans, in which Freytag stresses the idea of folk character as determinative in history. His collected works, Gesammelte Werke, 22 vol. (1886–88)…

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