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Johann Martin Miller (1750–1814)
Miller, Johann Martin. A German novelist and poet; born at Ulm, Dec. 3, 1750; died there, June 21, 1814. He was best known by ‘Siegwart, a Convent Tale’ (1776). He wrote also in prose: ‘Contribution to the History of the Tender Passion’ (1776); ‘Correspondence between Three College Friends’ (1776); ‘Story of Charles of Burgheim and Emilia of Rosenau’ (1778); etc.: while several of his ‘Poems’ (1783) became popular songs.