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Als der pietistische Pastor August Hermann Francke gegen Ende des 17. Jahrhunderts begann, vor den Toren der Stadt Halle ein Waisenhaus und Schulen für jeden Stand aufzubauen, gründete er zu deren Finanzierung erwerbende Betriebe. Dazu zählte der Verlag der Buchhandlung des Waisenhauses, in dem bedeutende theologische, pädagogische, und wissenschaftliche Werke vom Ende des 17. Jahrhunderts bis in das 20. Jahrhundert hinein erschienen sind. Die Werke aus diesem traditionsreichen Verlag werden von seinen Anfängen bis zum Tod des ersten Inspektors Heinrich Julius Elers im Jahr 1728 in einer ausführlichen Bibliographie, die 1650 Titel enthält, erstmals verzeichnet.
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When the Pietist pastor August Hermann Francke began establishing an orphanage and schools for all estates before the gates of the city of Halle towards the end of the 17th century, he funded them by setting up for-profit companies. One of these was the publishing enterprise run by the orphanage booksellers, which produced significant theological, educational and scientific works from the end of the 17th century until into the 20th century. The present detailed bibliography, containing 1650 titles, is the first to register the works produced by this renowned publishing house from its beginnings to the death of the first Inspector, Heinrich Julius Erler in 1728.
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Brigitte Klosterberg und Anke Mies, Archiv und Bibliothek der Franckeschen Stiftungen zu Halle.
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When the Pietist pastor August Hermann Francke began establishing an orphanage and schools for all estates before the gates of the city of Halle towards the end of the 17th century, he funded them by setting up for-profit companies. One of these was the publishing enterprise run by the orphanage booksellers, which produced significant theological, educational and scientific works from the end of the 17th century until into the 20th century. The present detailed bibliography, containing 1650 titles, is the first to register the works produced by this renowned publishing house from its beginnings to the death of the first Inspector, Heinrich Julius Erler in 1728.
(Author portrait)
Brigitte Klosterberg und Anke Mies, Archiv und Bibliothek der Franckeschen Stiftungen zu Halle.
