FRANZ VON LOHER
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A German miscellaneous writer; born at Paderborn, Oct. 15, 1818; died at Munich, March 1, 1892. He visited the United States and Canada in 1846, to gather material for a history of the Germans in America, and wrote "Significance of the German Race in the World's History" (1847); "History of the Germans in America" (1848). He wrote also: "Land and People in the Old and New Worlds" (1854); "The Magyars and Other Hungarians" (1874); "Cyprus" (1878); and many other sketches of history and notes of travel.
By Charles Dudley Warner
