The works of Henrik Ibsen
By: with introductions by William Archer and C.H. Herford...
Contributors: Archer, William, 1856-1924.; Herford, C. H. 1853-1931.
Publisher: Jefferson Press, Printed by arrangement with C. Scribner's Sons
Published: 1911
Place of publication: Boston; New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 12
Work titles: Works.
Table of contents: title: v. 1-2. Lady Inger of Ostrat.  The feast at Solhoug.  Love's comedy, with introd. by W. Archer and C.H. Herford.  The vikings at Helgeland.  The pretenders, with introductions by W. Archer; title: v. 3-4. Brand, transl. and introd. by C.H. Herford.  Per Gynt, transl. by W. and C. Archer, with introd. by W. Archer; title: v. 5-6. Emperor and Galilean, with introd. by W. Archer.  A doll's house.  Ghosts, with introd. by W. Archer; title: v. 7-8. The League of Youth.  Pillars of society.  Rosmershalm.  The lady from the sea; title: v. 9-10. Little Eyolf.  John Gabriel Borkmen.  When we dead awaken.  An enemy of the people. The wild duck; title: v. 11-12. Hedda Gabler.  The master builder.  From Ibsen's workshop.