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Thomas Buddenbrook—Gerda Buddenbrook· BuddenbrooksThomas Buddenbrook—Hermann Hagenström· BuddenbrooksThomas Buddenbrook—Johann (Hanno) Buddenbrook· BuddenbrooksThomas Buddenbrook—Madame Buddenbrook· BuddenbrooksThe school demerit system· BuddenbrooksLegal Grounds and Procedures for Divorce· BuddenbrooksLübeck’s restricted voting system· BuddenbrooksThe Buddenbrook Family Rule of Preserving the Surname and Having a Male Heir· BuddenbrooksGerman Confederation Decrees on Universities and Press Censorship· BuddenbrooksA husband’s inability to support his family as grounds for divorce· BuddenbrooksThe city-state constitution’s rule for electing senators· BuddenbrooksBiblical injunction to leave parents and cleave to one’s spouse· BuddenbrooksBuddenbrook family marriage obligations· BuddenbrooksBuddenbrook Family Business Tradition of Cautious Lending· BuddenbrooksBuddenbrook family traditions and intergenerational duty· BuddenbrooksBuddenbrook family marriage customs· BuddenbrooksBuddenbrook business maxim: only do business you can sleep soundly after· BuddenbrooksBuddenbrook Christmas Eve traditions· BuddenbrooksRestrictions on Christian Buddenbrook’s Inheritance· BuddenbrooksDowry rules upon dissolution of marriage· BuddenbrooksThe physician’s duty to preserve life· BuddenbrooksFreeman’s oath· BuddenbrooksKant’s categorical imperative· BuddenbrooksMaintaining Respectability (“Keep up appearances”)· BuddenbrooksThomas Buddenbrook’s liquidation directive· BuddenbrooksHanno Buddenbrook’s night terrors· BuddenbrooksThe declining Buddenbrook family· Buddenbrooks1848 Revolution in Lübeck· BuddenbrooksJohann and Gotthold’s estrangement· BuddenbrooksThomas Bundeck's physical and mental exhaustion· BuddenbrooksTony’s pressure to consider Grünlich’s proposal· BuddenbrooksLong-term illness of Christian Buddenbrook· BuddenbrooksRetired status of Alois Permaneder· BuddenbrooksAntonie Buddenbrook’s status as a divorced woman· BuddenbrooksHugo Weinhof's criminal charges and trial crisis· BuddenbrooksBendix Grünlich’s insolvency and bankruptcy· BuddenbrooksThe uncertain status of the Buddenbrook family's heir· BuddenbrooksBuddenbrook firm’s stagnation and financial strain· BuddenbrooksDecline of the John Bunning Business· BuddenbrooksChronic neural discomfort of Christian Buddenbrook· BuddenbrooksChristian Buddenbrook's business bankruptcy crisis· BuddenbrooksChristian Buddenbrook’s recurring nervous and physical complaints· BuddenbrooksChristian Buddenbrook’s hypochondria and mental deterioration· BuddenbrooksElisabeth Buddenbrook’s fatal pneumonia· BuddenbrooksHanno Buddenbrook's frailty and delayed development· BuddenbrooksHanno Buddenbrook’s frailty and school anxiety· BuddenbrooksHanno Buddenbrook’s frail health· BuddenbrooksHugo Weinschenk’s disgrace and disappearance· BuddenbrooksHugo Weinschenk’s prosecution and imprisonment· BuddenbrooksThe authoritarian transformation of the Old School· BuddenbrooksThe Buddenbrook family’s decline· BuddenbrooksThe Buddenbrook firm’s financial position after Johann’s death· BuddenbrooksThe dissolution of the Buddenbrook firm and decline of the family fortune· BuddenbrooksThomas and Christian Buddenbrook’s estrangement· BuddenbrooksOverwork and Exhaustion of Thomas Buddenbrook· BuddenbrooksThomas Buddenbrook’s declining health· BuddenbrooksThomas Buddenbrook’s existential exhaustion· BuddenbrooksThomas Buddenbrook’s metaphysical awakening· BuddenbrooksTony Buddenbrook's alienation and discomfort in Munich· BuddenbrooksTony Buddenbrook the Divorced· BuddenbrooksTyphoid fever· Buddenbrooks14 April 1838· BuddenbrooksThe French occupation of 1806· Buddenbrooks1835· BuddenbrooksJuly Monarchy· BuddenbrooksAdvent· BuddenbrooksAustro-Prussian War· BuddenbrooksAutumn 1876· BuddenbrooksChristmas· BuddenbrooksChristmas Eve· BuddenbrooksDog days· BuddenbrooksEarly 1873· BuddenbrooksFour-week Travemünde summer holiday· BuddenbrooksJanuary 1875· BuddenbrooksRevolutions of 1848· BuddenbrooksSummer 1874· BuddenbrooksWars of Liberation· BuddenbrooksDiscovery and interrogation of Yawn· Finnegans WakeHosty's ballad and HCE's public shaming· Finnegans WakeJaun’s departure on his journey· Finnegans WakeKersse–Norwegian tailoring bargain and voyage· Finnegans WakePhoenix Park incident· Finnegans WakeRoderick O’Conor drinks the banquet leftovers· Finnegans WakeShaun’s disappearance· Finnegans WakeThe Abnihilisation· Finnegans WakeThe Hound Hunt for HCE· Finnegans WakeThe merchant's bankruptcy· Finnegans WakeThe narrator’s conquest and marriage of the woman· Finnegans WakeThe Ondt and the Gracehoper’s encounter· Finnegans WakeThe prolonged battle between the two men· Finnegans WakeThe trial over the crossed cheque· Finnegans WakeTristan and Isolde’s tryst aboard ship· Finnegans WakeFour Old Men· Finnegans WakeAlp· Finnegans WakeAnna Livia Plurabelle· Finnegans WakeArthur Wellesley, Duke of Wellington· Finnegans WakeBelinda of the Dorans· Finnegans WakeButt· Finnegans WakeNorwegian captain· Finnegans WakeDolph· Finnegans Wake