Andreas Hofer: A Romance of the Tyrolese Rising

· Aeneas Press
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Tyrol, 1809: an innkeeper leads the mountain peasants against Napoleon and Bavaria, beats a regular army three times at Bergisel, is abandoned by his own Emperor, and is shot at Mantua by French order. Mühlbach was Klara Mundt, who wrote nearly three hundred volumes; Hofer was a real man within living memory when she wrote, and the betrayal by Vienna is not softened. Fifty-one plates by painters including Munch and Friedrich trace the mountain landscape and the restless inner life of the Tyrol, matching Hofer's world of peaks, mist and sleepless nights.
Tyrol, 1809: an innkeeper leads the mountain peasants against Napoleon and Bavaria, beats a regular army three times at Bergisel, is abandoned by his own Emperor, and is shot at Mantua by French order. Mühlbach was Klara Mundt, who wrote nearly three hundred volumes; Hofer was a real man within l...

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Luise Mühlbach (1814–1873) was the pen name of German author Clara Mundt. She wrote historical novels centered on European royalty and political figures, among them Joseph II and His Court, The Daughter of an Empress, and Henry VIII and His Court.
Luise Mühlbach (1814–1873) was the pen name of German author Clara Mundt. She wrote historical novels centered on European royalty and political figures, among them Joseph II and His Court, The Daughter of an Empress, and Henry VIII and His Court.

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