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Victor Hugo: Preface to e the moment of battle for young artists and authors (Berlioz, Delacroix, and Gautier supported him) against political censorship and conservative classical criticism; whatever the qualities of the play, it helped break the hold of classical theory and the impress of Racine and Corneille on the Fren

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Novalis: “Christendom or Europe”nsumption. He was of noble Saxon descent. He studied under tutors before undertaking legal studies at Jena, Leipzig, and Wittenberg. In 1794, having completed his legal preparation, he began to work at a minor government post and later served in the administration of the salt mines of the Elector of

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Friedrich von Savigny: lection is taken is his pamphlet . (1814), which is a polemic against the efforts to introduce into Germany a uniform code of law like the Napoleonic Code (which had been imposed in some German territories by the victorious French armies).