The Life of Goethe
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WEIMAK IN THE EIGHTEENTH CENTITET.
Description of Weimar. — The Wartburg. — Banqueting-haU. of the Minnesingers. — Annual meeting of the Bachs. — Tha Park. — Legend of the serpent of Weimar.
v^^^ — Charming environs. — Social condition of the period. — State of science. — ^Ab- sence of comfort and luxury. — Rough and simple manners. — Condition of the people. — Prices. — Influence of the Court. — No real public for Art at Weimar. — Necessity in Art for the co-operation of the nation with indivi...dual genius 189 CHAPTER II.
THE NOTABILITIES OF WEIMAB.
The Dowager Duchess Am alia. — ^Mdlle. Gbohhauseu. — Wieland. — Einsiedel. — Corona Schrbter. — Bertuch. — Musaeus. — Seckendorf. — The Duchess Luise. — Karl Au- gust. — Grafin Werther. — Prau von Stein, — Knebel. — Herder . 203 CHAPTER III.
THE PIBST WILD WEEKS AT WEIMAK.
Sensation created by Goethe at Weimar. — Laxity of German morals based on senti- mentaUsm. — Goethe's flirtations.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
WEIMAK IN THE EIGHTEENTH CENTITET.
Description of Weimar. — The Wartburg. — Banqueting-haU. of the Minnesingers. — Annual meeting of the Bachs. — Tha Park. — Legend of the serpent of Weimar.
v^^^ — Charming environs. — Social condition of the period. — State of science. — ^Ab- sence of comfort and luxury. — Rough and simple manners. — Condition of the people. — Prices. — Influence of the Court. — No real public for Art at Weimar. — Necessity in Art for the co-operation of the nation with indivi...dual genius 189 CHAPTER II.
THE NOTABILITIES OF WEIMAB.
The Dowager Duchess Am alia. — ^Mdlle. Gbohhauseu. — Wieland. — Einsiedel. — Corona Schrbter. — Bertuch. — Musaeus. — Seckendorf. — The Duchess Luise. — Karl Au- gust. — Grafin Werther. — Prau von Stein, — Knebel. — Herder . 203 CHAPTER III.
THE PIBST WILD WEEKS AT WEIMAK.
Sensation created by Goethe at Weimar. — Laxity of German morals based on senti- mentaUsm. — Goethe's flirtations.
What to read after The Life of Goethe?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lewes George Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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