# 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. ||
All these Books and Pamphlets, containing inform- ation upon Bohemian-Slovak questions will be given free of charge by the Bohem- ian National Alliance, 3639 W. 26th Street, Chicago, Ill.
| T. G. Masaryk: | Slavs among the Nations. |
| T. G. Masaryk:„ | The Voice of an Oppressed People. |
| Dr. L. Namier: | The Czecho-Slovaks. |
| Dr. L. Namier:„ | The Case of Bohemia. |
| Thomas Čapek: | Bohemia under Hapsburg Misrule. |
| Charles Pergler: | The Heart of Europe. |
| Edward Beneš: | Bohemia’s Case for Independence. |
| Edward Beneš:„ | The Austrian Terrorism in Bohemia. |
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