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Legendary Late-Romantic Switzerlands,es of William Tell, and the reception of the Tell legends in Britain allows them to function, despite their historical and geographical specificity, as correlatives for British ideals of rural simplicity, liberty, and attachment to home.

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,Romantic Suicide, Contagion, and Rousseau’s ,,age as one of the most influential defenders of personal liberty in Europe in the long eighteenth century, the text itself being held up as a guidebook to the establishment of democracy in France. In the section called ‘The Right of Life and Death’, where Rousseau writes, ‘The question is often aske

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,Rousseau’s , and Automata in the Romantic Period,y moment of the author’s life: his return to Switzerland, following the banning of . in France.. Frederick the Great granted Rousseau temporary refuge in Neuchatel (or Neuenburg, as the city’s Prussian ruler called it) on 16 August 1762 (Cook 88). The area around Neuchatel stood at the centre of aut