Letter from Friedrich Schiller to Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, written from Weimar and dated 30 July 1800

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RA 3/813, ‘Schiller, Friederich, 1800 July 30, Weimar’

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Letter from Friedrich Schiller to Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, written from Weimar and dated 30 July 1800

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Letter from Friedrich Schiller to Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, written from Weimar and dated 30 July 1800.

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Schiller begins by saying that Körner will not come to Lauchstädt and that he will not travel their either because of his poor health. He then addresses Goethe’s translation of Voltaire’s Tancrède, stating that the freedom Goethe has demonstrated suggests that he will go a step further than he did with Mahomet. He notes that Goethe’s intention to use choirs in the theatre will be an important experiment, and adds that he hopes to present his finished version of La Pucelle d’Orleans upon Goethe’s return. He concludes by discussing his collection of poems and suggests that Goethe could get finished printed sheets of them.

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30 July 1800

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Zoe Screti

Record created on:

29 August 2024