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 ENGLISH AND AMERICAN LITERATURE 
 
 A BIBLIOGRAPHY 
 
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 The Danish American Association 
 
 BY 
 
 J. CHRISTIAN BAY 
 
 With an Introduction by 
 
 G. H. W. HASSELRIIS 
 
 Published by 
 
 THE DANISH AMERICAN ASSOCIATION 
 
 30 N. Dearborn Street 
 
 CHICAGO 
 
 1915
 
 Copyrighted 1915 
 
 By 
 
 The Danish American Association 
 
 FRED KLEIN CO. 
 
 PKINTERS 
 
 CHICAGO
 
 
 Introduction 
 
 The principal demand of Life upon Society and on in- 
 dividuals is organization. Groups of ideas connect, groups 
 of interests unite; and thus social progress in accomplished. 
 
 Literature is ruled by the same law. The writings in Eng- 
 lish, on the subject of Denmark and on Danish relations, long 
 remained a vast mass without organization, awaiting a general 
 view, an explorative research, tending to render it easy of 
 access and of use. 
 
 The Danish-American Association is attempting to 
 furnish the highly necessary guide to the study of Danish 
 matters as reflected in the English language. It attempts to 
 answer the question: What has been written in English on 
 Denmark, its history, culture, natural resources, its social and 
 economical relations? The answer to this question naturally 
 takes the form of a bibliography — that is, a list of books and 
 papers, including translations from the Danish. The list here- 
 with presented numbers nearly a thousand titles. 
 
 Book-lists generally are considered dry reading. There- 
 fore, the present one should be considered from the point of 
 view that its contents denote life and activity extending from 
 one nation to another. In this day, international relations are 
 more cultural than political. The historical culture of Den- 
 mark, in its many aspects and expressions, is subject of 
 inquiry in all the world. Information must be given in one of 
 the main languages. A continuous search is made for facts 
 and ideas; — where may such be found? 
 
 Libraries and private collections in England, America 
 and Denmark contain a wealth of information on the subject 
 of Denmark. Translations from the Danish are frequent and 
 important. A list of the literature involved in these interrela- 
 tions will assist the inquiry, hence, this Association resolved 
 
 upon the publication of this bibliography. 
 
 677J296
 
 A survey of these titles will show that a large number 
 of general and special subjects within the range of Danish 
 history, culture, social conditions, literature, etc., has been 
 fully and exhaustively treated in English, while many topics, 
 equally important, yet are waiting for an adequate elucidation. 
 These titles demonstrate that some of the greatest treasures 
 of our literature have been translated into English, — and that, 
 on the other hand, some of the typical and most renowned 
 books in Danish still await translation, or even a critical 
 comment. Saxo is found in translation, with a good critical 
 apparatus in English. Of the works of Holberg, Ewald, 
 Ingemann, Martensen, etc., etc., certain works are available 
 in translation. Two of our most remarkable and typical 
 authors, however, viz., Grundtvig and Kierkegaard, are com- 
 paratively unknown in English literature. Blicher never found 
 a translator. 
 
 The list shows that the English language group reflects 
 fairly well our history and our public affairs up to and in- 
 cluding the period of 1864, and that the recent developments 
 in Denmark have been treated quite sporadically and largely 
 in journalistic form. Danish economics, agriculture, school 
 methods, commerce, etc., have received some attention in late 
 years, commensurate with the increasing communication be- 
 tween Denmark and its Western connections. 
 
 The literary material surrounding Hans Christian Ander- 
 sen and Bertel Thorvaldsen, the two most international of 
 Danish names in the past, is very extensive. Arts, crafts, 
 architecture, and industrial products seem less known, through 
 literature, than esthetics and tourist topics. Ever since the 
 war of 1657 — 1658, Danish politics have precipitated literary 
 documents in English: the great events of 1801, 1807, the 
 Struensee period, the periods of 1848 and 1864; all have left 
 their evidence in English literature. 
 
 This bibliography will indicate that most of the literature 
 involved in our inquiry has been produced from a personal 
 initiative. Without doubt, the activity in translating Danish 
 literature into English, will attain to a state of organized 
 effort. Our new social development, and even some portions 
 of our recent literature and economic activity, is in sore need
 
 of critical elucidation and translation. The movement of the 
 Danish industries and Danish commerce will require constant 
 and continuous attention. 
 
 This list shows, briefly, what has been attained in the 
 way of literary interchange between Denmark and the Eng- 
 lish language group. If read with care and attention, it also 
 will demonstrate what voids are yet to be filled. 
 
 It is complete in the sense that it includes all books and 
 papers of distinct service in view of our inquiry. The neces- 
 sity which arose was a practical one, calling for the inclusion 
 of matter of lasting value, and for the exclusion of matter of 
 temporary or passing interest. It necessarily grew into a 
 selection of the best material available, commensurate with 
 a healthy judgment and a limited space. As presented here, 
 the bibliography has been compiled on the basis of titles and 
 other data collected by Messrs. P. Vig, J. Christian Bay, Miss 
 Ingrid Jarnoe, of the Royal Library of Copenhagen, from the 
 printed catalogue of the Library of Congress, and suggestions 
 received from members of this Association. 
 
 The Association hopes that this work, the pioneer of its 
 kind, will break the ground for more extensive studies, and 
 pave the way for a far more comprehensive statement of what 
 traces are left by Denmark in the literature of England and 
 America. As it is, the list is expected to assist in a continued, 
 purposeful interrelationship between the limited linguistic 
 group and its gigantic complement. 
 
 C. H. VV. HASSELRIIS. 
 Chicago, March 1914.
 
 Bibliography 
 
 Aakjaer, Jeppe. The heather; tone-picture. Music by Carl 
 Busch. (In Programme for Dedication of the Danish 
 American National Park. Aug. 5, 1912.) 
 
 Aarhus. 5 days in Aarhus. Publ. by the Tourist Union, 
 Aarhus. (Aarhus), [1913] 12 pp; ill. (The Danish Tourist 
 Union's Guides.) 
 
 Aarhus. National Exposition, 1909. Danish-American day. 
 Fourth of July, 1909. Arranged by the Danish-American 
 Association. Aarhus, 1909. 32 pp., illus. 
 
 Adams, S. H. Solving of the milk problem. (McClure's Mag. 
 32, p. 200—207, 1908.) 
 
 Adams, W. T. (''Oliver Optic") Up the Baltic; or, Young 
 America in Norway, Sweden and Denmark. 1899. Chil- 
 dren's book. 
 
 Alexandra, Queen of Great Britain. 
 
 The Life of Queen Alexandra, by Sarah A. Tooley. 
 London, 1902., ill. 
 
 Allen, J. R. Early Scandinavian wood-carvings. Part I — IL 
 (In Studio, X (1897), p. 11—20; XII (1897), p. 82—90). 
 
 American Scandinavian Review, pub. by the American-Scan- 
 dinavian Foundation (Henry Goddard Leach, Mg. Ed.). 
 New York, 1913. Bi-monthly. Continued. 
 
 Andersen, Carl. Rosenborg. Notes on the chronological col- 
 lection of the Danish kings. Tr. by C. Shaw. With the 
 orig. Danish ed., containing 52 large woodcuts. Pt. 1 — 2: 
 Eng. and Dan. Copenh., 1868. 4°. 
 
 The chronological collection of the kings of Denmark. 
 Copenh. 1878. IV., 126 pp., ill. 
 
 Three sketches of life in Iceland. Tr. by M. Fenton. 
 London, 1877. 
 
 Andersen, Hans Christian. The improvisatore, or Life in 
 Italy. Tr. by Mary Howitt. Vol. I— II, Lond., 1845. 
 — [Another ed.]. Lond., 1857. 
 
 A Danish story book. Tr. by C. Boner. Lond., 1846. 
 The nightingale and other tales. Tr. by C. Boner. Lond., 
 1846. 
 
 A poet's bazaar. From the Dan. by C. Beckwith. Vol. 
 I— III. Lond., 1846. 111. 
 
 Wonderful stories for children. Tr. by Mary Howitt. 
 Lond., 1846. 
 —Lond. & Edinb., 1897. 143 p. 8°.
 
 Picture book without pictures. From the German tr. of 
 
 De la Motte Fouque, by M. Taylor. Lond., 1847. 
 
 The true story of mv life, a sketch. Tr. by M. Howitt. 
 
 Lond., 1847. 
 
 A Christmas greeting to my English friends. Lond., 1847. 
 
 The dream of Little Tuk, and other tales. Tr. by C. Boner. 
 
 Lond., 1848. 
 
 Rambles in the romantic region of the Hartz Mountains, 
 
 Saxon Switzerland . . . From the Danish by C. Beckwith. 
 
 Lond., 1848. 
 
 Pictures of Sweden. Lond., 1851. 
 
 The story of my life ; and in Sweden. Lond., 1852. 
 
 The Ugly Duck . . . versified by G. N. Lond., 1851. 12 mo. 
 
 Tales and fairy stories. Tr. by Madame de Chatelain. 111. 
 
 by H Warren. Lond., 1852. 
 
 A poet's day dreams. Lond., 1853. 
 
 Picture-book without pictures. Tr. from the German 
 
 original edition [ !] by H Crump. Celle, 1856. 
 
 To be, or not to he? Tr. by Mrs. Bushby. Lond., 1857. 
 
 The sand-hills of Jutland. Lond., 1860. 
 
 A.'s Tales for Children. Tr. by A. Wehnert. With illus. 
 
 by E. H. Wehnert, W. Thomas and others. Lond., 1861. 
 
 — Another ed., Lond., 1869. 
 
 The ice-maiden (The butterfly, Psyche, the snail and the 
 
 rosebush). Tr. from the Danish by Mrs. Bushby. W. 
 
 drawings by Zwecker et al. Lond., 1863. 
 
