Further Reading
- Carl Friedrich Cramer, Klopstock, Er und über ihn (1780–1792)
- J.G. Gruber, Klopstocks Leben (1832)
- R. Hamel, Klopstock-Studien (1879–1880)
- F. Muncker, F. G. Klopstock, the most authoritative biography, (1888)
- E. Bailly, Étude sur la vie et les œuvres de Klopstock (Paris, 1888)
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