An edition of Das deutsche Drama in den litterarischen Bewegungen der Gegerwart (1894)

Das deutsche Drama in den litterarischen Bewegungen der Gegerwart

Vorlesungen gehalten an der Universität Bonn

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Berthold Litzmann
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An edition of Das deutsche Drama in den litterarischen Bewegungen der Gegerwart (1894)

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Vorlesungen gehalten an der Universität Bonn

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L. Voss
Language
German
Pages
216

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Subjects
German drama, History and criticism
Times
19th century

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Das deutsche Drama in den litterarischen Bewegungen der Gegerwart: Vorlesungen gehalten an der Universität Bonn
1894, L. Voss
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Includes index.

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Hamburg

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vi, 216 pages
Number of pages
216

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OL52560531M
OCLC/WorldCat
6504213

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