Laurence Sterne in Germany / A Contribution to the Study of the Literary Relations of / England and Germany in the Eighteenth Century

by Harvey W. Hewett-Thayer

[33.] Hamburg, Bohn, 1785.

[34.] Published in improved and amplified form, Braunschweig, 1794.

[35.] II, Nr. 204, August 25, 1808, Tübingen.

[36.] Breslau, 1779, 2d edition, 1780, by A. W. L. von Rahmel.

[37.] See M. Denis, “Literarischer Nachlass,” edited by Retzer, Wien, 1801, II, p. 196.

[38.] “Sämmtliche Werke,” edited by B. R. Abeken, Berlin, 1858, III, pp. 61–64.

[39.] First American edition as “Practical Philosophy,” Lansingburgh, 1805, p. 331. Sterne is cited on p. 85.

[40.] Altenburg, 1778, p. 90. Reviewed in Gothaische Gelehrte Zeitungen, 1779, p. 169, March 17, and in Allg. deutsche Bibl., XXXVII, 2, p. 476.

[41.] Hempel, VIII, p. 354.

[42.] In a review of “Mamsell Fieckchen und ihr Vielgetreuer, ein Erbauungsbüchlein für gefühlvolle Mädchen,” which is intended to be a warning to tender-hearted maidens against the sentimental mask of young officers. Another protest against excess of sentimentalism was “Philotas, ein Versuch zur Beruhigung und Belehrung für Leidende und Freunde der Leidenden,” Leipzig, 1779. See Allg. deutsche. Bibl., XLIV. 1, pp. 128–9.