“We close with that part of his preface which contains it, and furnishes beside the clue to the book. We have not examined the translation, but the well-known attainments of Mr. C.”
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“Preface to CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN SCHILLER AND GOETHE”
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Translations from the German.
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“The translator cannot withhold a few words on the passage relating to Goethe in the Phi Beta Kappa Oration delivered at Cambridge in 1844.”
Fuller, Margaret. "Translations from the German." New-York Daily Tribune, 14 March 1845.