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Women’s Activism during the Revolution: Louise Otto’s Statement of Principles in the First Issue of Frauen-Zeitung (April 21, 1849)
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Women’s Activism during the Revolution: Appeal of the Married Women and Maidens of Württemberg to German Warriors (1849)
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Conservative Criticism of Women’s Activism (1852)
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Speech by Louise Otto, Chairwoman of the General German Women’s Association, at its Third General Assembly (1869)
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Speech by Louise Otto, Chairwoman of the General German Women’s Association, at its Third General Assembly (1869)
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A Conservative Folklorist on Social Class and Gender Roles (1852)
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First Feminist Efforts: Statutes of the General German Women’s Association (1865)
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David Friedrich Strauss, Conclusion, The Life of Jesus (1836)
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Ludwig Philippson, “Pamphlets and Polemics,” Allgemeine Zeitung des Judenthums (May 7, 1842)
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Founding of the Association for the Promotion of Employment Qualifications among Members of the Female Sex (Retrospective, 1891)
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Excerpts from Two Sermons by Friedrich August Tholuck, “What is Human Reason Worth?” (c. 1840) and “When is Greater Civic Freedom Fortunate for a People?” (1848)
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Ludwig von Rohden, Excerpts from History of the Rhenish Missionary Society (1857)
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Daniel Schenkel, Excerpts from The German Protestant Association (1868)
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Jakob Marx on the Exhibition of the Holy Robe in Trier (1844)
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Romanticism: Friedrich Schlegel, Excerpts from Selected Works (1798–1804)
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Preface to the Second Edition of the Fairy Tales of the Brothers Grimm (1819)
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Correspondence between Jacob Grimm and Jernej Kopitar (1823–24)
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Classicism: Excerpts from Johann Wolfgang von Goethe’s Conversations with Johann Peter Eckermann (1824–28)
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Ludolf Wienbarg, Aesthetic Campaigns. Dedicated to Young Germany (1834)
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Heinrich Heine: Excerpts from The Romantic School (1836)
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George Gottfried Gervinus, Excerpts from the Introduction to The History of the Poetical National Literature of the Germans (1840)
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Classical and Romantic Cultural Styles: Prince Clemens von Metternich and King Friedrich Wilhelm IV of Prussia (June 1840)
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Ernst Dronke on Popular Theater, Bourgeois Theater, and Court Theater in Berlin (1846)
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Berthold Auerbach on his Approach to Village Tales from the Black Forest (1844)
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Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel, Excerpts from Encyclopedia of the Philosophical Sciences in Outline (1817)
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