 — New ed., Lond., 1875. 
 
 In Spain. Tr. by Mrs. Bushby. Lond., 1864. 
 
 Stories and tales. Tr. by H. W. Dulcken. With 80 illus. 
 
 by A. W. Bayes. Engr. by the Bros. Dalziel. Lond., 1864. 
 
 — [Another ed.] H. C. A.'s Stories for the household. Tr. 
 by H. W. Dulcken. 1866. 
 
 What the moon saw: and other tales. Tr. by H. W. Dul- 
 cken . . . With illus. by A. W. Bayes, engr. by the Brothers 
 Dalziel. Lond., 1866. (Billedbog uden Billeder.) 
 Out of the heart. Spoken to the little ones . . . Tr. by H. 
 W. Dulcken. Seventy engr. by the Brothers Dalziel. 
 Lond., 1867. 
 
 Will-of-the-wisp, and other stories. Tr. by H. W. Dul- 
 cken. Lond., [1867]. 8°. 
 
 The will-of-the-wisps are in town, and other new tales. 
 Tr. for the author by A. Plesner and S. Rugely-Powers. 
 Lond., 1867. 16°. 
 
 Hans Andersen's Fairy Tales. A new translation by Mrs. 
 Paull. With illus. by Mrs. Kemp and Miss Runciman. 
 Lond., 1867.
 
 — [Another ed.] Lond., [1875]. 
 
 —[Another ed.] Lond., 1882. XVI., 512 p, 8°. 
 
 —[Another ed.] Lond., 1897. 383 p. 8°. 
 
 The Hans Andersen Library. Tr. by H. W. Dulcken. Vol. 
 
 1—15. Lond., 1869. 
 
 — [Another ed.] Lond., 1876. 
 
 Fairy Tales and Sketches. Tr. by C. Peachey, A. Plesner, 
 
 Pi. Ward, and others. Lond., 1870. 
 
 The wood-nymph. Tr. by A. M., and A. Plesner. Lond. 
 
 1870. (Dryaden.) 
 
 Pictures of travels in Sweden, among the Harz mountains 
 
 and in Switzerland, with a visit to Charles Dickens' 
 
 house . . . Author's ed. Cambridge [U. S. A.], 1871. 
 
 The story of my life. Now first transl. into English, 
 
 Author's ed. New York, 1871. XIL, 569 pp. 
 
 —1872. X., 569 pp., ill. 
 
 Fairy tales .... illus. by . . . designs in colour ... by E. V. 
 
 B. [i. e., the Hon. Mrs. Boyle]. Newly tr. by H. L. D. 
 
 Ward and A. Plesner . . . Lond., 1872. 
 
 The mermaid ; an amusing story of the deep. Tr. from the 
 
 Danish. Lond., [1873]. 
 
 What the grass-stalks said, and other stories. Tr. by H. 
 
 W. Dulcken Illus London. 1881. 
 
 The Hans Andersen Library for the Young. (Routledge). 
 Danish Fairy Legends and Tales. Tr, by C. Peachey. 
 Several editions. 
 Bohn's Illustrated Library. 
 
 Fairy stories ... Tr. by H. W. Dulcken. London, Rout- 
 ledge, [1883]. VIII, 511 p. 8°. 
 "The tinder-box", and other stories. 
 
 Fairy tales . . . Tr. by H. W. Dulcken . . . London, Rout- 
 ledge, [1883]. VIII, 503 p. 
 "What the moon saw," and other stories. 
 The shoes of Fortune, and other fairy tales. [Tr., with an 
 additional chapter, by C. Boner.] With a biographical 
 sketch of Andersen by K. R. H. Mackenzie . . . Lond., 
 J. Hogg., 1883. 285 pp. 8°. 
 
 Fairy tales and stories . . . Tr. ... by Carl Siewers. Lond., 
 S. Low & Co. [1887.] IV, 466 p. 8°. 
 
 Fairy tales and stories. With illus. . . . Manchester, J. Hey- 
 wood, [1889]. IX, 233 p. 8°. 
 A selection, ed. by A. Gardiner. 
 — 1893. Identical with above. 
 
 Hans Christian Andersen's correspondence with the late 
 Grand-Duke of Saxe- Weimar, Charles Dickens. . . . Ed. 
 by F. Crawford. With portraits and memoir, Lond., Dean 
 & Sons, 1891. 474 p. 8°. 
 Fairy tales and stories . . . Tr. by . . , H, W. Dulcken.
 
 Lond., Walter Scott, 1893. IV, 377 p. 8°. 
 
 Stories from Hans Andersen. Tr by W. Angeldorff. 
 
 Lond., E. Nister. [1897.] 288 p. 8°. Printed in Bavaria. 
 The little mermaid, and other stories, . . . Tr. by R. Nisbet 
 Bain. 111. by J. R. Weguelin. Lond., Lawrence and Bul- 
 len, 1893. XXIII, 384 p. 4°. 
 
 Stories and fairy tales. Tr. by H. Oscar Sommer. With 
 . . . pictures bv A. J. Gaskin. Vol. I — II. Lond. and Or- 
 pington, G. Allen, 1893. 2 vols. 8°. 
 
 Fairy tales from Hans Christian Andersen. Tr. by Mrs. 
 E. Lucas and illus. by T. C, und W. Robinson. Lond., 
 Dent., 1899. XIV, 539 p. 
 —1902. 320 p. 
 —1910. 398 p. 
 
 Fairy tales Newly tr. by H. L. Braekstad. Introd. by 
 Edm. Gosse. Illus. by H. Tegner. Vol. I— II. Lond., 
 Heinemann, 1900. 2 vol. 4° and fol. 
 —Popular ed. 1909. 432 p. 4°. 
 
 Fairy tales told to the children by Mary Macgregor. 
 Lond., Jack, 1906 126 p. 16 mo. 
 
 Fairy tales, ill. by A. D. Carse, New York, 1912. 374 p. 8°. 
 Fairy tales, told by Kathleen Fitzgerald, New York, 1912. 
 
 [Jones, Mrs, L.] The eleven wild swans of Denmark. An 
 opera. (Founded on a Danish tale by H. C. Andersen.) 
 Bradford-on-Avon, 1864. 8°. The dialogue is in prose. 
 
 Bain, R. Nisbet. H. C. Andersen, London (New York), 1895, 
 translation of the works of A. 
 
 4dI p. 8°. illus. Contains a critical survey of the English 
 translations of the works of A. 
 
 Boyesen, Hjalmar H. An acquaintance with Hans Chr. Ander- 
 ' sen. Pg. 785. 8°. 
 (Extr. from "Century", 1892; cf. also Dial (Chicago), 
 vol. 5, p. 159. See also his Essays on Scand. Lit., 1895. 
 
 Brandes, G. Hans Christian Andersen. (In Contemp. Rev., 
 vol. 87, p. 640 — 656.) Hans Christian Andersen and his 
 tales. (In Bookman, vol. 36, p. 404—409.) 
 
 Brozvniiig, George. A few personal recollections of Hans Chr. 
 Andersen. Lond., 1875. 8 pp. 
 
 Gosse, Edmund. Sidelights on Hans Christian Andersen. (In 
 Critic, vol. 37, p. 17.) 
 Cf. also Gosse's books on Danish literary affairs. 
 
 Gribhlc, P. Hans Christian Andersen, a character study. (In 
 Critic, vol. 46, p. 307—309.) 
 
 Harboe, Paul. Hans Christian Andersen. (In Outlook, vol. 
 79, p. 951—955; cf. Bookman, vol. 21, p. 132—135.) 
 
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 The child's story of Hans Christian Andersen. New York, 
 1907. 277 pp. 8°. 
 
 Hoimtt, Mary. Memoir of Hans Chr. Andersen, p. 352 — 358; 
 ill. (Howitt's journal, 26. June, 1847.) 
 
 Hubbard^ D. G. Last days of H. C. Andersen. (In Potter's 
 Amer. Monthly, vol. 11, p. 194.) 
 
 Mats, B. W. Dickens and Hans Andersen. (In Littell's Liv. 
 Age, vol. 256, p. 57—60.) 
 
 Moritaen, Julius. The centenary of Hans Christian Andersen. 
 (In Rev. of Revs. (New York), vol. 31, p. 439.) 
 
 (RatJtoin, John R.) The centenary of Hans Christian Ander- 
 sen. (The Sunday Record-Herald, 3. 26., 1905. Chicago.) 
 
 Roess, B. A child's recollection of Hans Christian Andersen. 
 (In Munsey's Mag., vol. 33, p. 174.) 
 
 Sciidder, TJ. B. Fairy legends of H. C. Andersen. (In Nat. 
 Quar., vol. 3, p. 235.) 
 
 The home of H. C. Andersen. (In H,arper's Monthly, 
 vol. 69, p. 651.) 
 
 Stimpson, M. S. Hans Christian Andersen, the cobbler's son. 
 (In New Engl. Mag., new ser., vol. 32, p. 495—498.) 
 
 Wood, A. The friendship of H. C. Andersen. (In Temple Bar, 
 vol. 51. p. 493; also in Littell's Living Age, vol. 135, p. 807.) 
 Hans Andersen's house at Odense, Denmark. Opened to 
 the public Apr. 2., 1908. [Odense], 1908. _ 15 pp. 
 Additional material on the life and activities of Andersen 
 is contained in the following articles: 
 Appleton's Mag., vol. 6, p. 45. 
 Bookman, vol. 21, p. 132. 
 Chamber's Journal, vol. 24, p. 236. 
 Dublin Univ. Mag., vol. 45, p. 605. 
 Eclectic Mag., vol. 35, p. 390; vol. 84, p. 418. 
 Littell's Liv. Age, vol. 16, p. 1; vol. 45, p. 707; vol. 47, 
 p. 437; vol. 61, p. 67; vol. 245, p. 443. 
 Internat. Review, vol. 10, p. 153. 
 Harper's Weekly, vol. 52, p. 21. 
 Outlook, vol. 79, p. 929. 
 Putnam's Mag., vol. 13, p. 92. 
 Temple Bar, vol. 43, p. 387; vol. 131, p. 409. 
 
