Bohemia; a brief evaluation of Bohemia's contribution to civilization/Bibliography of Books Relating to the Czech Question

Bibliography of Books Relating to the Czech Question:

BAKER, JAMES.	“Pictures from Bohemia.” Chapman and Hall, London, 1904.
BALCH, E. G.	“Our Slavic Fellow-Citizens in America.” New York, 1910.
BENEŠ, E.	“Detruisez l’Austriche-Hongrie” Delegrave. Paris, 1916.
BENEŠ, E.„	“LeProbleme autrichien et la question tchéque”. Giard et Briére, Paris, 1908.
BENEŠ, E.„	“Bohemia’s Case for Independence.” G. Allen and Unwin, Ltd. London, 1917.
BOWRING, J.	“Cheskian Anthology.” London, 1832.
ČAPEK, THOMAS.	“The Slovaks of Hungary.” New York, 1906.
DENIS, E.	“Fin de l’independence bohéme.” I. et II. Colin et Cie. Paris, 1881.
DENIS, E.„	“Hus et la guerre des Husites.” E. Leroux, Paris, 1878.
DENIS, E.„	“La Bohéme depuis la Montagne blanche.” I. et II. E. Leroux, Paris, 1903.
DENIS, E.„	“Les Slovaques.” Delagrave, Paris, 1917.
EISENMAN, L.	“Le compromis austro-hongrois.” Soc. Novelle de librairie et d édition, Paris, 1904.
HANTICH, H.	“La musique tchéque.” Per Lamm, Paris et Topic, Prague.
HANTICH, H.„	“Prague.” Per amm, Paris et Topič, Prague.
HODGSON.	“On plain and peak.” Constable and Co., London, 1898.
HRDLIČKA.	Aleš, Dr.
JAKUBEC. J.	“Geschichte der tchechischen Literatur,” and A. Novák: Die tchechische Literatur der Gegenwart”, Amelang, Leipzig. ’07
JELÍNEK, H.	“La littérature tchéque contemporaine.” Mercure de France, Paris, 1912.
KOMENSKÝ	(Comenius), John Amos. “The Labyrinth of the World”. Translated by Count Lutzow J. M. Dent and ons, London, ’05.
LEGER, L.	“La renaissance tchéque su dix-neuviéme siécle. “Alcan. Paris, 1910.
LEGER, L.„	“Le monde slave.” 2 vols. Hachette, Paris.
LUTZOW, COUNT	Francis. “Bohemia.” A Historical Sketch. Everyman’s Library
LUTZOW, COUNT„	“Prague.” Illustrated Story of Prague. J. M. Dent, London, 1939.
LUTZOW, COUNT„	“A History of Bohemian Literature.”
LUTZOW, COUNT„	Jan Hus and His Times.
LUTZOW, COUNT„	Hussite Wars.
LUTZOW, COUNT„	Article “Bohemia.” in Encyclopedia Britanica.
MARCHANT, F. P.	“An Outline of Bohemian Literature.” London, 1898.
MARCHANT, F. P.„	“Bohemia.” London.
MACHAR, J. S.	“Magdalen.” Novel in Verse. Translated by Dr. L. Wiener.
MAURICE, J. S.	“The Story Bohemia.” London, 1896.
MONROE, W. S.	“Bohemia and the Czechs.” L. C. Pape, Boston, 1916.
MORFILL, W. L.	“A Grammar of the Bohemian Language.” Clarendon Press, ’99.
NEMCOVÁ, B.	“The Grandomother.” A Village Story, translated from the Czech. McClurg & Co.., Chicago, 1892.
NIEDERLE, L.	“La race Slave.” Traduit du tchéque par L. Leger. Alcan, Paris, 1910.
PROCHÁZKA, J.	“Bohemia’s Claim for Freedom,” Chatto and Windus, London, 1915.
SCHAFF, DAVID	S. D. D. “John Hus: His Life, Teachings and Death after Five Hundred Years.” George Allen and Unwin, London, 1916.
SCHWARZE, REV.	I. “John Hus.” F. H. Revell Co., New York, 1915.
SELVER, P.	“An Anthology of Modern Bohemian Poetry.” H. J. Drane, London, 1912.
SETON-WATSON,	R. W. “Racial Problems in Hungary.” Constable and Co., London, 1908.
SETON-WATSON,	R. W. “German, Slav and Magyar.” Williams and Norgate, London, 1916.
STEED, Wm.	“The Habsburg Monarchy.” Constable and Co., London, 1916.
SUBERT, F. A.	“Jan Výrava.” A Play in Five Acts. Translated by Šárka Hrbek. The Poet Lore Comp. Boston, 1915.
Tyršová Renata et Hantich, H. “Le paysan tchéque. “Per Lamm, Paris et Topic, Prague.
“La Nation tchéque.” Vols. i. et ii. Paris, 18 rue Bonaparte, 1915, 1916, 1917.
“La Monde slave.” Dir. E. Denis, Rob. de Caix. Paris, 1921, rue Cassette, 1917.
“Bohemian Review.” Official Monthly Organ of the Bohemian National Alliance in America. 3639 West 26th Street, Chicago, Ill.
“New Europe.” Vols. i and ii. Constable and Co., London, 1917.

 

 

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