Fritz in his eulogy for him: M. de Knobelsdorff had a character of candor and probity which made him generally esteemed; he loved the truth, and convinced himself that it offended no one; he regarded courtesy as an inconvenience, and shunned anything that seemed to constrain his freedom; you had to know him well to fully appreciate his merit.
Could you give me a link or citation for that passage, when you get a chance? I'm putting together the bibliography and citations for my Peter Keith essay. Thanks! (No rush, I realize everyone but me is celebrating holidays.)
Felis, help!
Date: 2021-12-23 10:26 pm (UTC)Fritz in his eulogy for him: M. de Knobelsdorff had a character of candor and probity which made him generally esteemed; he loved the truth, and convinced himself that it offended no one; he regarded courtesy as an inconvenience, and shunned anything that seemed to constrain his freedom; you had to know him well to fully appreciate his merit.
Could you give me a link or citation for that passage, when you get a chance? I'm putting together the bibliography and citations for my Peter Keith essay. Thanks! (No rush, I realize everyone but me is celebrating holidays.)
Re: Felis, help!
Date: 2021-12-23 11:17 pm (UTC)Re: Felis, help!
Date: 2021-12-23 11:58 pm (UTC)