Fichte (Classic Reprint)

Yet if one does not misinter pret the evidence supplied in ample quantity by the numerous speeches, addresses, essays, memorials, and other documents which marked the celebration of the centenary of Eichte in 1862, circumstances in his case must have combined to bring about this result. Many occasional references were made by various speakers and writers to the philosophy of Fichte, and much was said of the speculative depth and richness of his writings, but all such remarks were manifestly external and by the way. The subtle metaphysician of the Wissenschaftslehre had evidently, in the estimation of his admirers, been overshadowed by the patriotic orator of the A dP. IV.
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