Adolf Mützelburg

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Adolf Mützelburg (born January 3, 1831 in Frankfurt (Oder) , † January 17, 1882 in Berlin ) was a German writer and author of historical novels.

Life

The son of a tax official was an editor by profession. His novels The Lord of the World and The Bride of Millions are sequels to Alexandre Dumas ' novel The Count of Monte Christo . Carl Adolf Mützelburg was single.

Works (selection)

Luigia Sanfelice. Historical novella 1851
Henning Brabant. Historical novella 1852
The assassination. Historical novella 1852
The emperor's son. Historical novella 1853
The Prophet. Historical novel 1854
Captain Smith, the adventurer. Historical novel 1854, online
The Spaniards in Venice. Historical novel 1855
Mazeppa. A historical novel 1860
The inheritance dispute. Novel 1862

literature

Franz Brümmer: Mützelburg, Adolf . In: Allgemeine Deutsche Biographie (ADB). Volume 23, Duncker & Humblot, Leipzig 1886, p. 117 f.

Web links

Literature by and about Adolf Mützelburg in the catalog of the German National Library
Works by Adolf Mützelburg in the Gutenberg-DE project
Some of his works

personal data
SURNAME	Mützelburg, Adolf
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	German writer
DATE OF BIRTH	January 3, 1831
PLACE OF BIRTH	Frankfurt (Oder)
DATE OF DEATH	January 17, 1882
Place of death	Berlin