The German Fatherland The Poem Spanning Exile and Hope
A fragmentary poem praising the German Fatherland contrasts geographic claims with ideals of liberty and unity. It questions titular lands from Prussia to Austria and Lorraine, arguing the true Fatherland lies where German songs are sung and freedom thrives, while calling for a united shared homeland.
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Ernst Moritz Armil
James Clarence Monga
Prussia
Country Cousin Schemes Delight and Disgust
Emily Howard travels with Louisa Wilmot to a rural visit where disguise and vanity clash with rustic charm. Emily’s plan to humiliate her cousin backfires as Sir Edward Walton favors Louisa, exposing city pretensions and triggering a sequence of wit and growth amid a bustling household.
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Emily Howard
Wilmots
Louisa Dalton
Ling
Velle
Louisa
Hera Sue
Charles Howard
Iouther
Mr. Dalton
Elawasrd
Aindovér
Emily
Wilmore
Mr. Howard
Maber
Sir Edward Walton
Sir Edward
Jassie
Miss Lousia
Fiily
Charles
Edward
Lenge
Edward Walton
Lousia
Plessure
Indies
Miss Howard
Finnly
Sir Edyard
Ben
Rand
Colin
Celia
Howard
Wong
Misa Monard
Wilemots
Wilmot
Manwurre
Courtland'’s
Llessine
Misa Willmot
Miss Wilmot
Widergelf
East
Mr. Howard O Loulig
Hyon
Sip Pine Walton
Hikelle
Osrn
Deliphaus
Hayness
Meni
Wes Howard
Walton
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