Klamer Eberhard Karl Schmidt
Klamer Eberhard Karl Schmidt (29 December 1746 – 8 January 1824) was a jurist and a popular Holy Roman empire, German poet-lyricist. Life Klamer Eberhard Karl Schmidt was born in the Harz region between Hannover and Leipzig, in the little Kingdom of Prussia , Prussian town of Halberstadt, which is also where he grew up and lived out most of his life, employed for some years as a " Domänenrat" (middle-grade government administrative official). His father, about whom sources are somewhat disparaging, was a writer-clerk with some form of legal training. His parents were adequately networked locally, however. While he was growing up his mother, strongly supported by the Rector (academia), rector at the Halberstadt cathedral school, was keen that he should study Theology and make his career as a churchman. Between 1764 and 1767 Schmidt studied Jurisprudence at Martin Luther University of Halle-Wittenberg, Halle. During his time at Halle or shortly after returning to Halbers ...
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