Ingo

Gustav Freytag

first published 1873 Fredonia Books (NL), 2003 paperback 368 pages

Ingo was written while the "romantic" school of fiction was in vogue in Germany, and the influence of Walter Scott was still quite noticeable there. Gustav Freytag (1816 - 1895), scholar, poet, novelist, critic, playwright, editor, soldier, publicist, was born in Kreuzburg, Silesia. He was an intimate friend of Crown Prince Frederick William.

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