Johann Heinrich Jung Knihy

This historical novel tells the story of Theobald, a young man who becomes embroiled in a religious conflict in 18th century Germany. Faced with persecution and hardship, Theobald must navigate a complex web of politics, religion, and personal loyalties. This gripping tale is a must-read for anyone interested in historical fiction and the turbulent political and religious landscape of 18th century Europe.

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Exploring the intersection of belief and skepticism, this work addresses the legitimacy of presentiments, visions, and apparitions through the lenses of nature, reason, and scripture. It critiques materialism, delves into human nature, and examines phenomena such as predictions and prophesying. The text is structured with an introduction, detailed analysis, and a summary, alongside notes that enhance understanding. Additionally, a biographical sketch of the author, Johann Heinrich Jung-Stilling, provides context to his perspectives.

'Georgic' means 'to work the earth'. This poetic guide to country living combines practical wisdom on tending the land with fantasy and eulogies to the rhythms of nature. It describes hills strewn with wild berries in 'vine-spread autumn', and gives guidance on making wine and keeping bees.