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Swiss literature - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (4422 words) |
 | There is no such thing as a Swiss national vernacular literature properly speaking, this being explained by the diversity between the states of which it is composed, which has not favoured any common intellectual life. |
| By their united exertions the antiquated traditions of German literature were broken down to a large extent, while great praise was bestowed on English poets, Shakespeare, Milton and others. |
| The knight Othon of Grandson is the earliest figure in the literature of the Suisse romande. |
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