Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-18
BIOGRAPHY OF C.L SAND.

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Charles Louis Sand, German student,
I and the ASSASSIN Of koiZebue, was born Vet,
scid6l, in the Marg,aya,e o; Bayreuh, IN Saxo-
n. Sand belonged 10 very ses pe ctabio lam
| lily, By which he was tenderiy beloved. Hu
| FIRST studied at The gymnasium OF Regonsbours
! under Professor Klein, then welt 10 Tubergen,
| and ATTENDED the lessons of the learned Es-
| chennemeyer. He studied and prepared for
| the ministry, for which his gentle character
| aud pure manners seemed 10 render him we'll
| qualified. An ardent patriot, he panook OF
| the enthusiasm of the German youth, and ran
ged himself under the banners of ndepen-
dence. He made with bravery Tic cani-
paigns Of is 3-ll and TOOK up aims again af
! Ter the return Of Napoleon to France, IN 1918.
| The captain ofthe company in which he serv
| ed in 1915, wrote after the assassination of
| kotZebue: ~ Mas an observer of Sand, aud
! could not but love and esteem hin~moge and
| more every day, tor lis strict virtue, his up
| rlghtness, his good manners aud, enthusiastic
| ioAe OF truth. No one cnu!d he more mod, S, +,
| calm, rejecting, anc. as far a II was possible
to be, exempt from everY kind Of passion. So
| that cannot regard his unfortunate crime out
as the effect Of fnna,iclsm, and as the begin
! ning OF Ais alterations of mInd.' Sand lt.en-
! ded the courses OF The celebrated Uaiy crsIties
I OF Eiougen, Tu5engeu and J,a /, whore he
mercd the esteem aud friendship ufhis fellow
students and his masters, ny his personal qua l.
tiles, his love of labor, aud h,s great apfHude
ior instruction, but ii Was at the Uniyershy oi
TubengCn that his sonbre and melancholy
| character began first 10 be developed, which
! was veiy soon 10 make hun inisei bic as.as-
SIN. Sand believed that peace would render TO
his countrynen that independence which II had
| enJoyod during he wars against France, and
that Germany would know az last the charms
and blessings of liberty. Yam he Desput.
ism observes no bounds Ohgarchy, witch he.
gan 10 beai do wn with all It's force upon a
people generous and essentially gooo, fired his
magnaiou Penalty, prison and exile atten-
| ded the courageous writers who Gle ral.i tive II
VOICES III lA:os ei the people; and ,nen devoted
to power, the saiaricd agents OF The govern
ment, outraged each day ihe dearer rights o
the citizens, and were scandalously recompen'
sed by titles and honours Among these last
kotzebue was thought To stand IN the irsl rank
His celebrated name, his liter ry reputation
Justly merited, the influence which he cxercIs
ed over the men of tho nation, the lmpruden
and, witbou; dodbi, ieigned part winch IA,
bore against the German Universities, OF whicl
he bitterly censured thelr IDEAS a too much IL
| harmony with modern Institutions, the foollsl
appreciation which he gave 10 the measures 0
rigor adopted bv tho Hanoycran government
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