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The Horae

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Also known as: “Die Horen”
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  • Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
    Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
    / Return to Weimar and the French Revolution (1788–94)

    …new journal, Die Horen (The Horae), intended to give literature a voice in an age increasingly dominated by politics.

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    …new journal, Die Horen (The Horae), intended to give literature a voice in an age increasingly dominated by politics.

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  • Johann Friedrich Cotta, detail of a lithograph; in the Schiller National Museum, Marbach am Neckar, Ger.
    Cotta Family

    …planned with Friedrich von Schiller Die Horen, a periodical that, although it ran only until 1797, has a place in the history of German literature. Through Schiller, Cotta met Goethe, and his connection with other literary men increased. He became in time the publisher not only for Goethe but also…

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    …planned with Friedrich von Schiller Die Horen, a periodical that, although it ran only until 1797, has a place in the history of German literature. Through Schiller, Cotta met Goethe, and his connection with other literary men increased. He became in time the publisher not only for Goethe but also…

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