The German Classics of the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries, Volume 03Volume 3 — IN TWENTY VOLUMESReading editionChapter navigation93 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…VOLUME IIITHE GERMAN CLASSICSIN TWENTY VOLUMESTHE GERMAN PUBLICATION SOCIETY NEW YORKIntroductory materialILLUSTRATIONS—VOLUME IIITHE LIFE OF SCHILLERPOEMSDRAMASSCENE ISCENE IISCENE IIISCENE IV.SCENE VSCENE VISCENE VIISCENE ISCENE IISCENE IIISCENE IVSCENE VSCENE VISCENE VIISCENE ISCENE IISCENE IIISCENE IVSCENE VSCENE VISCENE VIISCENE VIIISCENE IXSCENE XSCENE XISCENE XIISCENE XIIISCENE XIVSCENE XVSCENE XVISCENE XVIISCENE XVIIISCENE XIXSCENE XXSCENE XXISCENE XXIISCENE XXIIISCENE ISCENE IISCENE IIISCENE IVSCENE VSCENE VISCENE VIISCENE VIIISCENE IXSCENE XSCENE XISCENE XIISCENE XIIISCENE XIVSCENE ISCENE IISCENE IIISCENE IVSCENE VSCENE VISCENE VIISCENE VIIISCENE IXSCENE XSCENE XISCENE XIIINTRODUCTION TO WILLIAM TELLSCENE ISCENE IISCENE IIISCENE IVSCENE ISCENE IISCENE ISCENE IISCENE IIISCENE ISCENE IISCENE IIISCENE ISCENE IISCENE IIIHISTORY AND LITERATUREHISTORY AND LITERATURE (continued 2)HISTORY AND LITERATURE (continued 3)ON THE USE OF THE CHORUS IN TRAGEDY (1803)[63]SCHILLER-GOETHE CORRESPONDENCE[64]Previous chapter ←Volume 3 — THE GERMAN CLASSICSNext chapter →Volume 3 — THE GERMAN PUBLICATION SOCIETY NEW YORKAll chapters and sections (93)Sections3Volume 3 · Other sectionsTHE GERMAN CLASSICSIN TWENTY VOLUMESTHE GERMAN PUBLICATION SOCIETY NEW YORKVolume 3 · Opening pagesIntroductory materialVolume 3 · Sections3Volume 3 · Other sectionsTHE LIFE OF SCHILLERPOEMSDRAMASVolume 3 / Act 1 · Scenes1234567Volume 3 / Act 2 · Scenes1234567Volume 3 / Act 3 · Scenes1234567891011121314151617181920212223Volume 3 / Act 4 · Scenes1234567891011121314Volume 3 / Act 5 · Scenes123456789101112Volume 3 / Act 5 · Other sectionsINTRODUCTION TO WILLIAM TELLVolume 3 / Act 1 · Scenes1234Volume 3 / Act 2 · Scenes12Volume 3 / Act 3 · Scenes123Volume 3 / Act 4 · Scenes123Volume 3 / Act 5 · Scenes123Volume 3 / Act 5 · Other sectionsHISTORY AND LITERATUREHISTORY AND LITERATURE (continued 2)HISTORY AND LITERATURE (continued 3)ON THE USE OF THE CHORUS IN TRAGEDY (1803)[63]SCHILLER-GOETHE CORRESPONDENCE[64]ILLUSTRATED← THE GERMAN CLASSICSTHE GERMAN PUBLICATION SOCIETY NEW YORK →