• Publication: The German Novelists: Tales Selected from Ancient and Modern Authors in That Language: From the Earliest Period Down to the Close of the Eighteenth Century Translated from the Originals: With Critical and Biographical NotesPublication Record # 555699
• Editor: Thomas Roscoe
• Date: 1826-00-00
• Publisher: Henry Colburn
• Pages: xx+413+vi+405+374+374
• Format:
  hc^?Hardcover. Used for all hardbacks of any size.
• Type: ANTHOLOGY
• Notes: 4 volumes. The full text and images of this edition are available at Google Books: Vol I, Vol II,Vol III and Vol IV Primary Verification done from those scanned images. Roscoe is also the translator. Speculative content only.
• External IDs:
  • Bleiler Supernatural: 1416
  • LCCN: 18-75
  • OCLC/WorldCat: 2679477

Contents (view Concise Listing)

• v • Introduction (The German Novelists) • essay by Thomas Roscoe
• 3 • Numerous Authors and Editions of Reineke Fuchs (Reynard the Fox) • essay by Thomas Roscoe
• 9 • The Pleasant History of Reynard the Fox • novel by uncredited (trans. of Reineke Fuchs unknown)
• 256 • Doctor Faustus • essay by Thomas Roscoe
• 270 • History of That Renowned Arch Sorcerer, Doctor J. Faust, &c. • novel by uncredited (trans. of History of That Renowned Arch Sorcerer, Doctor J. Faust, &c.)
• 90 • Gottschalck • essay by Thomas Roscoe
• 94 • The Witch-Dance on the Brocken • short story by Friedrich Gottschalck (trans. of Der Hexentanz auf dem Brocken 1814) [as by Frederick Gottschalck]
• 98 • The Meadow Dance • short story by Friedrich Gottschalck (trans. of Die Tanzwiese 1814) [as by Gottschalck]
• 106 • The Devil's Fight in Goslar Cathedral • short story by Friedrich Gottschalck (trans. of Die Teufelsschlacht im Goslar'schen Dom 1814) [as by Gottschalck]
• 111 • The Mouse Tower • short story by Friedrich Gottschalck (trans. of
  Der Mäusethurm^?Der Maeusethurm
  1814) [as by Gottschalck]
• 115 • The Castle Spectre of Scharzfeld • short story by Friedrich Gottschalck (trans. of Der Burggeist auf Scharzfeld 1814) [as by Gottschalck]
• 119 • The Kingdom of Heaven • short story by Friedrich Gottschalck (trans. of Das Himmelreich 1814) [as by Gottschalck]
• 122 • The Monastery • short story by Friedrich Gottschalck (trans. of Das verfukene Kloster 1807) [as by Gottschalck]
• 126 • The Devil Stones • short story by Friedrich Gottschalck (trans. of Tuefelssteine 1814) [as by Gottschalck]
• 131 • Notburga • short story by Friedrich Gottschalck (trans. of Notburga 1814) [as by Gottschalck]
• 141 • Ritter Bodo • short story by Friedrich Gottschalck (trans. of
  Die Schloßjungfer^?Die Schlossjungfer
  1814) [as by Gottschalck]
• 148 • The Lion Fight • short story by Friedrich Gottschalck (trans. of
  Der Löwenkampf^?Der Loewenkampf
  1814) [as by Gottschalck]
• 152 • The Unlucky Miser of Questenberg • short story by Friedrich Gottschalck (trans. of
  Mährchen von Questenberg^?Maehrchen von Questenberg
  1814) [as by Gottschalck]
• 157 • The Miraculous Fish • short story by Friedrich Gottschalck (trans. of Der Wunderfisch 1814) [as by Gottschalck]
• 170 • The Prudent Princess • short story by Friedrich Gottschalck (trans. of Die Kluge Prinzessin 1814) [as by Gottschalck]
• 173 • The Devil's Mill • short story by Friedrich Gottschalck (trans. of
  Die Teufelsmühle^?Die Teufelsmuehle
  1814) [as by Gottschalck]
• 198 • Treachery Its Own Betrayer • short story by Eberhardt (trans. of Treachery Its Own Betrayer)
• 235 • M. M. Grimm • essay by Thomas Roscoe
• 238 • The Twelve Dancing Princesses • [
  KHM (Kinder- und Hausmärchen)^?KHM (Kinder- und Hausmaerchen)
  • 133] • short story by Jacob Grimm and Wilhelm Grimm (trans. of Die zertanzten Schuhe 1815) [as by Grimm]
• 245 • The Oldenburgh Wonder Horn • [Deutsche Sagen • 541] • short story by Grimm (1780-0000) and Jacob Grimm and Wilhelm Grimm (trans. of Das Oldenburger Horn 1818) [as by M. M. Grimm]
