Featuring 163 poems in their original German, this 1906 collection showcases the lyrical brilliance of 19th-century romantic poet Christian Johann Heinrich Heine. More than a century after its publication, it remains a significant representation of Heine's work, capturing the essence of his poetic style and themes.
Featuring Schiller's complete works as translated by Elizabeth Adelaide Bowring, this volume contains some of the most stirring and compelling poems in the German language. From the epic struggles of William Tell to the sublime musings of the Book of Love, these poems continue to capture the imagination of readers around the world.
Culturally significant, this work offers a faithful reproduction of an original artifact, preserving its historical integrity. Readers will encounter original copyright references, library stamps, and other notations that reflect its journey through important libraries worldwide. This preservation highlights the work's importance in the context of civilization's knowledge base.