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The German Classics of the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries, Volume 03

Subtitle: Masterpieces of German Literature Translated into English. in Twenty Volumes

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THE GERMAN CLASSICS IN TWENTY VOLUMES THE GERMAN PUBLICATION SOCIETY NEW YORK

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THE LIFE OF SCHILLER POEMS DRAMAS

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INTRODUCTION TO WILLIAM TELL

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HISTORY AND LITERATURE HISTORY AND LITERATURE (continued 2)HISTORY AND LITERATURE (continued 3)ON THE USE OF THE CHORUS IN TRAGEDY (1803)[63]SCHILLER-GOETHE CORRESPONDENCE[64]

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1. VOLUME III 2. THE GERMAN CLASSICS 3. IN TWENTY VOLUMES 4. THE GERMAN PUBLICATION SOCIETY NEW YORK 5. Introductory material 6. ILLUSTRATIONS—VOLUME III 7. THE LIFE OF SCHILLER 8. POEMS 9. DRAMAS 10. SCENE I 11. SCENE II 12. SCENE III 13. SCENE IV.14. SCENE V 15. SCENE VI 16. SCENE VII 17. SCENE I 18. SCENE II 19. SCENE III 20. SCENE IV 21. SCENE V 22. SCENE VI 23. SCENE VII 24. SCENE I 25. SCENE II 26. SCENE III 27. SCENE IV 28. SCENE V 29. SCENE VI 30. SCENE VII 31. SCENE VIII 32. SCENE IX 33. SCENE X 34. SCENE XI 35. SCENE XII 36. SCENE XIII 37. SCENE XIV 38. SCENE XV 39. SCENE XVI 40. SCENE XVII 41. SCENE XVIII 42. SCENE XIX 43. SCENE XX 44. SCENE XXI 45. SCENE XXII 46. SCENE XXIII 47. SCENE I 48. SCENE II 49. SCENE III 50. SCENE IV 51. SCENE V 52. SCENE VI 53. SCENE VII 54. SCENE VIII 55. SCENE IX 56. SCENE X 57. SCENE XI 58. SCENE XII 59. SCENE XIII 60. SCENE XIV 61. SCENE I 62. SCENE II 63. SCENE III 64. SCENE IV 65. SCENE V 66. SCENE VI 67. SCENE VII 68. SCENE VIII 69. SCENE IX 70. SCENE X 71. SCENE XI 72. SCENE XII 73. INTRODUCTION TO WILLIAM TELL 74. SCENE I 75. SCENE II 76. SCENE III 77. SCENE IV 78. SCENE I 79. SCENE II 80. SCENE I 81. SCENE II 82. SCENE III 83. SCENE I 84. SCENE II 85. SCENE III 86. SCENE I 87. SCENE II 88. SCENE III 89. HISTORY AND LITERATURE 90. HISTORY AND LITERATURE (continued 2)91. HISTORY AND LITERATURE (continued 3)92. ON THE USE OF THE CHORUS IN TRAGEDY (1803)[63]93. SCHILLER-GOETHE CORRESPONDENCE[64]

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