Brandes, George

Brandes, George, a literary critic, born at Copenhagen, of Jewish parents; his views of the present tendency of literature in Europe provoked at first much opposition in Denmark, though they were received with more favour afterwards; the opposition to his views were such that he was forced to leave Copenhagen, but, after a stay in Berlin, he returned to it in 1862, with the support of a strong party in his favour.

Definition taken from The Nuttall Encyclopædia, edited by the Reverend James Wood (1907)

Brandenburg, the House of * Brandt
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Bramante, Donato
Bramble, Matthew
Bramhall, John
Bramwell, Sir Frederick
Bran
Brand, John
Brandan, St., Island of
Brande
Brandenburg
Brandenburg, the House of
Brandes, George
Brandt
Brandt, Sebastian
Brandy Nan
Brandywine Creek
Brangtons, The
Brant, Joseph
Brantôme, Pierre de Bourdeilles
Brasidas
Brass, Sampson
Brasses