Ludwig Friedrich Hesse

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Ludwig Friedrich Hesse (born September 2, 1783 in Rudolstadt ; † March 28, 1867 there ) was a German historian .

Life

The son of the vice-principal and consistorial councilor Johann Ludwig Hesse attended a grammar school in his hometown. From 1801 he studied theology , classical studies and philology at the University of Leipzig . In 1805 he received his doctorate , after which he became a lecturer . He then became a collaborator at the grammar school in Rudolstadt and deputy administrator of the princely library. At the same grammar school, Hesse became sub-principal in 1807 . In 1810 he was appointed professor at the grammar school and in 1819 director. He was allowed to use his hometown archives for work; in 1837 he left high school and was employed at the archive as an archivist and librarian. Ludwig Hesse was also a member of several domestic and foreign associations. Hesse had also written an autobiography .

Selection of works

  • History of the Paulinzelle Monastery . Rudolstadt 1815
  • Paperback, dedicated to the history and topography of Thuringia
    • First volume Rudolstadt and Schwarzburg and their surroundings . Verlag der Hof-Buch- und Kunst-Handlung, Rudolstadt 1816 ( digitized version in the Bavarian State Library)
  • The yearbooks of Lambert von Hersfeld, translated from the edition of the monumenta Germaniae
  • Directory of Schwarzburg scholars from abroad
  • History of the Kevernburg Castle . In: New Journal for the History of the Germanic Peoples , Volume 1, Issue 1 1832, pp. 27 ff.
  • History of the Kevernburg near Arnstadt in the Fürstenthume Schwarzburg-Sondershausen . In: Thuringia and the Harz , Volume 5, 1841

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SURNAME Hesse, Ludwig Friedrich
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German historian
DATE OF BIRTH September 2, 1783
PLACE OF BIRTH Rudolstadt
DATE OF DEATH March 28, 1867
Place of death Rudolstadt