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The Lost Manuscript
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The Lost Manuscript

work by Freytag
Also known as: “Die verlorene Handschrift”
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  • Gustav Freytag
    Gustav Freytag

    …with Die verlorene Handschrift (1864; The Lost Manuscript, 1865), which depicts Leipzig university life in the same realistic manner, but the plot is much weaker and the effect less successful. His most ambitious literary work was the novel-cycle Die Ahnen, 6 vol. (1873–81), which unfolded the story of a German…

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    …with Die verlorene Handschrift (1864; The Lost Manuscript, 1865), which depicts Leipzig university life in the same realistic manner, but the plot is much weaker and the effect less successful. His most ambitious literary work was the novel-cycle Die Ahnen, 6 vol. (1873–81), which unfolded the story of a German…

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