Schiller's Erste Bis Jetzt Unbekannte Jugendschrift

This rare and valuable work is a previously unknown manuscript by the great German writer Friedrich Schiller. Written while he was still a student, the manuscript is a speech on the theme of virtue and its consequences, delivered at the birthday celebration of a noblewoman. With insights into Schiller's early intellectual development and his evolving ideas about morality and ethics, this book is a must-read for scholars and fans of German literature alike.

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