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| Format | Book Whole |
|---|---|
| Author, Monographic | Schuetz, Fritz, 1833-1888 |
| Title, Monographic | Das Heil der Voelker |
| Edition or Version | Zweite Auflage |
| Place of Publication | Milwaukee, Wis. |
| Publisher | Doerflinger Book & Publ. Co. |
| Date of Publication | 1881 |
| Extent of Work | vi, 162; xxii, 184 pages ; 17 cm |
| View Online | HathiTrust |
| OCLC | 48090327 |
| Contents | Teil I. Das Heil der Volker ist bedingt durch den Fortschrift der Religion -- Das Heil -- Soziale Verhältnisse oder Wohlstand -- Reichtum der Juden -- Verarmung der katholischen Länder -- Teil II. Der Protestantismus und sein Einfluss auf den Wohlstand, im Verhältniss zum Katholizismus und zum Menschenthum |
| Notes | Also on title page: "! Zweite Auflage !" -- Preis: 35 Cents. -- Carver, Minn.: Fritz Schuetz, Box 74. Johann Jakob Friedrich "Fritz" Schütz (born 14 April 1833 in Walldorf near Heidelberg; died 22 April 1888 in New Ulm, Minnesota) was a German American preacher and writer, and a proponent of rational atheism. He studied natural sciences, philology, and philosophy at the University of Heidelberg in the 1850s, later he switched completely to philology to become a teacher. From 1861 to 1866 he worked as a teacher in Schwetzingen until he came into conflict with the authorities and quit. He was then a preacher of the Freie Gemeinde in Apolda, Thuringia; published the Freethinker journal, Menschenthum, 1869. In 1871, after the founding of the German Empire, Schütz emigrated to America, first to Philadelphia, where he was a teacher and speaker at various Freie Gemeinden; then to Milwaukee, Wisconsin (1873); and later to first Carver, Minnesota, and then to New Ulm, where he joined the Turner community and edited the freethinker periodical Rundschau. |
| MKI Annotation | German American author. |
| Donated by | Lester Seifert. |
| Call Number | PIA WI |
| MKI Terms | Religion/ Freethinkers |