Franz Heinrich Bispink

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Franz Heinrich Bispink (born August 29, 1749 in Dülmen ; † June 10, 1820 in Halle (Saale) ) was a German writer, bookseller and publisher.

Life and education

After attending the Coesfeld Jesuit College for 5 years , he entered the Franciscan monastery . As a result, studied philosophy and attended classes at various monasteries. In 1773 he was finally ordained a priest in Münster . As a result, he lived in Warendorf, Schwelm, Hagen and Halle, where he gave up celibacy and married a Protestant woman.

In Halle he became a bookseller, master's degree and later professor at the university there. At this time Bispink also wrote several anonymous writings against church violence. He was a friend and publisher of Friedrich Christian Laukhard . In his last novel "Wilhelm Steins Abentheuer" Bispink probably served as a template for the hero - a runaway Franciscan monk.

Independent publications

  • Fragmenta psychologico-moralia. Hagen: Voigt 1784. 93S. (ULB Münster)
  • Sincerus, the reformer. Frankfurt / M., Leipzig 1787
  • Letters from a Hottentot about the civilized world. 2 vols. Halle: 1787–1788. Microfiche edition: Munich: Saur, 1990–1994. 3 microfiches. [Work originally published anonymously.]
  • Notes on the translation [made by Laukhard] of the treatise of the Count of Arco on the Influence of Commerce on the Spirit and Morals of Nations. o. O. 1788
  • Entries, lighting and legal documents to Trenk's life story. Veritas virtutis vindex. Truth Castle: Ehrlich and Redlich Brothers [!] [Vienna] 1793
  • Letters from a Prussian eyewitness about the campaign of the Duke of Braunschweig against the New Franconians in 1792. Vols. 3–4 [1 and 2 are from Laukhard]. Germania [Thorn, Altona, Erfurt: Verlagsgesellsch.] 1794 [of the first parts a 2nd, unchanged. Edition Leipzig 1795] (Part 4 Münster University Library)
  • Life and fate of Father Guido Schulz, Franciscan in Westphalia. [Halle] 1802 [presumably Author]
  • Father Seraphim. A monastery story. Rome 1804
  • Napoleon ad praecipia regiminis et bellorum suorum momenta satiricis versibus adumbratus, ut sit speculo principibus ac populis; latinis etiam scholis usui. Hall 1814
  • A pinch for you, gentlemen. oOuJ

Dependent publications

  • in: Kath. Magazin 1, 1845: About the merit of the saints; The indulgence; J. Kössing's Liturgical Lectures on Holy Mass
  • Library for Thinkers 1783–1786: [Topics:] Newspaper monopoly in Munich; State of the enlightenment in Bavaria; Latest method of promoting literature and bookselling; Miracle in Munich, along with a little part of Bavarian custom; Electoral Bavarian ordinances; Munich method of curing people who have been bitten by angry dogs; Via various Bavarian institutions; Reviews of Faustin and the writing on the prohibition of books, together with small essays mostly marked with "Sp"; Extract from Bavarian regulations; From Bavaria; Short draft of a characteristic of the customs in Bavaria
  • German spectator 1785f. [several contributions, initially anonymous, in the 2nd edition by name, u. a.]: About manners, religion and government in Munich; Born in 1786: Donkey procession in Munich
  • Reichsanzeiger 1795, No. 217: Letters from a Prussian eyewitness [...]
  • Klein / Schröter: quarterly. for Christianity and Godliness, n.d., Vol. 1, H. 4.

Others

  • Translations: Evening hours of the King of Prussia's cook [from French]. o. O. 1785; New edition udT: Philosophical evenings of the cook of the King of Prussia [from the French]. Boston [Leipzig] 1786 - The woman and the monk. From the French of Mr. M. [with note]. Hall 1789.
  • Mentioned in: Thoma 1909, p. 146.
  • Reference works: Hamberger / Meusel, 5th ed., Bd. 1, 1797; Vol. 9, 1801; Vol. 17, 1820; Vol. 22.1, 1829 - Raßmann, 1st post. 1815; 2nd amendment 1818; 3. Nachtr. 1824 - Raßmann 1826 - Raßmann 1866 - Dt. Biogr. Archiv, Fiche 105, Col. 74-77, Fiche 1425, Col. 159-160.

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Remarks

  1. ↑ Ernst Raßmann, Nachrichten vom Leben und der Schriften von Münsterländischer Writers of the 18th and 19th Centuries, Münster 1826, p. 25
personal data
SURNAME Bispink, Franz Heinrich
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German writer
DATE OF BIRTH August 29, 1749
PLACE OF BIRTH Dülmen
DATE OF DEATH June 10, 1820
Place of death Halle (Saale)