Author:Friedrich Heinrich Karl de la Motte Fouqué

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Friedrich Heinrich Karl de la Motte Fouqué
(1777–1843)
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German writer of the Romantic style; he is known especially for his Undine.

Friedrich Heinrich Karl de la Motte Fouqué

Works

Novels

  • Undine (1811)
  • Die beiden Hauptleute (1812)
    • "Zelinda, or the Converted One" translated by Adolph Bernstein (1847) (external scan)
    • "The Two Captains" translated by Fanny Elizabeth Bunnett in Undine, and Other Tales (1867) (IA)
  • Der Zauberring (1813)
    • The Magic Ring: A Romance translated by Robert Pearse Gillies (1825) (IA)
    • "The White Wolf" (extract) translated anonymously in La Belle Assemblée (1825) (external scan)
    • "Lisbertha" (extract) translated into verse by Ellen Fitzsimon (1833) (external scans (multiple parts): 1, 2)
  • Aslauga's Ritter (1814)
  • Sintram und seine Gefährten (1814)
  • Die Fahrten Thiodulfs, des Isländers (1815)
    • Thiodolf the Icelander translated anonymously (1845) (external scan)
  • Sängerliebe (1816)
    • Minstrel-Love translated by George Soane (1821) (IA)
    • Minstrel Love: A Romance translated anonymously (1877) (IA)
  • Wilde Liebe (1822)
  • Ritter Elidouc (1822)
    • Sir Elidoc: An Old Breton Legend translated anonymously (1849) (IA)

Collections

Plays

  • Die Pilgerfahrt (1816)
  • Die Nacht im Walde (1841)
    • "A Night in the Forest" translated anonymously (1845) (external scan)

Short stories

Poems

  • "Das Elfenkind"
  • "Die Versuchung"
  • "Die Nordlandshelden im Sandmeer"
    • "The Norwegian Knights in the Sandy Desert" translated anonymously (1829) (external scan)
  • "Brandenburgisches Erntelied"
    • "Brandenburgh Harvest Song" translated anonymously (1826) (external scan)
    • "German Harvest-Song" translated by G. R. C. (1831) (external scan)
  • "Der Knabe und die Jungfrau"
    • "The Youth and the Maide" translated by J. O. (1834) (external scan)
  • "Don Gayseros" from Der Zauberring
  • "Und Du gingst einst, die Myrt' im Haare"
  • "Mir gefällt ein blondes Haar"
    • "Be mine, be mine, the bright-haired maid," translated by Robert Fraser (1839) (external scan)
  • "Das Götzenopfer"
    • "The Idol Sacrifice" translated by Robert Fraser (1839) (external scan)
  • "Die Stimme des Grabes"
    • "The Voice from the Grave" translated by Robert Fraser (1839) (external scan)
  • "Dichterschicksal"
    • "The Poet's Fate" translated by Robert Fraser (1839) (external scan)
  • "Die wahrsagenden Bäume"
  • "Christus unser Licht"
  • "Schäfer und Reiter"
  • "A Sigh" (original German not identified)
  • "Auf Wilhelm von Röder’s Tod" from Gedichte vor und während dem Kriege 1813
    • "Perhaps there was not one who rode" translated anonymously (1842) (external scan)
    • "On the Death of Wilhelm von Roder" translated by S. M. (1845) (external scan)
  • "Klage des kranken Ritters"
    • "Complaint of the Sick Warrior" translated by S. M. (1845) (external scan)
  • "Trost"
  • "Seufzer"
  • "Two Cradle Songs" (original German not identified) from Wilde Liebe
  • "Trost"
  • "Gebet: Du Urquell aller Güte"
    • "Thou Fount of all the fair and good" translated anonymously (1845) (external scan)
  • "Herr Gott, Dein Wille foll ergehn"
    • "O Lord, Thy holy will be done!" translated anonymously (1845) (external scan)
  • "Wohlan, so sei's! Ich soll erblassen"
    • "Far from my dear ones shall my life depart" translated anonymously (1845) (external scan)
  • "Wie dicht vor’m Wasserfall das Fluthgerinne" from Sängerliebe
    • "As flows the stream with murmuring call" translated anonymously (1845) (external scan)
  • "Sovereign masters of all hearts" (original German not identified)
    • "Sovereign masters of all hearts" translated anonymously (1845) (external scan)
  • "Der Hirt des Riesengebürgs"
  • "A Hymn of Stillness" (original German not identified)
    • "A Hymn of Stillness" translated by W. H. H. (1849) (external scan)
  • "Frisch ist des Morgen's Schein"
  • "Lebens Herbstlied"
  • "Aus deutschen Wäldern mahnend stieg der Klang" from Der Held des Nordens
    • "Oh had ye but your noble fathers sought" (extract) translated by E. J. Millington (1860) (external scan)
  • "Frisch auf zum frölichen Jagen"
    • "Mount! mount! for sacred freedom fight!" translated by Luise Mühlbach (1867) (external scan)
  • "Hymn from Sintram" (original German not identified)
    • "Hymn from Sintram" translated by Edward Stanhope Pearson (1879) (external scan)
  • "Aslauga’s Ritter" (original German not identified)
    • "Aslauga’s Ritter" translated by Edward Stanhope Pearson (1879) (external scan)

Other

Works about Fouqué

  • "Friedrich Baron de la Motte Fouqué" (1842) (external scan)
  • "Life and Writings of Fouqué" (1844–1845) (external scans (multiple parts): 1, 2)


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