Harden berg (här'den-berg), Georg Fried rich Philipp von: pseudonym Novalis

Born at - Wiederstädt, near Mansfeld, Pru ia, May 2, 1772: died at Wei enfels, Pru ia, March 25, 1801. A noted German poet and littérateur. He wrote the novel "He in rich von Ofterdingen," and lyric Harden berg, Prince Karl August von. Born at E enrode, Hannover, Pru ia, May 31, 1750: died at Genoa, Nov. 26, 1822. A Pru ian statesmanter entered the ru ian ministry; was 1 poems. His works were published in 1802. He 1791; = chancellor in 1810, and president of the council in 1817. His memoirs were edited by Von Ranke in 1877. Harderwijk (här'der-wik). Atown in the province of Gelder land, Netherlands, situated on the - Zuyder Zee 31 miles east of Amsterdam. It was formerly an important Hanseatic port, and the seat of a university from 1648 to 1818. Population (1891), 7,594. Hard i can ute (här di-ka-nūt'). [Also Harde canute, Hardacnut, Harthacnut ; ML. Hardi canutus , AS. Harthacnut .] Born about 1019: died at Lambeth, near London, June 8, 1042. King of England 1040-42, son of Canute and Emma of Normandy. He became king of Denmark in 1035, and nominal king of the West Saxons in the same year, his half-brother Harold being king of the north. See Harold ,