 Andersen, Lucy. Copenhagen and its environs ; a guide for 
 travelers. Lond., D. Nutt, 1887. 98 pp. 8°. 
 
 Andersen Nexo, Martin. Pelle, the conqueror. Tr. by Jessie 
 Muir. New York, 1913. Tr. of first part. 
 . Second part. 1914. 
 
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 Anderson, R. B. America not discovered by Columbus. 1874. 
 104 pp. 
 
 Other editions. 
 
 Norse mythology, or the religion of our forefathers. Chi- 
 cago, 1875. 473 pp. 
 Other editions. 
 
 Anderson, R. C. Naval wars in the Baltic, 1522 — 1850. Lond., 
 G. G. Wood, 1910. 423 pp. 
 
 Andrae, P. The Danish West India islands, their present 
 political and economical position. Tr. from the Danish 
 original by J. Jensen. St. Thomas, 1876. 113 pp. 
 
 Andrews, John. The history of revolutions in Denmark. 
 I— II. Lond., 1774. 
 
 [Andrews, Sidney]. The St. Thomas treaty. New York, 1869. 
 2Z pp. 
 
 Annandale, N. The Faroes and Iceland. Oxford, 1905. 248 
 pp. 8°. 
 
 Appel, Jacob. The Danish high schools. Darlington, England, 
 North of England Newspaper Co., 1904. 8 pp. 
 
 Archer, William. The Danish drama of to-day. (In Fort- 
 nigtly Rev., vol. 53, p. 682.) 
 
 The Royal Danish theatre. (In Harper's Magazine, Feb., 
 1892.) 
 
 Argyll, George D., Duke of 
 
 George Douglas, Eighth Duke of Argyll (1823—1900); 
 autobiography and memoirs, ed. by the Dowager Duchess 
 of Argyll. I— II, Lond., 1906. 
 Denmark: the Slesvig-Holstein question; II, 214 — 228. 
 
 Ari the Learned. The book of the settlement of Iceland. 
 Transl. from the original Icelandic by T. Elwood. Kendal, 
 1898. XXXI, 245 pp. 
 
 Atherton, Gertrude. Denmark and the treatv. (No. Am. 
 Review, 175, p. 500—505. 1902.) 
 
 Atkinson, Joseph Beavington. An art tour to northern capitals 
 of Europe. Lond., 1873. 455 pp. 8°. 
 
 Austin, Gertrude, Danish schools for adults. (In Southern 
 Workman, vol. 40, p. 624 — 635.) 
 
 Babington, Ch. Cardale. A revision of the flora of Iceland. 
 68 pp. [Extr. from the Linnean Society's Journ. of Bo- 
 tany. Vol. XL] 
 
 Baden, G. L. The history of Norv^^ay, from the earliest times 
 by G. L. Baden, and from the Union of Calmar, by Baron 
 
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 Holberg. Transl. . . . and continued to the present time 
 by A. A. Feldborg. Lond., 1817. 8°. 
 
 Baedeker, Karl, Publisher. Norway, Sweden and Denmark. 
 Numerous editions. 
 
 Baggesen, Jens. Da jeg var lille. Transl. by H. W. Long- 
 fellow, (Works, Boston, 1893, vol. 5, p. 239—240.) 
 
 Bain, R. Nisbet. Scandinavia; a political history of Denmark, 
 Norway and Sweden from 1513 to 1900. Cambridge, Eng., 
 1905. 460 pp., maps. 8°. Cambridge Historical Series. 
 
 Baird, Robert. Visit to Northern Europe, or sketches ... of 
 Denmark, Norway, Sweden and Finland . . . I — II. Re- 
 print. New York, 1841. 
 
 Bajer, Frederik. How Danish Slesvig was lost. A peep behind 
 the veiled scenes of diplomacy and a warning. Transl. by 
 P. H. Peckover. Lond., 1897. 242 pp ; ill. 
 
 Balle, Nic. Edinger. Select sermons with appropriate prayers. 
 Transl. from the original Danish by W. Pulling. Lond., 
 1819. 303 pp. 
 
 Ballou, M. M. Due North. Bost., 1887. 373 pp. 
 
 Balslev, C. F. Luther's Catechism, with a brief explanation. 
 Transl. from the Danish by a Committee. Blair, Neb., 
 1909. 86 pp. 8°. 
 
 Baring-Gould, S. Iceland, its scenes and sagas. Lond., 1863. 
 Map, 16 pi. (4 col.), 447 pp. 
 
 Barker, J. E. England, Germany and the Baltic. (Nineteenth 
 Cent. 62, p. 1—15. 1907.) 
 
 Barrow, John. Excursions in the north of Europe, through 
 parts of Russia, Finland, Sweden, Denmark and Norway. 
 Lond., 1834. 
 
 —New ed., Lond.. 1835. 380 pp. 
 Visit to Iceland, by way of Tronyem. Lond., 1835. 
 
 (Bartholin, Caspar.) A specimen of natural philosophy, con- 
 taining the principles of physics. Written originally in 
 Latin by Caspar Bartholinus, and now revised, corrected 
 and explained by the English editor. Lond., 1754. 33 pp. 
 
 Bartholin, Thomas. The anatomical history of T. B. con- 
 cerning the lacteal veins of the thorax. (In Pecquet, J., 
 New anatomical experiments. 1653.) 
 
 Bay, J. Christian. Bibliographies of botany. A contribution 
 toward a bibliotheca bibliographica, compiled and an- 
 noted. G. Fischer. (Naumburg, 1909.) Pg. 332—456. 
 (Sonder-Abdruck aus: Progressus rei botanicae. Vol. 3.) 
 
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 Danish fairy and folk tales, a collection of popular stories 
 and fairy tales. From the Danish of Svend Grundtvig, 
 E. T. Kristensen, Ingvor Bondesen, and L. Biidde, New 
 York and London, Harper and Bros., 1898. 111. 293 pp. 8°. 
 Emil Christian Hansen, 1842 — 1909. (In Scientific Ameri- 
 Supplement, October 23, 1909.) 
 
 Et Brev. [A letter on the scope and organization of the 
 Danish folk high schools.] (In Dannevirke, Cedar Falls, 
 Iowa, 1912.) 
 
 The folk high schools and rural life of the Scandinavian 
 countries. (In Proceed. Fourteenth Conference for Edu- 
 cation in the South, 1911, p. 161 — 171. — Also separately, 
 11 pp. 8°.) 
 
 The "peasant universities" in Denmark. (In Education, 
 vol. 22, p. 15.) 
 
 Beaumont, Adalbert de. Sketches in Denmark, Sweden, Lap- 
 land and Norway. Lond., 1840. 25 tables. 
 
 Behn, H. Ernand. The Danish West India Islands. (Inde- 
 pendent, 54, p. 319—323. 1902.) 
 
 Balfour, Edmund. The history of the liturgy of the Lutheran 
 Church in Denmark. (In Memoirs, Lutheran Liturg. 
 Assoc, Pittsburgh, vol. II (1900), p. 57—73.) 
 
 Bergsoe, Vilhelm, The bride of Roervig. Transl. by N. 
 Frances Tinsley. Lond., 1877. 285 pp. 
 Pillone. From the Danish by D. G. Hubbard. Lock- 
 wood. Bost., 1875. 179 pp. (Wayside Series.) 
 
 Berthelson, Andreas. An English and Danish dictionary con- 
 taining the genuine words of both languages with their 
 proper and figurative meanings. Vol. I. Lond., 1754. X, 
 630 pp. 
 
 Bertram, Charles. To the immortal memory of Her most 
 excellent Majesty Louisa, queen of Denmark. Kbh. 
 1752. 4 pp. 
 
 Biernatzki, Johann Christoph. The maid of the Hallig, or 
 the unfortunate islanders, by the Rev. J. C. B. from the 
 German, by S. Jackson. Lond., 1843. 8°. 
 The Hallig, or the sheepfold in the waters ; a tale of 
 humble life on the coast of Schleswig. Transl. from the 
 German. ... by Mrs. G. P. Marsh. Boston, 1857. 
 
 Bille, C. St. A. The Schleswig question between Denmark 
 and Germany. Transl. from the German. Lond., 1873. 8°. 
 
 Bille, John H. A history of the Danes in America. (In 
 Transact. Wisconsin Acad, of Science, Arts and Letters, 
 vol. XL, also Sep., 48 pp., 1 map.) 
 
 Bisiker, W. Across Iceland, with an appendix on the plants, 
 by A. W. Hill. Lond., 1902. 236 pp., maps. 8°. 
 
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 Blem, Markus Peter. The Danish Credit Societies, (Copen- 
 hagen), [1913], 8 pp, (Repr. from "Denmark abroad.") 
 
 Blicher, Steen Steensen. A tale of Jutland (Himmelbjerget, 
 Esben Hosekrsemmeren). (In Bushby, Mrs. A. A., The 
 Danes sketched by themselves. Vol. I and III. 1864.) 
 
 Blind, K. The prehistoric sun-chariot in Denmark. (Westm, 
 Rev.. 160., p, 552—8, 1903.) 
 
 Bochmer, George H. Prehistoric naval architecture of the 
 North of Europe. [Washington, 1892.] Pg. 527—647; ill. 
 (Report of the Natural Museum, 1891.) 
 
