Friedrich Christoph Schlosser, Ein Nekrolog
is a biographical tribute to the esteemed German historian Friedrich Christoph Schlosser (1776-1861), penned by his contemporary, Georg Gottfried Gervinus. This necrology offers insights into Schlosser's life, work, and enduring influence on the field of history.
Published shortly after Schlosser's death, this work serves as both a eulogy and an intellectual assessment, providing valuable perspectives on his contributions to historical scholarship and his impact on 19th-century German intellectual life. Gervinus's account illuminates Schlosser's key works and explores the themes and ideas that defined his career. This book offers a valuable look at a key figure in the development of modern historical thought.
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