[23] Schlegel here conveys an indirect censure on the Prussian government, for some acts of an intolerant nature towards its Catholic subjects.—Trans.
[24] This was spoken exactly two years before the French Revolution of July, 1830.—Trans.
[25] Austria.
[26] France.
[27] Schlegel alludes to the philosophy of Fichte, which was an ideal subjective Pantheism.
[28] The author here alludes to the philosophy of Schelling, which was more a material and objective Pantheism, not unlike the system of Spinoza.
[29] This last expression contains, I believe, an allusion to the philosophy of Hegel.—Trans.
FINIS.
B. BENSLEY, PRINTER.