 Boggild, Bernhard. Professor Bernhard Boggild, famous 
 Danish authority on dairying and milk supply. Chicago, 
 1911. 8 pp. Issued by Danish- American Association. 
 The milk supply of Copenhagen. Report of a lecture de- 
 livered before the Chicago Assoc, of Commerce, In Chi- 
 cago Commerce VI (1910), No. 2, p. 14—20.) 
 What the Government has done to develop the dairy in- 
 dustry in Denmark. (In Journ. Brit. Dairy Farmers' As- 
 sociation XII (1898), p. 31—46.) 
 
 Danish Cow-test associations. (In Transact, Amer, 
 Breeders' Assoc. VI, 297.) 
 
 Bogh, Erik, The pilgrimage of the truth. English version 
 by Agnes B. Warburg. Sonnenschein. Lond., 1895. 34 
 pp., ill. 
 
 The pilgrimage of truth. Transl. from the Danish by 
 Jacob Riis. N, p., 1900. 18 pp., ill, [Extr. from "Harper's 
 Monthly Mag.", Dec. Vol. CIL] 
 
 Bojesen, Marie, The Danish speaker. Pronunciation of the 
 Danish language, vocabulary, dialogues and idioms. Wil- 
 liams & Norgate. Lond. and Edinb., 1865. 168 pp. 
 Guide to the Danish language. Lond., 1863, 250 pp, 12 mo, 
 
 Borch, G. The Copenhagen milk supply company. New ed, 
 Transl. with notes, by A. Stewart Macgregor. Copenh., 
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 The King of Denmark, his declaration, concerning the 
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 out of the Danish speech into English by Edm. Smith; 
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 A great and wonderful victory obtained by the Danes 
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 A perfect relation of the several assaults and storms made 
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 An exact relation of all the transactions and proceedings 
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 Vox pacifica, or a congratulatory poem on the peace 
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 An account of the differences between the King of Den- 
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 Index 
 
 To Names and Subjects 
 
 Authors are found under their names. The number fol- 
 lowing the colon sign ( :) refers to the page in the body of the 
 book. 
 
 Subjects are found under their most generally used names. 
 The word "Denmark" or "Danish" is added in parenthesis 
 whenever necessary. Each subject is followed by the names 
 of the authors who have written on it, or by a reference to 
 the pages where it occurs. 
 
 A number of important books are analyzed in the index, 
 especially when they treat of matters not readily found by 
 reading the mere title of the books in which they are rep- 
 resented. 
 
 Distinctive titles are given for translations and important 
 books sometimes quoted without mention of authors' names. 
 
 77
 
 "A Danish parsonage": Vicary 
 
 "A visit": Brandes, E. 
 
 Aakjaer, Jeppe, 1 
 Aalborg: Marryat 
 
 Aarhus. National Exposition: 1 
 
 Absalon: Riis 
 
 Adams, S. H., 1 
 
 Adams, W. T., 1 
 
 Affleck, W.: 51 
 
 Agger: Marryat 
 
 Agriculture (Denmark): Bor- 
 ring; Campbell; Canada, Dep. 
 of Agr. ; Egan; Great Britain, 
 Bd. of Agriculture; Haggard; 
 Howe; Ireland, Dep. of Agri- 
 culture; K. Dansk Land- 
 husholdningsselskab; Koedt; 
 Lange; Mac Donald; Scot- 
 land; Sinclair; Summer; 
 Thomson; Wozencraft 
 
 Agricultural schools: Canada, 
 Royal Comm. 
 
 "Aladdin": Oehlenschlager 
 
 "All souls' day" (Ingemann) 
 
 Allen, C. F.: 25, 27 
 
 Allen, J. R.: 1 
 
 Als: Marryat 
 
 Amager, shooting grounds: page 
 27, also Copenhagen 
 
 America, early history: Ander- 
 son, R. B.; Brown, Marie A.; 
 Costa; Foght; Morse; Reeves; 
 Snorri 
 
 American-Scandinavian Review: 
 1 
 
 Andersen, Carl: p. 1, also Gosse 
 
 Andersen, Hans Christian: 7-11; 
 also Gosse; Howitt; Thor- 
 waldsen 
 
 Andersen, Lucy: 11 
 
 Andersen-Nexo, M.: 11 
 
 Anderson, R. B.: 12, 65 
 
 Anderson, R. C: 12 
 
 Andrae, P.: 12 
 
 Andrews, John: 12 
 
 Andrews, Sidney: 12 
 
 Angeldorff, W.: 10 
 
 Anglo-Saxon grammar: Rask 
 
 Anglo-Saxon literature: Met- 
 calfe 
 
 Annandale, N.: 12 
 
 "Antiquitates Americanae": 
 Rafn 
 
 " Antiquitates Celto-Scandicae " : 
 Johnstone 
 
 Apostolic symbol: Nakskow 
 
 Appel, J.: 12 
 
 Archeology (Denmark): Engel- 
 hard; Guide to — ■; Illustrations 
 of — ; K.Nordisk Oldskriftssel- 
 skab; Marryat; Nilsson; Starr; 
 Worsaae 
 
 Archer, W.: 12 
 
 Arctic expeditions, history: 
 Gosch 
 
 Arctic exploration: Mikkelsen; 
 Munk 
 
 Arctic flora: Ostenfeld 
 
 Argyll, Geo. D., Duke of: 12 
 
 Ari the Learned: 12 
 
 Arnason, Jon: 42 
 
 Art (Denmark): Feldborg; 
 Leach; Staley 
 
 Art and artists (current events) : 
 Brochner; Rickert 
 
 Arts and crafts: Boutell 
 
 "Asgard stories": Foster 
 
 Askja (Iceland): Lock 
 
 Asparagus, culture: Lindegaard 
 
 "Athenseum," Danish literature 
 reviewed in Danish literature 
 
 Atherton, G.: 12 
 
 Atkinson, J. B.: 12, 69 
 
 "Aunt Francisca": Saint-Aubain 
 
 Austin. G. : 12 
 
 78
 
 •Axel and Valborg": Oehlen- 
 
 schlager 
 Baago: Hamilton; Marryat 
 "Babbling barber": Holberg 
 Babington, C. C: 12 
 Baden, G. L.: 12 
 Baedecker, Karl: 13 
 Baggesen, J., see same; also 
 
 Howitt. 
 Bain, H. Nisbet: 10, 13 
 Baird, R.: 13 
 Bajer, F.: 13 
 Ballads: Borrow; Buchanan; 
 
 Dampier; Dunn; Hamilton; 
 
 Johnston; Ker; Old Danish 
 
 Ballads; Prior; Steenstrup, 
 
 Joh. C. H. R. 
 Ballinger, N. E.: 13 
 Ballou, M. M.: 13 
 Balslev, C. F.: 13 
 Baltic, international relations: 
 
 Barker; Hansen; U. S. Dept. 
 
 of State 
 Baltic, list of lights: List of 
 
 lights — . 
 Baltic, sea charts: Gedda; Norris 
 "The Bankrupt": Saint-Aubain 
 Barfod, Fred.: Gosse 
 Baring-Gould, S. : 13 
 Barker, J. E.: 13 
 Barks, J. A.: 52 
 Barnard, R. M.: 69 
 Barrow, J.: 13 
 Bartholin, C: 13 
 Bartholin, Th.: 13 
 Bay, J. Christian: 14, 44 
 Beaconsfield, Benj. D., Lord: 
 
 Brandes 
 Beaumont, A. de: 14 
 Beckwith, C.: 7, 8, 69 
 Beer gardens: Henius 
 Behn, H. E.: 14 
 Belfour, E.: 14 
 Belt-tolls Denmark), see Sound- 
 
 tarifif 
 Benevolent societies (Denmark): 
 
 Gibbon 
 Bergsoe, V. 14 
 
 Bernhard, Carl (pseud.) 62 
 
 Berthelson, A.: 14 
 
 Bertram, C: 14 
 
 Bie, Valdemar: 33 
 
 Biernatzki, J. C: 14 
 
 Bille, C. St. A.: 14 
 
 Bille, John H.: 14 
 
 Birds (Greenland): Hagerup 
 
 Bisiker, W.: 14 
 
 Bjornson, B.: Boyesen; Brandes, 
 
 G. 
 Blacksmith and baker: Wessel 
 Blem, M. P.: 15 
 Blicher, S. S., see same; also 
 
 Howitt 
 Blind, K.: 15 
 
 "Blue-apron statesman": Hol- 
 berg 
 Boats, ancient: Bochmer 
 Bochmer, G. H.: 15 
 Bodtcher, Ludwig: Gosse 
 Boehme, Jacob: Martensen 
 Boggild, B.: 15 
 Bogh, Erik: 15 
 Bojesen, Marie: 15 
 Bondesen, Ingvor, fairy tales: 
 
 Bay 
 Boner, C. : 7, 9 
 "Book of Rome": Jorgensen, 
 
 Johannes 
 Bookbinding (Denmark) : Meier- 
 
 Graefe 
 Borch, G. : 15 
 Bornholm: Marryat 
 Borring, F. M. de: 15 
 Borrow, George: 15 
 Bosworth, J.: 15 
 Bournonville, A.: Gosse 
 Boutell, C: 16 
 Boyd, Neva L.: 58 
 Boyesen, H. H.: 10, 16 
 Boysen, Ambrose P.: 16 
 Brahe, Tycho: 16; also Marryat; 
 
 Sidgwick 
 Brandes, Edvard: 16 
 Brandes, Georg: 10, 16; see also 
 
 Boyesen; Gerstwohl; Gosse; 
 
 Hasselriis 
 
 79
 
 Brandt, Enevold, Count: 67 
 
 Branson, C. E. : 17 
 
 Bredsdorff, Thomas: 17 
 
 Bremner, Robert: 17 
 
 Brewing: Henius 
 
 "Bride of Roervig": Bergsoe 
 
 Brochner, Georg: 17 
 
 Brochner, Jessie: 17 
 
 Bromley, W.: 17 
 
 Brosboll, Carl, translations: 
 
