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This is the first volume of the collected works of Hans Sachs, a prominent German playwright, poet, and Meistersinger of the 16th century. Sachs was one of the most popular and prolific writers of the early modern period, and his works provide invaluable insight into the culture and concerns of his time.

Volume 1 presents a selection of his early writings, showcasing his diverse talents and laying the foundation for his later, more elaborate creations. Readers interested in the history of German literature, drama, or poetry will find this a fascinating and essential collection.

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