For 10 points, name this author of "The Song of the Bell," The Maid of Orleans, and William Tell.
One of his poems begins, "Walled up in the earth so steady / Burned from clay the mould doth stand." After his arrest for writing one play, he fled to Manheim where he wrote such plays as Fiesko, Intrigue and Love, and Don Carlos. Later, he collaborated with Goethe to bring the Weimar Theater to prominence and wrote a trilogy on Wallenstein. Best known for historical plays about a revolt against the Hapsburgs and Joan of Arc, he described the Moor brothers in The Robbers. For 10 points, name this author of "The Song of the Bell," The Maid of Orleans, and William Tell.
One of his poems begins, "Walled up in the earth so steady / Burned from clay the mould doth stand.
Johann Christoph Friedrich von {Schiller}