Rudolphi, Caroline Christiane, educator, poet and writer, founded successful educational institutes in Hamburg and Heidelberg, and maintained contact with Klopstock, Claudius and the protagonists of Heidelberg Romanticism, Arnim, Brentano, Tieck, Creuzer, Sophie Mereau and others (1754-1811). Eigh. Letter m. U. "C. Rudolphi. 21/2 pp., closely described. Double sheet with address and seal residue. Gr. 4to. Heidelberg 10.VI.1806. To the publisher Göschen in Leipzig. Extensive about textbooks and reading books for the youth and the manuscript of an own educational book, which she offered to Göschen to the publishing house and about its acceptance or rejection she now expects a clear statement. Further, the search for a young man as a tutor to meet a number of conditions. "... There is, of course, much to be demanded of him. He is supposed to be a calm and yet talented head and a pure, noble man who has knowledge and, above all, the beautiful ability to present it to the female youth vividly, pleasantly and with the best possible tenderness. It is said to be beyond the stormy season of passions and yet mild, benevolent and heartwarming. His whole nature should certainly command respect ...". - Important personality in the history of pedagogy. ==References====External links== Fr. Reichardt, who also set her poems to music. - Adresseblatt mit Siegel-Auswürss, doch ohne Textlose.