158 lutzen, battle of, viii.
"History of the English People, Index"
John Richard Green
The "Lion of the North" had fallen on the bloody and victorious field of lutzen, and only a very small girl of six stood as the representative of Sweden's royalty.
"Historic Girls"
E. S. Brooks
He had found many things within to arrange on a more practical foundation, many without to correct: for the long locks of most of the pupils; the circumstance that three lutzen Jagers, one of whom had delivered the oration at a students' political meeting, had established the school; that Barop had been persecuted as a demagogue on account of his connection with a students' political society; and, finally, Froebel's relations with Switzerland and the liberal educational methods of the school, had roused the suspicions of the Berlin demagogue-hunters, and therefore demagogic tendencies, from which in reality it had always held aloof, were attributed to the institute.
"The Complete Historical Romances of Georg Ebers"
Georg Ebers
