Arndt

ernst moritz
[ernst moh-rits] /ɛrnst ˈmoʊ rɪts/ (show ipa), 1769–1860, german poet and historian.
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some six decades later, when arndt’s famous question “was ist das deutsche vaterland?”
political and literary essays, 1908-1913 evelyn baring

the hint of this ballad is found in arndt’s murchen, berlin, 1816.
the works of whittier, volume i (of vii) john greenleaf whittier

a personal friend and spiritual son of arndt, john gerhard, followed closely in his footsteps.
history of rationalism embracing a survey of the present state of protestant theology john f. hurst

arndt burst into tears, and told his friend of all that had happened that night.
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and arndt knew not that while they surrounded him with delights it was only to make him forget his errand.
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no; but it was a sight more glorious than arndt had ever dreamed of.
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arndt was entangled, as a “demagogue,” in a criminal case, and lost his appointment.
main currents in nineteenth century literature – 6. young germany georg brandes

arndt sleeps in gorgeous clothes, while reutha toils in rags.
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napoleon tracked the lyric poet out; arndt fled to sweden; but continued to write for the cause.
blood and iron john hubert greusel

this is one of arndt’s soul-stirring, patriotic hymns, published in 1806.
napoleon and the queen of prussia l. mhlbach,