Gerhart Hauptmann is as yet only known to English readers by some of his works, although since he obtained the Nobel Prize for literature, English and American interest in his work has increased. Dr. Holl describes his personal life and character, and his works from the first epic, afterward suppressed, to the present time. This is a most important piece of critical literature, both on account of its intrinsic merits and because it is alone in its field. Net $1.00
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Right Living: Messages to Youth from Men Who Have Achieved
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THE DRAMATIC WORKS OF GERHART HAUPTMANN
¶ Four volumes of this edition, epoch-making in dramatic literature, authorized by Hauptmann, and published with his co-operation, are ready. The set will consist of six or more volumes. The editor, Professor Ludwig Lewisohn, supplies an introduction to each.