Ernst Marcus Collection 1899-1976 bulk1900-1928

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Ernst Marcus Collection 1899-1976 bulk1900-1928

This collection contains manuscripts by Ernst Marcus, as well as notes anddiaries in which he recorded his philosophical ideas. There is also correspondence of a philosophical nature with Rebecca Hanf and SalomoFriedlaender, and original clippings of newspaper articles written by Ernst Marcus.

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Marcus, Ernst, 1856-1928

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Kant, Immanuel, 1724-1804

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