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The Lost Manuscript: A Novel

By Gustav Freytag

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Driven by intellectual curiosity and the promise of a great discovery, two friends embark on a quest to unearth a long-lost historical document, only to find their own lives profoundly changed.

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2010-10-14
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Summary

"The Lost Manuscript" by Gustav Freytag is a story from the late 1800s that tells the story of Professor Felix Werner, a smart expert in ancient writings, and his friend Doctor Fritz Hahn sets, as they work to find a missing manuscript by Tacitus that is thought to be hidden in a manor. The book is about discovering knowledge, growing as a person, and how people are connected. The book starts with Professor Werner, deeply involved in his studies. When he finds a piece of a manuscript talking about a valuable work by Tacitus, he and Dr. Hahn start to think about where this manuscript could have gone. They decide to check out the manor's past. While doing so, they come across a funeral at a church. They see a caring woman comforting a sad mother, suggesting deeper connections between characters and setting the stage for a close look at their relationships as they chase the secret manuscript. The beginning mixes the excitement of academic ambition with deep feelings, offering readers a careful look at humanity and the common search for meaning through knowledge.

About the Author

Gustav Freytag was a German novelist and playwright.

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