Letters To A Female Friend

Originally published in 1801, this collection of letters between the German philosopher and diplomat Wilhelm von Humboldt and his female correspondent provides a unique insight into early 19th-century intellectual life. Humboldt's erudite reflections on literature, philosophy, and society are complemented by his correspondent's insightful responses and observations. Whether you are a student of German literature, a social historian, or just looking for a fascinating glimpse into the past, this book is not to be missed.

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