Johann Georg Schlosser (7 December 1739 – 17 October 1799) was a German lawyer, historian, politician, translator and philosopher.[1] He is most known for having married Cornelia Schlosser, née Goethe, the sister of famous German playwright Johann Wolfgang von Goethe.[2]
Copperplate engraving of Johann Georg Schlosser by Christian Erdmann Gottlieb Prestel (after 1785)
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