 Bushby 
 Brown, E.: 17 
 Brown, John: 18 
 Brown, Marie A.: 18 
 Browning, George: 10 
 Brun, Malte Conrad, see Malte- 
 
 Brun 
 Bruun, Christian: Gosse 
 Brynildsen, J.: 18 
 Buchanan, R. : 18, 69 
 Budde, L., children's tales: Bay 
 Buffer state: Moritzen 
 Buhl, Frants: 18 
 Bumpus, T. P.: 18 
 Bunbury, Selina: 18 
 Bunsen, see Wenckstern 
 Burns, Rob.: Drachmann (Volk, 
 
 Bay) 
 Burnt Njal: Clay; Njala 
 Burton, Richard P.: 18 
 Bushby, Mrs. A. S.: 8, 18 
 Butler, P.: 55 
 Butlin, P. M.: 18 
 Butterworth, H.: 18 
 California, A Dane's adventures 
 
 in: Justesen; Smith, A. M. 
 Campbell, H. S.: 18 
 Canada, Commission on Swine 
 
 breeding: 18 
 Canals (Denmark) : Nyholm 
 Canute the Great: Larsson 
 Carl Bernhard (pseud.): 62 
 Carit Etlar, see Brosboll 
 Carlson, J.: 19 
 Carlton, William N. C: 19 
 Caroline Mathilde, queen of 
 
 Denmark: p. 19, also Smyth; 
 
 Wilkins 
 
 Carr, Clark E.: 19 
 
 Carr, John: 19 
 Carr, William, 19 
 Carstensen, A. R.: 19 
 Carstensen, Georg: 19 
 Catechism, Luther's: Balslev 
 Catholic mission (Denmark): 
 
 Scholfield 
 Cattle - breeders associations 
 
 (Denmark): Rasmussen 
 Centrifugal cream separators: 
 
 Pjord 
 Cervin, O. .: 20 
 Chaillu, Paul B. du: 31 
 Chambers, R. : 20 
 Chapman, Jane P.: 42, 55 
 Chess (Iceland): Piske 
 Chicago Exposition (1893), see 
 
 same; also Industriforeningen 
 "Child Andrea": Michaelis 
 "Childhood of Erik Menved": 
 
 Ingemann 
 "Children of the Danish heath": 
 
 Riis 
 Christensen, C. T.: 20, 69 
 Christian IV.: Riis 
 Christian V.: Crull 
 Christian VII: Brown, J.; Mar- 
 
 ryat 
 Christian IX: Carr, Clark E. 
 Christiansborg: Hamilton 
 Christmas, Walter, U. S. Con- 
 gress investigation of charges 
 
 of bribery, 72 
 "Christmas at a Danish castle": 
 
 Leach 
 "Christmas in Denmark": Hoxie 
 
 See also Yule-tide 
 Chronological Collection, Rosen- 
 borg: Andersen, Carl 
 Church and people (Denmark): 
 
 Hamilton; Pratt 
 Church buildings (Denmark): 
 
 Boyson; Bumpus 
 Church, liturgy: Belfour; Church 
 
 liturgy 
 Clan, J.: 20 
 Claxton, P. P.: 20 
 
 80
 
 Clay, Beatrice E.: 20 
 
 Cleasby, R.: 20 
 
 Cod fishery: Danmark. Kom- 
 mission for Havundersogelser 
 (p. 28) 
 
 Coe, E. E.: 20 
 
 Coles, John: 20 
 
 Collingwood, W. G.: 20 
 
 Colonial administration (Danish 
 West Indies): Tooke 
 
 Colony gardens: p. 21, also Loeb 
 
 Coman, Katherine: 20 
 
 Commerce, see Trade 
 
 Consett, M.: 20 
 
 Constitution (Denmark) : Dodd 
 
 Consular service (Denmark), see 
 Denmark, consular service 
 
 Continuation schools (Den- 
 mark), see Highschols, also 
 Canada, Commission . . . .; 
 Smith, Anna T. ; Thornton 
 
 "Convict king": Jorgenson, Jor- 
 gen 
 
 Conybeare, C. A. V.: 20 
 
 Cook, T.r 21 
 
 Cooke, W. S.: 21 
 
 Co-operation (Denmark) : Bran- 
 son; Ireland, Dep. of Agri- 
 culture; Moltke; Riis; Smyser 
 
 Copenhagen: Andersen, Lucy; 
 also under Copenhagen; Feld- 
 borg; Gosse; Hamilton; Han- 
 nah; Hargrove; James, R.; 
 Marryat; Novi; Pocketguide; 
 Ruofif; Wolfif; Wraxall 
 
 Copenhagen, Battle of: Feld- 
 borg; Jackson 
 
 Copenhagen, City hall: Cervin; 
 also (under) Copenhagen 
 
 Copenhagen, colony gardens: p. 
 21, also Loeb 
 
 Copenhagen, fortification: Roe- 
 wade 
 
 Copenhagen, free port: Hansen, 
 C. K. 
 
 Copenhagen, milk supply: Mac 
 Gregor; Pope 
 
 Copenhagen porcelain: Gade; 
 
 Hayden 
 
 Copenhagen, siege, 1658: p. 24 
 
 Copenhagen studio-talk: Broch- 
 ner 
 
 Copenhagen, water supply: 
 Scharling, W. 
 
 Coromandel mission: Grinfield 
 
 Corpus poeticum boreale, see 
 same 
 
 "Correggio": Oehlenschlager 
 
 Corwin, E. S.: 57 
 
 Costa, B. F. de: 21 
 
 Cottle, A. S.: 42 
 
 Country life (Denmark) : Wash- 
 ington, B. 
 
 Court memoirs: Brown, J. 
 
 "Cousin Carl": Saint-Aubain 
 
 Cow-test associations: Boggild; 
 Haggard 
 
 Coxe, William: 21 
 
 Craigie, W. A.: 21 
 
 Crantz, David: 21 
 
 Crawford, F. : 9 
 
 Cream separators: Fjord 
 
 Credit societies: Blem 
 
 Crichton, Andrew: 21; 68 
 
 Cromie, W. H.: 22 
 
 Crowell, A. C: 52 
 
 "Cruise of the 'Wild Duck' and 
 other tales": Drachmann 
 
 Crull, J.: 22 
 
 Crump, H.: 8 
 
 Cummings, Mabel H.: 34 
 
 Curtis, W. E.: 22 
 
 Gushing, Caleb: 22 
 
 Customs tariff (Denmark): Den- 
 mark, Laws 
 
 Dagbladet: 22 
 
 Dairying: Monrad, J. H. 
 
 Dairying (Denmark): Adams; 
 Boggild; Georgeson; Great 
 Britain, Bd. of Agriculture; 
 Haggard; Mariboe; Tweedie, 
 Ward 
 
 Dalgas, E. M.: Leach; Riis 
 
 Dalziel (brothers): 8 
 
 "Damon and Pythias": Saint- 
 Aubain 
 
 81
 
 Dampier, M. S. : 22 
 
 Danegeld: Round 
 
 Danes in America, history: Bille 
 
 Danes in England: Ferguson; 
 Partington; Ray; Streatfield; 
 Vigfusson; Worsaae 
 
 Danes in Normandy-Ray 
 
 "Danes sketched by them- 
 selves": Bushby 
 
 "Dangerous age": Michaelis 
 
 "Danish arctic expeditions 1605 
 —1620: Gosch 
 
 "Danish life in town and coun- 
 try": Brochner, J. 
 
 "Danish memories": Hutton 
 
 "Danish pilot": Zahrtmann 
 
 "Danish romances": Neville 
 
 Danish University Students' 
 Choral Union: Danish Poetry 
 
 Danish West Indies: Andrae, P.; 
 Danish West Indies; [Laws:] 
 page 30; Kalmer; Keller; 
 Knox; Ordinance . . .; Parton, 
 J.; Pierce; Scrutator; Smith, 
 James; Spectator; Taylor, C. 
 E. ; Tolderlund; Tooke; U. S. 
 Congress; U. S. Treasury 
 Dept.; U. S. Treaties; Wisby 
 
 Danish West Indies, biblio- 
 graphy: U. S. Library of Con- 
 gress 
 
 Danish West Indies, flora: Eg- 
 gers 
 
 Danish West Indies, 1902: 
 Atherton, Behn; U. S. Con- 
 gress, Committee . . . 
 
 Danish - American Association, 
 see same; also Aakjjer; Bog- 
 gild; Carlson; Egan: Johan- 
 sen; Sinclair 
 
 Danish-American day, Aarhus, 
 1913: Aarhus 
 
 Danish-American National Park: 
 Aakjser; 0stergaard 
 
 Dasent, George W. : 54 
 
 Dawson, M. M.: 27 
 
 "Death of Balder": Ewald. J. 
 
 Debes, Lucas J.: 23 
 
 Defoe, Daniel: 23 
 
 "Den Gang jeg drog afsted": 
 Faber, P. 
 
 "Denmark" (steamship), dis- 
 aster: 65 
 
 "Denmark and Germany since 
 1815": Gosch 
 
 "Denmark and the American 
 idea": Leach 
 
 "Denmark delineated": Feld- 
 borg 
 
 Dcrwent Conway, see Inglis, 
 Henry D. 
 
