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Translations of German Poetry in American Magazines 1741-1810

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A scholarly survey and annotated compilation of translations and original poems from German and other Teutonic languages as they appeared in American magazines from 1741 to 1810. The study reproduces periodical texts in their original orthography, organizes materials chronologically to show growing German influence, and provides lists of translated prose, original articles, and the magazines examined. Introductory commentary situates the material historically and explains editorial decisions, while notes record sources, variants, and occasional textual corrections to aid readers and researchers.

About the Author

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Edward Ziegler Davis

Edward Ziegler Davis was an American scholar and translator known for his contributions to the understanding of German poetry in the context of American literature. His notable work, "Translations of German Poetry in American Magazines 1741-1810," explores the influence and reception of German poetic forms in early American publications. Through his research, Davis sheds light on the cultural exchanges between Germany and America during a formative period in literary history, highlighting the significance of translation in shaping literary landscapes.

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