A history of criticism and literary taste in Europe, from the earliest texts to the present day. Volume 3 (of 3), Modern criticism

by George Saintsbury

[1007]. Bk. VIII.

[1008]. In accordance with the absolute frankness which I have imposed upon myself, I shall confess here that my knowledge of the most modern German literature is much less complete than my knowledge of French and English.

[1009]. I use the Cotta ed., in 13 vols.

[1010]. The passage in the opening of the Reisebilder ought to be sufficiently well known.

[1011]. Ed. cit., vii. 172 and 215.

[1012]. Vermischte Schriften, xii. 175

[1013]. x. 225.

[1014]. They should specially not read him on Börne.

[1015]. Vol. iv., ed. cit.

[1016]. The chief are at iv. 230 and x. 250.