 Description and travel (Den- 
 mark): Beaumont; Bremner; 
 Bunbury; Butlin; Coe; Curtis; 
 Dunham; Elliott; Hamilton; 
 Hill; Inglis; Kiittner; Mac 
 Donald; Moryson; O'Don- 
 nelle; Scott; Sinnett; Swinton; 
 Thomas, Margaret; Thomson; 
 Vrigny; Weitemeyer 
 
 Dicey, E.: 30 
 
 Dickson, Charles R. : 33 
 
 Dictionaries (Danish^ English 
 and Eng.-Dan.): Berthelson; 
 Brynildsen; Hill; Larsen; 
 Rosing 
 
 Dictionaries (Icelandic): Cleas- 
 by 
 
 Diesel motor, use in Denmark: 
 Knudsen 
 
 Dillon, A.: 30 
 
 Discovery of America, see Amer- 
 ica, early history 
 
 Dodd, W.: 30 
 
 Dodge, Daniel K.: 30 
 
 Dogmatics: Martensen 
 
 Dorph, Joh.: 53 
 
 Drachmann. Holger: 31 
 
 Drama: Archer 
 
 Dreyer, J. L. : 16 
 
 Dublin, Scandinavian kingdom 
 of: Haliday 
 
 Du Chaillu, Paul B.: 31 
 
 "Due North": Ballon 
 
 Dulcken, H. W.: 8. 9 
 
 Dunham, Samuel A.: 31 
 
 82
 
 Dunn, M.: 31 
 
 Duty tariff, Elsinore: Hjorth; 
 Latest revised Sound-tariff; 
 McDermott; Schlegel; White, 
 John 
 
 Dymond, T. S. : 31 
 
 Economic condition (Denmark): 
 Hartt; Howe; Koedt; Sin- 
 clair; Stampenbourg; Wash- 
 ington, B. 
 
 Eddas, see same (p. 31); also 
 Corpus poeticum boreale; 
 Hambro; Icelandic — — (p. 
 42); Magnusson; Nilsson, V. 
 
 Edmison, John P.: 31 
 
 Education (Denmark): Foght; 
 Thornton; U. S. Bureau of 
 Education 
 
 Edwardes, Chas. : 31 
 
 Eel fishery: Danmark. Kommis- 
 sion for Havundersogelser (p. 
 28) 
 
 Egan, Maurice F. : 31 
 
 Egede, Hans: p. 31; also Riis 
 
 Eggers, H. F. A.: 31 
 
 Ehlers, Edward: 32 
 
 Elliott, Charles L. B.: 32 
 
 Ellis, R. S.: 32 
 
 "Elsie Lindtner": Michaelis 
 
 Elsinore: Hamilton; Marryat 
 
 Elton, Oliver: 62 
 
 "Emanuel, or Children of the 
 soil": Pontoppidan 
 
 Emigrant life, Danish: Smith, 
 A. M. 
 
 "Eminent authors of the nine- 
 teenth century": Brandes, G 
 
 Engelhardt, Conrad: 32 
 
 England, see Great Britain 
 
 English language: Jespersen 
 
 English language group, descent 
 from Scandinavians: Pickett 
 
 English romantic movement, 
 Scandinavian influences: Far- 
 ley 
 
 "Englishman and the Scandi- 
 navian": Metcalfe 
 
 Engraving, Danish art: Brochner 
 
 Erik Menved: Ingemann 
 
 "Esben": Blicher 
 
 Eskimo, tales and traditions: 
 Rink 
 
 Eskimo tribes: Rink 
 
 Etching, Danish art: Brochner 
 
 Ethics: Martensen 
 
 Evans, T. R. : 51 
 
 Ewald, Carl: 32 
 
 Ewald, H. F.: 32 
 
 Ewald, Johannes, see same; also 
 Howitt 
 
 "Export Review": Danish Com- 
 merce 
 
 Faber, Peter: 32 
 
 Faber, Theodor: 32 
 
 Fairy tales: Andersen, H. C; 
 Bay; Grundtvig 
 
 Faith, articles of: Nakskow 
 
 Falster: Marryat 
 
 Family, historic origin: Starcke 
 
 Fano: Marryat 
 
 Farley, Frank E.: 32 
 
 Farms, small, see Small holdings 
 
 Faroe islands: Annandale, N.: 
 Chambers; Debes; Knudsen, 
 M.; Landt; Symington 
 
 Fausboll, v.: Gosse 
 
 Feldborg, A. Andersen: 33 
 
 Fenger, J. Ferd.: 33 
 
 Ferguson, R. : 33 
 
 Fermentation industries: Han- 
 sen, E. Chr. ; Jorgensen, A. 
 
 Finance (Denmark): Danish 
 Commerce 
 
 "Finding of Wineland the 
 Good": Reeves 
 
 Finsen, Niels R., p. 33; also Riis 
 
 Fischer Hansen, C: 72 
 
 Fisheries (Denmark): Denmark. 
 Kommission for Havunder- 
 sogelser 
 
 Fiske, Daniel Willard: 33 
 
 Fitzgerald, Kathleen: 10 
 
 Fjord, N. J. 34 
 
 Flom, G. T.: 34 
 
 "Flying mail": Goldschmidt 
 
 83
 
 Foersom, Peter: Feldborg; Gos- 
 se 
 
 Fog, B. J.: Gosse 
 
 Foght, Harold W.: 34 
 
 Folk highschools, see High- 
 schools 
 
 Folk customs (Denmark): Mal- 
 let 
 
 Folk games, see Games 
 
 Folk songs: Borrow; Buchanan; 
 Dampier; Hamilton; Ker; 
 Major; Old Danish Ballads; 
 Prior 
 
 Folk tales: Bay; Grundtvig; 
 Hamilton; Thorpe 
 
 Fonblanque, C. A. de: 34 
 
 Forbes, C. A.: 34 
 
 Forchhammer, Henriette: 34 
 
 Forestry (Denmark): Guille- 
 mard 
 
 Foss, Alexander: 34 
 
 Foster, Mary H.: 34 
 
 "Fountain of youth": Paludan- 
 Miiller 
 
 "Four seasons": Ewald, C. 
 
 Fradersdorff, J. W.: 34 
 
 "Fred hviler over Land og By": 
 Peehl 
 
 Fredensborg: Gosse 
 
 Frederik VI.: Thorkelin 
 
 Frederiksberg: Hamilton 
 
 Frederiksborg castle: Marryat 
 
 Frederiksborg, National muse- 
 um: 34; Marryat 
 
 Frederiksen, N. C.: 62 
 
 Frederiksvaerk: Marryat 
 
 Free port (Copenhagen) : Han- 
 sen, C. K. 
 
 Free trade (Denmark): Koedt; 
 Westenholtz 
 
 Freeland, H. W.: 55 
 
 Friend, L. L.: 34 
 
 Frue Kirke: Hamilton 
 
 Frye, W. E.: 55 
 
 Fuglsang, N.: 34 
 
 Funen: Marryat 
 
 Gade, John A.: 35 
 
 Gade, N.: Gosse 
 
 Gallenga, A. C. N. : 33 
 
 "Game of Denmark": 35 
 
 Games (Danish): Pedersen, 
 Dagny 
 
 Gardens, colony (Denmark): 
 Loeb 
 
 Gedda, P.: 35 
 
 Gelert, O.: 56 
 
 Georg I., king of Greece: p. 26 
 
 Georgeson, C. C.: 35 
 
 Gerfen, E.: 67 
 
 Germany, international relation 
 with Denmark: Barker, Bran- 
 des; SchiJtte 
 
 Gerstwohl, M. A.: 35 
 
 Gibbon, J. G.: 35 
 
 Gierlow, John: 35, 41 
 
 "Girl and the dogs": Rink 
 
 Givskov, E. : 35 
 
 Gjellerup, Karl: 35 
 
 "God's peace": Nansen 
 
 "Gods of the North": Oehlen- 
 schlager 
 
 Goldschmidt, M. A., see same; 
 also Howitt 
 
 Gore, Mrs.: 62 
 
 Gosch, C. C. A.: 35 
 
 Gosse, Edmund: 10, 36 
 
 Goudie, G. : 36 
 
 Grammar of Danish: Groth; 
 Otte; Petersen, C. J. P.; Peter- 
 sen, O. R.; Rask; Sargent; 
 Scharlach: Schneider; Tho- 
 mas, E. J.: Thorup 
 
 Grapes, culture of: Lindegaard 
 
 Great Britain, international rela- 
 tions with Denmark: Barker; 
 p. 23—27 
 
 "Great and good deeds..": Mai- 
 ling 
 
 Great Britain, Danish invasion: 
 Ferguson; Partington, Ray, 
 Streatfield, Vigfusson; Wor- 
 saae 
 
 Greece, king elected, 1863: p. 28 
 
 Greek, syntax: Madvig 
 
 Greenland: Carstensen, A. R. ; 
 
 84
 
 Crantz; Egede; Nansen, Ras- 
 
 mussen, Knud; Rink; Saabye 
 Greenland, birds: Hagerup; 
 
 Newton 
 Gribble, F.: 10 
 Griffin, G. W.: 36 
 Grinfield, E. W.: 36 
 Gron, Niels: 72 
 Groth, P.: 36 
 Grundtvig, N. F. S.: Gosse; 
 
 Howitt; Westergaard; see also 
 
 under Highschools 
 Grundtvig, Svend, folk tales: 
 
 Bay; 14, 36 
 Guide-books: Baedecker; Cook; 
 
 Forenede Dampskibs-Selskab; 
 
 Handbook for — ; Murray, 
 
 John 
 Guillemard, A. G.: 36 
 Guldberg, Ove H.: 36 
 Gustav Adolf: Riis 
 Gymnastic exercises: Miiller, 
 
 J. P. 
 Gymnastic play: Pedersen, 
 
 Dagny 
 Gymnastics (Denmark) : Schar- 
 
 lieb 
 Hagbard the Dane: Sidgwick 
 Hagerup, A. T.: 36 
 Haggard, H. Rider: 37 
 "Hakon Jarl": Oehlenschlager 
 Haliday, Chas.: 37 
 Hall, Mrs. A. W.: 42 
 Hallberg: 37 
 Hallig islands, manners and 
 
 customs: Biernatzki 
 Hambro, C. J. Baron: 37 
 Hamilton, A.: 37 
 Hanger, G. W. W.: 37 
 Hannah, I. C.: 37 
 Hans, Prince of Gliicksborg: 
 
