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by Ludvig Holberg (Baron) (Author)
Jacob Von Tyboe, Eller Den Stortalende Soldat is a comedy by Ludvig Holberg, a prominent figure in Danish literature and theatre of the 18th century. Holberg, also known as Baron Holberg, was a playwright, historian, and essayist during the Enlightenment era. This play, whose title translates to "Jacob Von Tyboe, Or The Boastful Soldier," showcases Holbergâ(TM)s satirical wit and skill in character development. Written in Danish, it offers insight into the social norms and values of the time. The play remains a significant work for those studying Danish literature and the history of European theatre.
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