Strachwitz, Moritz (Count of). Born at Peterwitz, in Silesia, March 13, 1822; died at Vienna, December 11, 1847. Studied in Breslau and Berlin, travelled in Sweden, and died while returning to Germany from an Italian journey.

Sturm, Julius. Born at Köstritz, July 21, 1816; died at Leipsic, May 2, 1896. 1850 pastor in Göschitz; after 1857, pastor in Köstritz. Retired from active duties in 1885.

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Uhland, Ludwig. Born at Tübingen, April 26, 1787; died there,
November 13, 1862. Studied law at the university of Tübin-
gen, and obtained degree of Doctor of Laws in 1810. After an
extended period of linguistic and literary studies in Paris,
he became an advocate in Würtemberg; 1829-1833 profes-
sor of German literature in Tübingen, but resigned his posi-
tion because of his political convictions. In 1848 and 1849
he was member of the German Diet.
passed in retirement in Tübingen.

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Der gute Kamerad

Der weiße Hirsch

Der Wirtin Töchterlein
Des Knaben Berglied
Des Sängers Fluch
Die Kapelle
Einkehr
Frühlingsglaube

Schäfers Sonntagslied
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Vogl, Johann Nepomuk. Born at Vienna, February 7 (?), 1802; died there, November 16, 1866. He held a position in the chancery of the Lower Austrian Estates until his retirement in 1859.

Zarnack, August. Born at Mehmke, near Salzwedel, September 21, 1777; died at Potsdam, June 11, 1827. Educated in divinity, he was for some time a successful pastor; became pedagogical director of the military orphan asylum at Potsdam, which he conducted with great success, being much beloved for his pure and noble character. He was an authority on pedagogics, and a meritorious poet. His collection, Deutsche Volkslieder mit Volksweisen für Volksschulen, was published in Berlin in 1818 and 1820.

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