 Carr, Clark E. 
 Hansen, C. K.: 37 
 Hansen, Emil Christian: Bay; 
 
 also p. 37 
 Harboe, P.: 10, 17, 37 
 Hare, Augustus: 37 
 Hargrove, Ethel C: 37 
 
 Harrison, J. A.: 70 
 
 Hartmann, W.: 37 
 
 Hartt, M. B.: 38 
 
 Harvey, W. F.: 38, 55 
 
 Hasselriis, C. H. W.: 38 
 
 Hauch, C, see same; also 
 Howitt 
 
 Hayden, Arthur: 38 
 
 Headley, Phineas C: 38 
 
 Heath, J.: 56 
 
 Heath (Jutland), reclamation: 
 Leach 
 
 "Heather" (The): Aakjar 
 
 Hegel, Frederik: Gosse 
 
 Hegermann - Lindencrone, Lil- 
 lie de: 38 
 
 Heiberg, J. L. : Gosse; Howitt 
 
 Heiberg, Peter Andreas: 38 
 
 Heimskringla: Saga library; 
 Snorri 
 
 "Heir": Goldschmidt 
 
 Hellfried, C. F. von: 38 
 
 Helsingor: Hamilton; Marryat 
 
 Hemmingsen, Niels: 38 
 
 Henderson, Ebenezer: 39 
 
 Henius, Max: 39 
 
 Herbert, Auberon: 39 
 
 Herbert, Will.: 39 
 
 Hermansson, Halldor: 39 
 
 "Hero tales of the far North": 
 Riis 
 
 Heroes: Mailing 
 
 "Heroes of Asgard": Kearie 
 
 Hertz, H., see same; also Gosse; 
 Howitt 
 
 Highschools: Appel, Austin; 
 Bay; Bredsdorff; Claxton; 
 Foght; Friend; Haggard; 
 Marais; Povlsen; Sellers; 
 Thornton 
 
 "Hilda's wish": Hoxie 
 
 Hildebrand, Hans: 39 
 
 Hill, S. S.: 39 
 
 History (Denmark): State docu- 
 ments, or documents issued 
 bj' the governments of Den- 
 mark and Great Britain, or by 
 individuals, bearing official or 
 
 85
 
 semi-official note, as well as 
 political pamphlets, have been 
 gathered under the general 
 heading: Denmark. History 
 and Politics. 
 
 History (Denmark), ancient: 
 Worsaae 
 
 History (Denmark), general: 
 Bain; Otte; Saxo; Binding 
 
 History (Denmark), 17th centu- 
 ry: Carr, W.; page 23—25; 
 Manley; Molesworth; Osborne 
 
 History (Denmark), 18th centu- 
 ry: page 25; Guldberg; Redda- 
 way; Rooke; Williams 
 
 History (Denmark), 19th centu- 
 ry: page 25—27; [1815—1860]: 
 Gosch; Hellfried; Hoxie; 
 Laing; Malortie; Stavenov 
 
 History (Denmark): 1848: page 
 25 — 26; also Wilkinson 
 
 History (Denmark), 1864: Ar- 
 gyll; page 26 — 27; Gallenga; 
 Herbert; Koppen; Manches- 
 ter, meeting; Salisbury 
 
 Hitchcock, Frank H.: 39 
 
 Hindhede, M.: 40 
 
 Hjelm & Whitcomb, 40 
 
 Hjorth, J. J. S.: 40 
 
 Hoffding, Harald: 40 
 
 Holberg, L., see same; also 
 Howitt; Kiihne 
 
 Hoist, Lauritz: Staley 
 
 "Homeless": Goldschmidt 
 
 Hooker, W. J.: 41 
 
 Horner, J. B.: 75 
 
 Horner, L. : 75 
 
 Housemen: Campbell; Lister; 
 Lund 
 
 Howe, F. C.: 41 
 
 Howell, F. W. W.: 41 
 
 Howitt, Mary: 7, 11, 41 
 
 Howitt, William: 41 
 Hoxie, B. D.: 41 
 Hubbard, D. G.: 11 
 Hubbard, Elbert: 70 
 Hutton, W. H.: 41 
 
 "Hvad Solskin er — " [Transl.] : 
 
 Swensson 
 Hveen: Marryat 
 Hydrography: Danmark. Kom- 
 
 mission for Havundersogelser 
 
 (p. 29) 
 Hyett, W. H.: 70 
 Hygiene (Denmark), see Public 
 
 health 
 Hymns (Danish): Tait; Tolder- 
 
 lund; Westergaard, Mrs. Thy- 
 
 ra 
 Ibsen, Henrik: Brandes, G. 
 Iceland: Andersen, Carl; Baring- 
 Gould; Barrow; Bisiker; 
 
 Chambers; Coles; Conybeare; 
 
 Paulsen (p. 27); Dillon; Fon- 
 
 blanque; Forbes; Headley; 
 
 Henderson; Hooker; Howe; 
 
 Jessen; Kneeland; Leath; 
 
 Lock; McCormick; Macken- 
 zie; Miles; Olafsen; Oswald; 
 
 Otte; Paijkull; Peek; Pfeififer; 
 
 Shepherd; Symington; Van 
 
 Gruisen; Waller 
 Iceland, bibliography: Fiske; 
 
 Hermansson; Islandica 
 Iceland, birds: Slater 
 Iceland, economic resources: 
 
 Peirce 
 Iceland, exploration: Lock; 
 
 Longman 
 Iceland, flora: Babington; Lind- 
 
 sey 
 Iceland, history: Origines Is- 
 
 landicae 
 Iceland, institutions: Mimer 
 Icelandic colony in Copenhagen: 
 
 Hamilton 
 Icelandic dictionaries: Cleasby 
 Icelandic fairy tales, see same 
 
 Icelandic grammar: Rask 
 
 Icelandic legends (Arnason), see 
 same 
 
 Icelandic literature: Miiller, P. E 
 
 Icelandic reader: Vigfusson 
 
 Icelandic sagas, see Sagas 
 
 86
 
 Icelandic settlements in Cana- 
 da: Jonasson 
 
 Immigrants, history: Bille, Boy- 
 esen; Flom 
 
 Immigration, Iowa: White 
 
 "Impressions of Russia": Bran- 
 des, G. 
 
 Indicator-boulders: Milthers 
 
 Industrial arts (Denmark): Hil- 
 debrand 
 
 Industries (Denmark): Foss 
 
 Ingemann, B. S., see same; also 
 Hamilton; Hewitt 
 
 Ingemann, Bernhard Severin: 42 
 
 Inglis, Henry D.: 42 
 
 Insurance (Denmark), see Den- 
 mark. Insurance 
 
 Iowa, Danish settlements: White 
 
 Iowa, immigration: Flom 
 
 Ireland, Norse invasion: Haliday 
 
 Iron age (Denmark): Engelhard 
 
 "Islandica": 43 
 
 Jackson, S.: 14 
 
 Jackson, Sir Thomas S. : 43 
 
 Jacobsen, Carl: 43 
 
 Jacobsen, J. P.: 43 
 
 Jsegerspris: Marryat 
 
 James, Richard: 43 
 
 Jantzen, Marius: 43 
 
 Jeaflfreson, J. R.: 43 
 
 Jeffrey, J.: p. 26 
 
 Jensen, Ad. S.: 28 
 
 Jensen, C. O.: 43 
 
 Jensen, Hermann: 54 
 
 Jensen, J. L. : 43 
 
 "Jeppe on the hill": Holberg 
 
 Jespersen, Otto: 43 
 
 Jessen, Jarno: 43 
 
 "Jew of Denmark": Goldschmidt 
 
 Jewelry, Danish arts and crafts: 
 Brochner 
 
 Johansen, A. C: 28 
 
 Johansen, Anders: 43 
 
 "John Falk": Ewald, H. F. 
 
 Johnson, Eric: 73 
 
 Johnson, Georgia T.: 73 
 
 Johnson, Morris: 40 
 
 Johnston, James: 44 
 
 Johnstone, James: 44 
 
 Jonasson, Sigtryggur: 44 
 
 Jones, Mrs. L.: 10 
 
 Jorgensen, Alfred: 44 
 
 Jorgensen, Johannes: 44 
 
 Jorgensen, S. M.: 44 
 
 Journey . . . Nils Klim: Holberg 
 
 "Julie's diary": Nansen 
 
 "Jumby hall": Taylor, C. E. 
 
