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GRATEFULLY INSCRIBED
BY PERMISSION TO
Thomas Carlyle,
WHO FIRST MADE
Rabel
KNOWN IN ENGLAND.
CONTENTS.
CHAPTER I.
1771-1803.
Intellectual Vigour of the Germans-Influence of the French Revolution
upon German Women-Rahel representative of the Epoch-Rahel
contrasted with Madame Récamier and Madame de Staël-Birth of
Rahel, in 1771-Her Childhood-Domestic Discomfort-Early Asso-
ciates-Rahel visits Teplitz, 1795-Letters from Rahel to Baron
Brinckmann and David Veit-Rahel's Engagement to Count Finken-
stein-Rahel the "Interpreter of Goethe "-Goethe's Estimate of
Rahel-Her Friendship for Ludwig Tieck-Jean Paul's Introduction
to Rahel in Berlin, 1803
1-18
CHAPTER II.
1764-1803.
A German Physician of the Last Century-His Daughter, Henriette de
Lemos-Her Dramatic Performances-Henriette, a Bride of Fifteen
-A Jewish Wedding-Society in Berlin-The Daughters of Moses
Mendelssohn- Dramatic Readings-Schleiermacher and Frederick
Schlegel Friendship of Henriette Herz and Schleiermacher-Death
of Dr. Marcus Herz, in 1803-The Duchess of Courland-Ludwig
Börne and Henriette Herz
--
...
19-40
CHAPTER III.
1803-1806.
Rahel's Salon in 1803-An Evening in the Jägerstrasse-Baron Brinck-
mann-Friedrich von Gentz-Madame de Staël in Berlin, 1804-Her
Jealousy of Rahel-Conversation with Rahel-Madame de Staël's
Recantation
41-56
CHAPTER IV.
1806-1809.
Rahel's Introduction to Varnhagen von Ense-His Literary Tastes and
Associates-The Tugend-Bund-Studies and Readings with Rahel and
Henriette Herz--Fichte in Berlin, 1807-8-Varnhagen's Account of
Rahel's Salon-His Attachment to Rahel-Varnhagen leaves Berlin
for Tübingen-Letters from Rahel to Varnhagen
CHAPTER V.
1800-1810.
57-72
Political Depression in Germany-Literary Activity-Friendships of that
Day-Simplicity and Leisure-Awakening Patriotism-Schill and
Scharnhorst, 1809-Perthes in Hamburg-Unprotected Berliners—
Varnhagen joins the Austrian Army-The Battle of Wagram-Letters
from Rahel to Varnhagen
73-98
CHAPTER VI.
1810-1813.
Rahel's Anxiety and Loneliness-Rahel renews her Friendship with the
Fouqués The Modern Minnesinger-His Life at Nennhausen
Frau von Fouqué's “Roderic ”—Correspondence between Rahel and
Frau von Fouqué-Disturbed State of the Country-Letters to Rahel
in 1812-13
99-116
CHAPTER VII.
1813-1814.
Varnhagen and Freiherr von Stein at Prague-Rahel meets Varnhagen at
Teplitz-Society there-Rahel and Beethoven - Dissipation and
Disquietude-Letter from Rahel to Varnhagen-Political Spies-
Prince de Ligne-Order for the Arrest of Varnhagen-Stein at
Petersburg, 1812-Rahel's Work among the Troops at Prague——
Tettenborn and Varnhagen-Letters from Rahel-The Peace-
Rahel's Marriage to Varnhagen, 1814
CHAPTER VIII.
1814-1815.
117-142
Vienna in the Autumn of 1814-Uncrowned Kings-Rahel arrives at Vienna in October-The Prussian Coterie-Dorothea Schlegel-Frau
von Eybenberg - Frau von Grotthuss
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Gentz in Vienna - Letters
from Rahel to her Brother in Berlin-Rahel and the Baroness Arn-
stein-Position of the Baroness in Vienna-Her Patriotism-Her Hos-
pitalities-Letters from Rahel
143-163
CHAPTER IX.
1815-1819.
Rahel at Frankfort, in 1815-Goethe's Visit to Rahel-Varnhagen Chargé-
d'Affaires at Carlsruhe-Letter from Rahel to her Sister Rosa-
Letters from Rahel to Ernestine G.-Rahel's Acquaintance with the
Custines-Character of Count Astolf Custine-Letters from the
Count-Letters from Rahel to Count Custine
CHAPTER X.
1819-1829.
164-194
Rahel and Varnhagen at Berlin, in 1819—Change in the Society there--
Henriette Herz- Rahel's Salon Revived - Letter from Rahel to
Baron Brinckmann, at Stockholm-Political Stagnation-Varnhagen
abandons Official Life-His Literary Work-Letters from Rahel to
Gentz-"Denkblätter einer Berlinerin"-Spoken Literature-Rahel's
Vitalising Influence
195-221
CHAPTER XI.
1829-1833.
Count Custine Visits Rahel in Berlin, 1829-Letter from Rahel to the
Count-Extracts from Rahel's Note-Books-Her Religious Faith-
Her Freedom from Dogmatism-Dissatisfaction with Social Condi-
tions-The St. Simonians-Rahel's Failing Strength-Rahel's Dream
-Her Illness and Death, on March 7, 1833
CHAPTER XII.
CONCLUSION.
222-247
Count Custine's Memoir of Rahel, in the "Revue des Deux Mondes "-
Baron Brinckmann's Recollections of Rahel-Varnhagen and Hum-
boldt-Henriette Herz-Varnhagen's Unchanged Liberalism-Heine
sends to him Ferdinand Lassalle-Varnhagen's Death, October 10,
1858
248-259