Fichte
JOHANN GOTTIIEB, a German philosopher; born in Rammenwrote his treatise, "Essay Toward a au in Upper Lusatia, May 19, 1762; Critique of All Revelation" (1792), as wrote his treatise, "Essay Toward a was appointed Professor of Philosophy in the Un the following year published his "Docin the University of Jena in 1794; and the following year published his "Docwritings the most important are: "The Doctrines of Science" (1794); "Foundations of the Whole Doctrine of Science" (1794); "Introduction to the Doctrine tions of the Whole Doctrine of Science" Doctrine" (1798); (1800). He died in Berlin, Jan. 27, 1814. ; "Man's Destiny" (1800). He died in Berlin, Jan. 27, 1814.
Ia., in 1883. He graduated from Har- Doctrine" (1798) "Man's Destiny" vard University in 1904 and after studying law was admitted to the bar in 1908. He was the author of several volumes of prose and poetry, including "From the Isles" (1907); (1907); "The Breaking of Bonds" "The Happy Hap Princess" FICUS (1910); "Twelve Japanese Painters" (1913); and "An April Elegy" (1917).
During the World War he was captain of the Ordnance Department. He served in France until July, 1919, rising to the rank of lieutenant-colonel. a