Aus Jens Baggesen's Briefwechsel mit Karl Leonhard Reinhold und Friedrich Heinrich Jacobi.

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Adam und Eva; oder, Die Geschichte des Sündenfalls; ein humoristisches Epos,

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Danske vaerker;

v.1. Poetiske fortaellinger.--v.2. Lyriske digte. 1. samling.--v.3. Lyriske digte. 2. samling.--v.4. Blandede digte.--v.5. Riimbreve og poetiske epistler. 1. samling. Polemiske skrifter. 1. samling.--v.6. Riimbreve og poetiske epistler. 2. samling. Polemiske skrifter. 2. samling.--v.7. Polemiske skrifter. 3. samling. Senere samlede digte af blandet indhold. Thora; et fragment.--v.8. Labyrinthen. 1. deel.--v.9. Labyrinthen. 2. deel.--v.10. Labyrinthen. 3. deel.--v.11. Labyrinthen. 4. deel. Dramaturgisk critik. 1. samling.--v.12. Dramaturgisk critik. 2. samling. Niels Klims underjordiske reise; efter Holbergs latinske original.

Poetiske skrifter,

v. 1. Eventyr og fortaellinger.--2. Riimbreve og epistler. Første samling.--3. Riimbreve og epistler. Anden samling.--4. Blandede digte. Første samling.--5. Blandede digte. Anden samling.

Anthologie aus den sämmtlichen Werken von Christian Garve.

With: Anthologie aus den Gedichten von Baggesen und Oehlenschläger.

Leben Conrad Gessners von Zürich.

Plate is aquatint by F. Hegi after Gessner's "Die Pferd-Tränke." Headpiece port. of Gessner on p. [3] etched by H. Meyer.

The antiquity, honor and dignity of trade, particularly as connected with the city of London;

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Alte malerkunst und Johann Gottlieb Walter's ... leben und werke.

"Eine vermehrte aufl. meiner letzten schrift vom jahre 1820 ["Malerkunst der alten"] - Pref.

Flora der Gegend um den Ursprung der Donau und des Neckars : dann vom Einfluss der Schussen in den Bodensee bis zum Einfluss der Kinzig in den Rhein /

Includes index (v. 1).

The lives and portraits of remarkable characters, drawn from the most authentic sources.

"Caulfield's remarkable characters' are persons famous for their eccentricity, immorality, dishonesty, and so forth"--Dict. nat. biog.

The history of the gunpowder plot; with several historical circumstances prior to that event, connecting the plots of the Roman Catholics to re-establish popery in this kingdom.

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A select collection of old plays : in eight volumes ; with additional notes and corrections /

Apparently an edition made up from the 12 v. ed. of 1825-27, omitting v. 2-4 and 10.

An address to the members of the bar of the counties of Hampshire, Franklin and Hampden at their annual meeting at Northampton, September, 1826 /

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A discourse on the character and services of Thomas Jefferson, more especially as a promoter of natural and physical science. Pronounced, by request, before the New York Lyceum of natural history, on the 11th October, 1826.

The appendix (p. 45-67) comprises short reports and letters from Alden Partridge, William Eustis, Robert R. Livingston, John Stranger, S. H. Long, Thomas Jefferson, J. Priestley, Horatio Gates and Lindley Murray.

Vertraute Fremde? Jens Baggesens und H.C. Andersens Reisen durch Deutschland:Fremdheitswahrnehmung und ihre literarische Gestaltung in "Labyrinten" und "Skyggebilleder"

Jens Baggesen and H.C. Andersen are both aspiring young authors when they set out on their respective journeys to Germany. The literary accounts of their travels - Labyrinten and Skyggebilleder - show how the authors perceive a foreign country, which, despite having a culture closely linked to their own, still contains elements that strike them as being unfamiliar and even bizarre. Their curiosity towards the strange features they encounter is accompanied by a strong desire to reaffirm their own national and cultural identity, forever relying on the comfort of the familiar. When confronted with experiences of strangeness and unfamiliarity that threaten to alienate them, both authors develop similar literary strategies. The poetical programmes that both writers implicitly subscribe to are illustrated in the way they perceive strange and alien elements and are therefore fundamentally and intrinsically interlinked with their aesthetic convictions as writers.