Publisher's Synopsis
In this thoughtful lecture, Karl Rieger examines the relationship between Friedrich Schiller and the French Revolution. He explores Schiller's complex views on the Revolution, drawing on his writings and personal correspondence to shed light on this fascinating historical figure. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in Schiller, the French Revolution, or the intersection of literature and politics.
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