WorkLudwig van Beethoven
Beethoven's letters to the Immortal Beloved (Julia) Inferred
InferredA substantial verbatim excerpt of Beethoven's love letter is copied out at length.
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“Beethoven's three love letters to Julia. (from a bathing place in Hungary) 6th July morning. My angel, my all, my (self)...”
Manuscripts (Houghton Library, Margaret Fuller Family Papers)
A substantial verbatim excerpt of Beethoven's love letter is copied out at length.
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“Beethoven's three love letters to Julia. (from a bathing place in Hungary) 6th July morning. My angel, my all, my (self)...”
Fuller, Margaret. "On Beethoven." Houghton Library, Harvard University.
Inferred A substantial verbatim excerpt of Beethoven's love letter is copied out at length.