The collected works of Henrik Ibsen
By: [entirely revised and edited by William Archer].
Contributors: Archer, William, 1856-1924.
Edition: Copyright ed.
Publisher: Scribner
Published: 1911
Place of publication: New York
Table of contents: title: v. 1. Lady Inger of Östråt, translated by C. Archer. The feast at Solhoug, translated by W. Archer and M. Morison. Love's comedy, translated by C. H. Herford.; title: v. 2. The Vikings at Helgeland, translated by W. Archer. The pretenders, translated by W. Archer.; title: v. 3. Brand, translated by C. H. Herford.; title: v. 4. Peer Gynt, translated by W. and C. Archer.; title: v. 5. Emperor and Galilean, translated by W. Archer.; title: v. 6. The league of youth translated by W. Archer. Pillars of society, translated by W. Archer.; title: v. 7. A doll's house, translated by W. Archer. Ghosts, translated by W. Archer.; title: v. 8. An enemy of the people, translated by Mrs. E. Marx-Aveling. The wild duck, translated by Mrs. F. E. Archer.; title: v. 9. Rosmersholm, translated by C. Archer. The lady from the sea, translated by Mrs. F. E. Archer.; title: v. 10. Hedda Gabler, translated by E. Gosse and W. Archer. The master builder, translated by E. Gosse and W. Archer.; title: v. 11. Little Eyolf, translated by W. Archer. John Gabriel Borkman, translated by W. Archer. When we dead awaken, translated by W. Archer.; title: v. 12. From Ibsen's workshop, translated by A. G. Chater.