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…Beginning with the free-spirited and fantastical novel Amoria (completed in 1823, reworked and published in 1839), he wrote poetry, plays, and essays as a pioneer of the innovative Romantic movement, and his major works were collected in The Book of the Rose (1833-51). After the magnificent novel The Queen's Jewels (1834), featuring a dancer at the court of Gustav III, he turned his attention to Rousseau's "return to nature" movement and wrote realistic works such as The Synagogue (1838), which dealt with simple peasant life. In "That's Good" (1839), he strongly asserted that marriage was a personal matter based on love and understanding, in which there was no room for state or church intervention, which caused him to be unpopular with those around him. He was also suspected of forgery and attempted poisoning, and fled to America in 1851. After 15 years of wandering, he died in Bremen, Germany, on his way back to Europe.

*Some of the terminology explanations that mention "synagogue" are listed below.

Source | Heibonsha World Encyclopedia 2nd Edition | Information

…奔放な空想にみちた小説《アモリーナ》(1823年に完成，書き改めて39年に出版)をはじめ，革新的なロマン主義運動の旗手として，詩，劇，評論に筆をふるい，主要作品は《野ばらの書》(1833‐51)にまとめられている。グスタブ3世の宮廷の舞姫を配した華麗な小説《女王の宝石》(1834)の後，一転してルソーの〈自然に返れ〉の思潮を基盤に，素朴な農民生活を主題に《会堂》(1838)ほかの写実的な作品を書く。《それでよい》(1839)に，結婚は愛と理解に基づく個人の問題で，国家，教会が介入する余地はないという主張を色濃く盛りこんだために，周囲のひんしゅくを買い，さらに文書偽造，毒殺未遂の嫌疑をかけられて1851年アメリカへ逃れ，放浪生活15年の後，ヨーロッパへの帰途ドイツのブレーメンで客死。…

※「《会堂》」について言及している用語解説の一部を掲載しています。

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