Schulze, Ernst, a poet from Celle, who died early in the Romantic period, famous for his poetry "The Enchanted Rose", a private lecturer at the University of Göttingen (1789-1817). Eigh. Letter from the U.S. "E Schulze". 2 p. Double sheet with address and seal remains. Celle 7.IV.1809. At the age of 20, he was a fellow philosophy student at the Wennigsen Monastery near Hanover. First discusses in detail the possibilities of a visit Ferchaus in Schulze's apartment in Celle and then reports about his financially scarce, but otherwise amusing life, about his future prospects (possible departure from Göttingen) and about his amorous affairs. "... My time here, as usual, has flowed very pleasantly. I live completely without worries, have the needy money to pinch at times, and share my time between diligent study and dealing with some very amiable friends. My beautiful student came back to Celle a few days ago, my unloved bride [by ink stain hard to read] tears the day after tomorrow to Leipzig, and my previous Amouretten, are still increased with some new ones on a recently organized ball ... I now have a small opera from an act in work that will probably be ready in a few days. Bouterwek will be very surprised that I suddenly throw myself into a completely different subject. But I don't think that this transformation of stock will happen. - My pen writes too bad and since I have no pen knife bey of the hand, I have to close ..." - Enchanting, very rare letter from the student and poet Ernst Schulze from his hometown Celle.