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Seven Legends

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Also known as: “Sieben Legenden”
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  • Gottfried Keller, drawing by R. Leemann, 1842; in the Zentralbibliothek, Zürich
    Gottfried Keller

    …Seldwyla) and Sieben Legenden (1872; Seven Legends). His last novel, Martin Salander (1886), deals with political life in Switzerland in his time.

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    …Seldwyla) and Sieben Legenden (1872; Seven Legends). His last novel, Martin Salander (1886), deals with political life in Switzerland in his time.

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