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                <author>Karl Knortz</author>
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                <note resp="#ww" place="top right" type="editorial">Sept 14 '83</note>
                <salute>My dear Sir;</salute>
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            <p>Dr. Adolf Strodtmann has a few translations of your smaller poems in his book
                "Amerikanische Anthologie" (Leipzig: Bibliograph. Institute). The late doctor did
                not, I am very sorry to say, give you a favorable introduction to the German public.—I <choice>
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                    <expan>received</expan>
                </choice> Dr. Bucke's book and was greatly delighted with it.</p>

            <p>I am at present very busy as I want to complete my critical history of American
                literature as soon as possible. In this book a whole chapter (about 20 printed
                pages) will be devoted to your poetry.</p>

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            <p>I flattered myself with the hope of seeing you in the course of this summer, but it
                was not granted to me. If possible for me and agreeable to you I shall come to Camden
                before the winter sets in and spend a few hours there. </p>

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                <salute>Yours very Truly</salute>
                <signed>Karl Knortz</signed>
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                <head type="main"><handShift rend="printed"/>Schriften</head>
                <ab><handShift rend="printed"/>—von—</ab>
                <ab><handShift rend="printed"/>CARL KNORTZ
                <handShift rend="printed"/><list><item>Märchen und Sagen der nordamerikanischen Indianer. Jena 1871. H. Coftenoble.</item>
                    <item>Aus dem Wigwam. Uralte und neue Märchen und Sagen der nordamerikanifchen Indianer. Leipzig 1880. Otto Spamer.</item>
                    <item>Amerikanische Skizzen. Halle 1876. Hermann Gefenius.</item>
                    <item>Aus der transatlantischen Gesellschaft. Nordamerikanische Kulturbilder. Leipzig 1882. Bernh. Schlicke.</item>
                    <item>Mythologie und Civilisation der nordamerikanischen Indianer. Leipzig 1882. Paul Frohberg.</item>
                    <item>Kapital und Arbeit in Amerika. Zürich 1881. Cäfar Schmidt</item>
                    <item>Staat und Kirche in Amerika. Gotha 1882. Stollberg'fcher Verlag.</item>
                    <item>Amerikanische Lebensbilder. Skizzen und Tagebuchblätter. Zürich 1884. Verlagsmagazin.</item>
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                    <item>Gines deutschen Matrosen Nordpolfahrten. Wilhelm Nindemann's Erinnerungen an die Nordpolerpedition der "Polaris" und "Jeanette." Zürich 1885. Verlagsmagazin.</item>
                    <item>Longfellow. Eine literarhistorische Studie. Hamburg 1879. H. Grüning.</item>
                    <item>AN AMERICAN SHAKESPEARE BIBLIOGRAPHY. Boston 1876. C. Schoenhof.</item>
                    <item>Shakespeare in Amerika. Literarhistorische Studie. Berlin 1882. Theodor Hofmann.</item>
                    <item>Amerikanische Gedichte der Neuzeit. Freiübertragen. Leipzig 1883. E. Wartig.</item>
                    <item>MODERN AMERICAN LYRICS. Leipzig 1880. F. U. Brodhaus.</item>
                    <item>Zwei amerikanische Idyllen; "Elisabeth" von H. W. Longfellow, und "Eingeschneit" von J. G. Whittier. Uebersctzt. Berlin 1879. Jul. Bohne.</item>
                    <item>Longfellow's "Hiawatha." Uebersctzt, eingeleitet und erflärt. J. Costinoble.</item>
                    <item>Longfellow's "Evangeline." Uebersctzt. Reclam's Universalbibliothek.</item>
                    <item>Longfellow's "Brautwerbung des Miles Standish." Uebersctzt. Reclam's Universalbibliothek.</item>
                    <item>Gedichte. Reclam's Universalbiblothek.</item>
                    <item>Neue Gedichte. Glarus 1884. Jakob Vogel.</item>
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                    <item>Humoristische Gedichte. Baltimore 1877. Roszmäszler und Morf.</item>
                    <item>Lieder und Romanzen Altengland's. Köthen 1872. Paul Schettler.</item>
                    <item>Schottische Balladen. Halle 1875. Waifenhaus. Epigramme. Lyk 1877. Emil Wiebe.</item>
                    <item>Neue Epigramme. Zürich 1884. Verlagsmagazin.</item>
                    <item>REPRESENTATIVE GERMAN POEMS: Ballad and Lyrical. German Text with English Translations. New York 1885. Henry Holt &amp; Co.</item>
                    <item>Göthe und die Wertherzeit. Mit dem Unhang: Göthe in Amerika. Zürich 1885. Verlagsmagazin.</item>
                    <item>Irländische Märchen. Zürich 1886. Verlagsmagazin.</item>
                    <item>Brook Farm und Margareth Fuller. Vortrag. New York 1886. (Vorträge des gesellig-wissenschaftlichen Vereins No. 11.)</item>
                    <item>Walt Whitman. Vortrag. New York 1886. (Vorträge des gesellig-wissenschaftlichen Vereins No. 14.)</item>
                    <item>Gustav Seyffarth. Biographische Skizze. New York 1886. E. Steiger &amp; Co.</item>
                    <item>THE LIFE AND WORKS OF GUSTAVUS SEYFFARTH. New York 1886. E. Steiger &amp; Co.</item>
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