The Romantic Triumph
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These are the names with which our survey properly begins. Ne- glecting minor divisions, we may proceed to consider 286 EUROPEAN LITEEATUKE— EOMANTIC TRIUMPH.
them and their principal followers in chronological suc- cession.
The brothers Schlegel claim first mention. Their own poems and romances have little importance, but their critical writings did much to ugus c ege. gj.j.g^g(.jjg^ ^jjg Eomantic tendency. Das JthencBum, a journal edited by them in the closing years of the Century, paved the ...way for much that followed. August Wilhelm von Schlegel (1767-1845) was through most of his life a Professor in various German Universities, with intervals during which he lived at Coppet with Madame de Stael, at Vienna, and at Stockholm. Along with Tieck, he translated Shakespeare (1799-1810), popularising the study of an author whose works were to be a symbol of revolt in Germany as in France. He travelled in Italy, studied Sanscrit in Paris, helped Goethe and Schiller with their fforen (1795), afterwards criticised them with some acerbity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These are the names with which our survey properly begins. Ne- glecting minor divisions, we may proceed to consider 286 EUROPEAN LITEEATUKE— EOMANTIC TRIUMPH.
them and their principal followers in chronological suc- cession.
The brothers Schlegel claim first mention. Their own poems and romances have little importance, but their critical writings did much to ugus c ege. gj.j.g^g(.jjg^ ^jjg Eomantic tendency. Das JthencBum, a journal edited by them in the closing years of the Century, paved the ...way for much that followed. August Wilhelm von Schlegel (1767-1845) was through most of his life a Professor in various German Universities, with intervals during which he lived at Coppet with Madame de Stael, at Vienna, and at Stockholm. Along with Tieck, he translated Shakespeare (1799-1810), popularising the study of an author whose works were to be a symbol of revolt in Germany as in France. He travelled in Italy, studied Sanscrit in Paris, helped Goethe and Schiller with their fforen (1795), afterwards criticised them with some acerbity.
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