Author:Ernst Conrad Friedrich Schulze

Ernst Conrad Friedrich Schulze
(1789–1817)

Ernst Conrad Friedrich Schulze

Works

• Die bezauberte Rose ('The Enchanted Rose')
  • The Enchanted Rose: a Poem in Three Cantos translated by William Waddilove (1835) (scan needed)
  • The Enchanted Rose: a Romaunt translated by Caroline de Crespigny (1844) (external scan)

Poetry

• "Jägerlied" ('Hunter's Song')
  • "Song of the Texian Hunters" translated anonymously (1835) (external scan)
  • "The Black Jäger" translated by Margaret Davesiès de Pontès (1858) (external scan)
• "Lerche und Nachtigall" ('Lark and Nightingale')
  • "The Lark and the Nightingale" translated by Alfred Baskerville (1854) (external scan)
  • "The Lark and the Nightingale" translated by Margaret Davesiès de Pontès (1858) (external scan)
• "Überall nur du" ('Only You Everywhere')
  • "Only Thou Everywhere" translated by Alfred Baskerville (1854) (external scan)
• "An Cäcilie" ('To Cecilia')
  • "The Adieu" translated by Margaret Davesiès de Pontès (1858) (external scan)

Other

• Journal entry, 1813, translated by Frances Waddington Bunsen (external scan)
• Letter to Brandis and Bunsen, 3 February 1817, translated by Frances Waddington Bunsen (external scan)

Works attributed to Schulze

• "The ‘Meeting’" translated by John Lodge Ellerton (1846) (external scan)

Works about Schulze

• "Biographical Notices of Korner, Schenkendorf, and Schulze, Three Modern German Poets" in The Edinburgh Magazine (1821) (external scan)
• "Ernst Schulze" in The Spirit of German Poetry by Joseph Gostick (1845) (external scan)