From: Carl Ludwig Grotefend (28 July 1869 )

From: Carl Ludwig Grotefend (28 July 1869 )

Correspondence

A letter in German from Carl Ludwig Grotefend to Wilhelm Bleek, sent from Hanover on 28 July 1869. Grotefend discusses the enclosed language notes prepared for him by librarian Herr Bodemann. The two pages of language notes (one written on both sides) compare three languages - one Dutch and one German. The notes are titled "Liebn. Collect. Etymol.", include line and page numbers and bear the Royal Library of Hannover stamp. The letter and notes are archived with the original addressed envelope.

28 July 1869

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1. Grotefend was a philologist. 2. The "Liebn" notation on these pages probably refers to Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz and possibly a publication on etymology. 3. The envelope is addressed to WHI Bleek at Königgrätzer strasse 109 in Berlin.