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sets up in business; presumed proposal to, and rejection
by, Amalie Heine decided that he shall study for the
law; leaves Hamburg, 1819; uncle promises an annual
allowance; leaves hopefully Düsseldorf; early lyrics;
embryo fame; contributions to The Hamburg Watchman,
&c.; goes to Bonn University, 1819; Augustus Schlegel
Simrock and Hundeshagen; romanticism; "Junge Leiden"
lyrics; matriculation in 1820 goes to Beul; life at Göt-
tingen; is rusticated; Berlin in 1820-1; Moses Moser;
the Varnhagens; E. Gans; Hegel; publications in the
Gesellschafter; issue in book-form; Heine's mental state
at this time; appearance and demeanour; Scott's literary
influence; the Neo-Romantic movement; "Buch der
Lieder"; Ratcliff"; "Almansor"; "Lyrisches Inter-
mezzo" 		35
CHAPTER III.
Heine's heedlessness of health; nervous headaches: joins his
parents at Lüneburg, 1823; reputation; goes to Cuxhaven
for health; arrives in Hamburg; interview with his Uncle
Salomon; "Die Heimkehr"; temporary quarrel with
uncle; stay by the North Sea; love of the sea; "Heimkehr"
sea-lyrics; leaves Cuxhaven; at Lüneburg; returns to
Göttingen; the "Rabbi von Bacharach"; flying visit to
Berlin; calls on Immerrmann at Magdeburg; hailed in
Berlin as the German Byron; Göttingen; "Faust project;
tour through Hartz district in summer of 1824; meeting
with Goethe; the "Harzreise" 		62
CHAPTER IV.
Heine at Göttingen in 1824-5; despondency; question of
his apostasy; is baptized; his examination; on July 20th.
makes doctorial speech; Norderney (Book ii., Reise-
bilder); Hamburg; Heine and his Uncle Salomon;
becomes acquainted with future publisher, Julius Campe;
publication in book-form of first series of Reisebilder,
May, 1826; "Die Nordsce" lyrics; Norderncy again;
romantic episode; Lüneburg; Reisebilder; goes to
Hamburg to arrange with Campe; new Reisebilder

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Publication Information: Book Title: Life of Heinrich Heine. Contributors: William Sharp - author. Publisher: Walter Scott. Place of Publication: London. Publication Year: 1888. Page Number: 6.
    
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