Carl Theodor Körner was a German poet and soldier whose patriotic verses inspired the German uprising against Napoleon. While his early work in Vienna included light comedies for the theatre, his wartime experiences fueled his fiery patriotic lyrics. Often called the "German Tyrtaeus," Körner displayed personal courage in battle, rousing his comrades with his stirring poems, some of which were set to music. His work is characterized by a deep sense of nationalistic fervor and determination during a time of struggle.
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In this beautiful collection of poetry, two of the most acclaimed Romantic poets of the 19th century come together to celebrate the enduring beauty of the natural world. Filled with lush descriptions and vivid imagery, this volume is a must-read for anyone who loves the beauty and wonder of the great outdoors.
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