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BIBLIOGRAPHY
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LII.		 Scientific Essays and Articles written after 1900. These volumes will contain Dramaturgy: Hamlet. Julius Caesar. Memorandum to the Members of the Intima Theatre. Macbeth and other plays by Shakespeare. An open letter to the Intima Theatre.

Philology, etc. The Origins of our Mother Tongue. Biblical Proper Names. Roots of World Languages. Speeches to the Swedish Nation. The State of the People. Religious Renaissance. China and Japan.

“ LIII. Last Works.

NOTE.—In this bibliography, no attempt has been made to specify the contents of each volume. Readers who may desire such information are referred to Albert Bonnier’s catalogue No. 6, which may be obtained from the Albert Bonnier Publishing House, 561 Third Avenue, New York, N. Y.

No complete general Strindberg biblography or source book has as yet been compiled. The best work now obtainable is: Bibliografiska Anteckningar om Strindberg by Rune Zetterlund. Albert Bonnier, Stockholm, 1913. 353 p. The edition is limited to 500 copies.

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