- of
Scottish Portraits" (1854) at the
request of
David Laing, and "The
Prinzenraub" (1855). In
October 1855, he
finished The Guises, a
history of the House...
-
knight Kunz von
Kaufungen an
episode famous in
German history as the
Prinzenraub (i.e. The
Stealing of the Princes). In 1464, he
succeeded his father...
- Meissen, 24 June 1447 – d. Meissen, 14
September 1447). July 1455 saw the
Prinzenraub, the
attempt of a
knight named Kunz von
Kaufungen to
abduct Frederick's...
-
services and loss of
property during the war, and
eventually during the
Prinzenraub (English: "The
stealing of the princes") he
kidnapped Frederick II's...
-
deutschen Verskunst ("Textbook of
German verse," 1844); a play, Der
Prinzenraub ("Kidnapping of a prince," 1839); and a
volume of po****r
poems (1847)...
- is of
older origin (see above). The
castle is the
scene of the
famous Prinzenraub,
related by
Carlyle in his "Miscellanies".
Further buildings within the...
- t'aime,
Siebdruckmappe 1991 : Nibelungen,
Siebdruckmappe 1991 : Der
Prinzenraub,
Siebdruckmappe 1992 : Was man
alles braucht,
Siebdruckmappe 1993-1994 :...
-
Antiquaries of Scotland, vol. i. part 3 (4to, Edinburgh, 1855). The
Prinzenraub [1855]
Westminster Review, No. 123,
January 1855.
Inaugural Address at...
-
Ernest and Albert, from the
castle of
Altenburg in what was
called the
Prinzenraub (English: "The
stealing of the princes").
Prince Albert was
found that...