• 248 • The Domestic Goblin Hutchen • [Deutsche Sagen • 74] • short story by Jacob Grimm and Wilhelm Grimm (trans. of
  Hütchen^?Huetchen
  1816) [as by The Brothers Grimm]
• 256 • Frederick the Redbeard Upon the Kyffhausen • [Deutsche Sagen • 23] • short story by Jacob Grimm and Wilhelm Grimm (trans. of
  Friedrich Rothbart auf dem Kyfhäuser^?Friedrich Rothbart auf dem Kyfhaeuser
  1816) [as by The Brothers Grimm]
• 258 • The Wild Hunter in Chase of the Moss-Hoppers • [Deutsche Sagen • 48] • short story by Jacob Grimm and Wilhelm Grimm (trans. of
  Der wilde Jäger jagt die Moosleute^?Der wilde Jaeger jagt die Moosleute
  1816) [as by The Brothers Grimm]
• 260 • The Familiar of the Mill • [Deutsche Sagen • 73] • short story by Jacob Grimm and Wilhelm Grimm (trans. of
  Der Kobold in der Mühle^?Der Kobold in der Muehle
  1816) [as by The Brothers Grimm]
• 264 • Johan Hûbner • [Deutsche Sagen • 129] • short story by Jacob Grimm and Wilhelm Grimm (trans. of
  Johann Hübner^?Johann Huebner
  1816) [as by The Brothers Grimm]
• 268 • Johan von Passau • [Deutsche Sagen • 94] • short story by Jacob Grimm and Wilhelm Grimm (trans. of Johann von Passau 1816) [as by The Brothers Grimm]
• 270 • The Magic Glass • [Deutsche Sagen • 118] • short story by Jacob Grimm and Wilhelm Grimm (trans. of Krystall-Schauen 1816) [as by The Brothers Grimm]
• 276 • The Devil Turned Pleader • [Deutsche Sagen • 210] • short story by Jacob Grimm and Wilhelm Grimm (trans. of
  Der Teufel als Fürsprecher^?Der Teufel als Fuersprecher
  1816) [as by The Brothers Grimm]
• 278 • Rebundus in the Cathedral at Lubeck • [Deutsche Sagen • 264] • short story by Jacob Grimm and Wilhelm Grimm (trans. of
  Rebundus im Dom zu Lübeck^?Rebundus im Dom zu Luebeck
  1816) [as by The Brothers Grimm]
• 281 • The Gallows Guests • [Deutsche Sagen • 335] • short story by Jacob Grimm and Wilhelm Grimm (trans. of
  Gäste vom Galgen^?Gaeste vom Galgen
  1816) [as by The Brothers Grimm]
• 283 • Hildegard • [Deutsche Sagen • 437] • short story by Jacob Grimm and Wilhelm Grimm (trans. of Hildegard 1816) [as by The Brothers Grimm]
• 287 • The Arch Rogue • short story by Ferdinand Philipp Grimm (trans. of Der Erzgauner 1820) [as by Lothar (I)]
• 297 • Castle Christburg • short story by Ferdinand Philipp Grimm (trans. of Die Christburg 1820) [as by Lothar (I)]
• 306 • Frederick, Baron de la Motte Fouqué • essay by Thomas Roscoe
• 310 • The Field of Terror: or, The Haunted Field • short story by
  Baron Friedrich de La Motte Fouqué^?Baron Friedrich de La Motte Fouque
  (trans. of Das Schauerfeld 1814) [as by La Motte Fouque]
• 327 • The Mandrake • novelette by
  Baron Friedrich de La Motte Fouqué^?Baron Friedrich de La Motte Fouque
  (trans. of
  Das Galgenmännlein^?Das Galgenmaennlein
  1814) [as by La Motte Fouque]
• 367 • Head Master Rhenfried and His Family • novelette by
  Baron Friedrich de La Motte Fouqué^?Baron Friedrich de La Motte Fouque
  (trans. of Altmeister Ehrenfried und seine Familie 1817) [as by La Motte Fouque]
• 3 • Musæus • essay by Thomas Roscoe
• 18 • The Dumb Lover • novella by
  Johann Karl August Musäus^?Johann Karl August Musaeus
  (trans. of Stumme Liebe 1786) [as by
  Musæus^?Musaeus
  ]
• 106 • Frederick Schiller • essay by Thomas Roscoe
• 120 • The Apparitionist: A Fragment • non-genre • [Der Geisterseher • 1] • novel by Friedrich von Schiller (trans. of Der Geisterseher 1789) [as by Frederick Schiller]
• 3 • Lewis Tieck • essay by Thomas Roscoe
• 7 • Love-Magic: Some Centuries Ago • novelette by Ludwig Tieck (trans. of Liebeszauber 1812) [as by Lewis Tieck]
• 53 •
  The Faithful Eckart and the Tannenhäuser^?The Faithful Eckart and the Tannenhaeuser
  • [
  Der getreue Eckart und der Tannhäuser^?Der getreue Eckart und der Tannhaeuser
  • 1] • novelette by Ludwig Tieck (trans. of Der getreue Eckart 1799) [as by Lewis Tieck]
• 102 • Auburn Egbert • novelette by Ludwig Tieck (trans. of Der blonde Eckbert 1797) [as by Tieck]