“We add the translation of Harro Harring’s letter to the King of Denmark, the friend and patron of his earlier years, written in London, 1842.”
WorkHarro Harring
“Letter to Christian VIII of Denmark”
Harro Harring (1798–1870)
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Documented 1846
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Dolores. By Harro Harring.
“Dolores. By Harro Harring.”translated · quoted · read2 selected passages
“Sire: He who has lost his Fatherland has no King. Permit then that I address you Simply as a man, without violation Of the royal dignity.”
Fuller, Margaret. "Dolores. By Harro Harring." New-York Daily Tribune, 25 April 1846.