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The Life of John Henry Stilling, Doctor of medicine and Philosophy, Court-counselor and Professor of Political Economy in The University of Marburg in Germany and Author of many religious Works, Translated by E.L. Hazelius…
Hazelius, E.L. · Gettysburg
- Author
- Hazelius, E.L.
- Date
- 1831
- Place
- Gettysburg
- Publisher
- Printed at the press of the Theol. Seminary
- Language
- English
- Binding
- 8vo.(5.25" x 8.5") Full brown mottled leather. Spine with five double gilt rule creating compartments, gilt title to red leather in second compartment, gilt rule to head and foot of spine. Minor edgewer, corners bumped and rubbed, head and foot of spine rubbed. Numerous prior owners signatures in old ink to pastedowns and first free endpapers and flyleafs, some pencilled notes and figures too. 11 lines of text in old ink to front pastedown stating "to the memery (sic) of my beloved child..." Foxing throughout, heavier to front and rear of text block. Evidence of items laid in (newspaper articles, notes, etc.) that have caused the darkening of some pages.
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- Religion & Theology
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- S.I.7269
The Life of John Henry Stilling, Doctor of medicine and Philosophy, Court-counselor and Professor of Political Economy in The University of Marburg in Germany and Author of many religious Works, Translated by E.L. Hazelius…
Author: Hazelius, E.L. (September 6th, 1777-February 20th, 1853)
8vo.(5.25" x 8.5") 1831. Hazelius, E.L. Gettysburg. Printed at the press of the Theol. Seminary. Full brown mottled leather. Spine with five double gilt rule creating compartments, gilt title to red leather in second compartment, gilt rule to head and foot of spine. Minor edgewer, corners bumped and rubbed, head and foot of spine rubbed. Numerous prior owners signatures in old ink to pastedowns and first free endpapers and flyleafs, some pencilled notes and figures too. 11 lines of text in old ink to front pastedown stating "to the memery (sic) of my beloved child..." Foxing throughout, heavier to front and rear of text block. Evidence of items laid in (newspaper articles, notes, etc.) that have caused the darkening of some pages.
From Wiki: Johann Heinrich Jung (12 September 1740, in Grund – 2 April 1817, in Karlsruhe), better known by his assumed name Heinrich Stilling, was a German author. He is often called by both surnames as "Jung-Stilling". He has been described as "an able defender of Christianity against German rationalism [and] an ardent and eminent Universalist." A Professor Tholuck wrote in 1835 that the doctrine of Universalism "came particularly into notice through Jung-Stilling, that eminent man who was a particular instrument in the hand of God for keeping up evangelical truth in the latter part of the former century, and at the same time a strong patron to that doctrine." Schopenhauer referred to Jung-Stilling in his example of how rational humans, unlike irrational animals, are prone to error. People can use, according to Schopenhauer, abstract ideas to make other people do anything they wish: "In the year 1818 seven thousand Chiliasts moved from Württemberg into the neighborhood of Ararat, because the new kingdom of God, specially announced by Jung-Stilling, was to appear there." His autobiography Heinrich Stillings Leben, from which he came to be known as Stilling, is the principal source about his life. Jung's acquaintance with Goethe at the University of Strasbourg ripened into friendship, and it was by his influence and assistance that Jung's first work, Heinrich Stillings Jugend. Eine wahrhafte Geschichte, was put to paper and published (without Jung's knowledge) in 1777. Considered an important precursor of the Bildungsroman, the book concealed Jung's actual surname and gave him the invented name "Stilling", which may derive from the characterization of German Pietists as "the still people in the countryside" ("die Stillen auf dem Lande"). His early novels reflect the Pietism of his early surroundings. A complete edition of his numerous works was published in fourteen volumes at Stuttgart in 1835–1838.
From the Web: Ernest Lewis Hazelius (September 6th, 1777-February 20th, 1853) was a clergyman of the Lutheran Church, academician, philosopher, author, and educator.
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