 Jiirgensen, P.: 60 
 
 Justesen, Peter: 44 
 
 Jutland: Andersen, H. C. ; Bli- 
 
 cher; Edwardes; Marryat; 
 
 Scott 
 Jutland, heath: Leach 
 Kallundborg: Marryat 
 Kalmer, P. E.: 44 
 Kalo: Marryat 
 Kattegat, charts: Norris 
 Kattegat, lights: List of lights — . 
 Kattegat, sailing directions: L6- 
 
 wenorn 
 Kearie, Annie: 45 
 Kearie, E.: 44 
 Keary, Chas. F. : 45 
 Keller, Albert G.: 45 
 Ker, W. P.: 45 
 Kesson, J.: 42 
 Keyser, R.: 45 
 Kiellard, A.: Boyesen 
 "King Christian stood — ": 
 
 Danish National Song 
 "King Eric and the outlaws": 
 
 Ingemann 
 "King Rene's daughter": Hertz 
 King Waldere's lay: Stephens 
 Kinnear, Elizabeth: 56 
 Kiss, history: Nyrop 
 Kneeland, Samuel: 45 
 Knippels bridge (Copenhagen): 
 
 (under) Copenhagen 
 Knox, John P.: 45 
 Knudsen, Ivar: 45 
 Knudsen, Martin: 29, 45 
 Koedt, A. P.: 46 
 Kofoed, Jens: Riis 
 Kokkenmoddinger: Lubbock; 
 
 Munro 
 
 87
 
 Kong Christian stod ved hojen 
 Mast: Danish National Song 
 
 Kongel. Theater (Copenhagen): 
 Archer 
 
 Koppen, Ad. L. : 46 
 
 Kristensen, E. Tang, folk tales: 
 Bay 
 
 Kronborg castle: Mabie; Mar- 
 ryat 
 
 Kroyer, P. S.: Brochner 
 
 Kiihne, F. T.: 46 
 
 Kiittner, Chas. G.: 46 
 
 Labor bureaus (Scandinavia): 
 Hanger 
 
 Laing, R. M.: 55 
 
 Laing, Samuel: 46, 65 
 
 Lancashire, Danes in: Parting- 
 ton 
 
 "Land of our dreams . . .": Peehl 
 
 Landt, J.: 46 
 
 Lange, Jacob E.: 46 
 
 Langeland: Marryat 
 
 Langelinie: Hamilton 
 
 "Langt hojere Bjsrge — " 
 fTransl.] : Marais 
 
 Language (Danish): Bosworth; 
 Flom; Lentzner; Schiitte 
 
 Language (Danish), readings: 
 p. 60; also Vicary, J. F. 
 
 Language (Danish), textbooks: 
 Bojesen; Forchhammer; Fra- 
 dersdorff; Gierlow; Harvey; 
 Hjelm and Whitcomb; Lund; 
 Otte; Petersen; Sargent; 
 Schneider; Stevens; Thomas, 
 E.J. 
 
 Language (English), Danish in- 
 fluence: Swinton 
 
 Larsen, A.: 46 
 
 Larsson, Lawrence M. : 46 
 
 Lasalle, Ferd. : Brandes, G. 
 
 Lascelles, F. C. : 55 
 
 Latin, grammar: Madvig 
 
 Laut, Agnes C: 46 
 
 Law^: Teisen 
 
 Laws (Denmark) : page 30 
 
 Leach, Henry Goddard: 7, 46 
 
 Leith, Mrs. Disney: 47 
 
 Lenker, J. N.: 47 
 
 Lentzner, K.: 47 
 
 Leprosy (Iceland): Ehlers 
 
 "Letters from hell": 47; Rowell 
 
 Levezow, Cornelia: 47 
 
 Lex regia: p. 26; 30 
 
 Libraries, public (Denmark): 
 Steenberg 
 
 Licensing system (Denmark) : 
 Pratt 
 
 Lie, Jonas: Boyesen 
 
 Lilly, William: 24 
 
 Lincolnshire, Danes in: Streat- 
 field 
 
 Lindberg, James Christian: 55 
 
 Lindegaard, Peter: 47 
 
 Linderberg, F. : 47 
 
 Lindsay, W. Lauder: 47 
 
 Linne, Carl: Riis 
 
 Lister, R. A.: 48 
 
 Literature (Denmark), compre- 
 hensive works: Bosworth; 
 Winkel-Horn 
 
 Literature (Denmark): Bushby; 
 Feldborg; Gosse; Hamilton; 
 Howitt 
 
 Literature, miscellaneous essays: 
 Boyesen; Brandes; Gosse; Ha- 
 milton; Harboe 
 
 "Little shepherd-boy": Oehlen- 
 schlager 
 
 Liturgy: Belfour; Church litur- 
 gy; Hamilton 
 
 Lloyd, H. E.: 61 
 
 Lock, Charles G. W.: 48 
 
 Lockouts (Denmark): Moritzen 
 
 "Lodbrokar-quida": Johnstone 
 
 Loddfafnismal: Nilsson, V. 
 
 Loeb, M.: 48 
 
 Lolland: Marryat 
 
 London conference (1864): p. 27 
 
 Longman, William: 48 
 
 "Love's trilogy": Nansen 
 
 Louise, Queen of Denmark: 
 Carr, Clark E. 
 
 Lowenorn, P.: 48 
 
 Lubbock, Mrs.: 48 
 
 Lucas, Mrs. E. : 10 
 
 88
 
 Lucas, Mrs. Edgar: 58 
 Luecke, H.: 69 
 Lund, H.: 48 
 Lund, L: 48 
 Liisberg, Bering: 47 
 "Lutherans in all lands": Lenker 
 Luther's cathecism: Balslev 
 Luyster, Isaphene M.: 69 
 Lymphatic vessels: Bartholin 
 Lyo: Marryat 
 
 Mabie, Hamilton Wright: 48 
 McCormick, W. T.: 48 
 McDermott, H. F.: 49 
 MacDonald, James: 49 
 MacDougal, George G.: 49 
 Macgregor, A. S. : 49 
 Macgregor, John: 49 
 Macgregor, Mary: 10 
 Mackenzie, George S.: 49 
 Mackenzie, K. R. H.: 9 
 Macmillan, Hugh: 70 
 Madvig, J. N.: 49 
 Magnus, Olaus: 49 
 Magnusson, Eirikur: 42 
 Magnusson, Eirikr: 49 
 Magnusson, Eir: 61 
 "Maid of the Hallig": Biernatzki 
 "Main currents in nineteenth 
 
 century literature": Brandes, 
 
 G. 
 Major, A. F.: 50 
 Mallet, Paul H.: 50 
 Mailing, Ove: 50 
 Malortie, K. von: 50 
 MalteiBrun: 50 
 Manley, Sir Roger: 50 
 Manors (Denmark): Marryat 
 Mantzius, Karl: 50 
 Maraais, J. L: 50 
 "Maria": Nansen 
 Mariboe, A.: 50 
 Marryat, Horace: 50 
 Marsh, Mrs. G. P.: 14 
 Martensen, H. L. ; see same, also 
 
 Gosse 
 Martin, Theodore: 55 
 " Masqueraders " (Holberg) : 
 
 Kiihne 
 
 Mathews, J. L.: 51 
 
 Mathias, T. J.: 61 
 
 Matz, B. W.: 11 
 
 Mawer, Allen: 51 
 
 Measuring (marine) surveyors 
 
 (Denmark): Denmark, Laws 
 
 (p. 30) 
 Meier-Graefe, A. J.: 51 
 Melchior, Moritz G. : Gosse 
 Mental traits (Scandinavia): 
 
 Dodge 
 Mesehowe: Mitchell 
 Metcalfe, F.: 51 
 Michaelis, Karin: 51 
 Mikkelsen, Ejnar: 51 
 Miles, Pliny: 51 
 Military status (Denmark): 
 
 Cooke; Cromie; Schvan; see 
 
 also Roewade 
 Milk (Public health): Adams; 
 
 Boggild; Borch; Jensen, C. 
 
 O.; Mac Gregor; Pope 
 Mill, J. Stuart: Brandes, G. 
 Millet, F. D.: 51 
 Milthers, V.: 51 
 Mimer: 52 
 "Minna": Gjellerup 
 Mitchell, J. M.: 52 
 Molbech, Christian: Gosse 
 Molesworth, Robert: 52 
 Moltke, Carl, Count: 52 
 Monrad, Ditlev Gotthard: 52 
 Monrad, J. H.: 52 
 Montagu, Robert: 26 
 Montgomery, K. L.: 70 
 Moritzen, J. 11, 52 
 Morris, William: 61 
 Mortensen, Karl: 52 
 Moryson, F.: 52 
 
 "Mothers' pension law (Den- 
 mark) : Teisen 
 Miiller, Karl L.: 70 
 Miiller, Fabricius: 53 
 Miiller, F. Max: 53 
 Muller, F. Paludan: 53 
 Miiller, J. P.: 53 
 Miiller, Peter Erasmus: 53 
 Munk, Jens: 53 
 
 89
 
 Munro, R.: 53 
 
 Munster, Balthasar: 67 
 
 Murray, John: 53 
 
 Museum of Northern Antiquities 
 
 (Copenhagen): Marryat 
 Music, typical, in Scandinavia: 
 
 Dodge 
 "My Danish days": Griffin 
 "My little boy": Ewald, C. 
 "My system": Muller, J. P. 
 Mythology, Norse: Anderson, 
 
 R. B.; Eddas; Foster; Kearie; 
 
 Keary; Keyser; Mabie; Mor- 
 
 tensen; Pigott; Sephton; 
 
 Thorpe 
 Nakskow, P. Z.: 53 
 "Nanna": Drachmann 
 Nansen, Fridtjof: 53 
 Nansen, Peter: 54 
 Narjoux, F. : 54 
 National Park, see Danish A- 
 
 merican National Park 
 National song (Denmark) : Dan- 
 ish National Song 
 National theater: Gosse 
 Nature study: Schouw 
 Nautical terms (Norse): Mag- 
 
 nusson 
 Naval wars in Baltic: Anderson, 
 
 R. C. 
 Nelson, (!). N.: 54 
 Neville, N.: 54 
 New^ York Crystal Palace: Car- 
 
 stensen, G. 
 Newspapers (Denmark): Mo- 
 
 ritzen 
 Newspapers, Scandinavian, in U. 
 
 S.: 62 
 Newton, Alfred: 54 
 Newton, Edw.: 54 
 "Nicolai's marriage": Scharling 
 "Niels Klim": Holberg 
 "Niels Lyhne": Jacobsen, J. P. 
 Nielsen, J. N.: 29 
 Nielsen, Rasmus: 54 
 Nielsson, Sven: 54 
 Nilsson, Victor: 54 
 Njal: Clay; Njala 
 
 "Noddebo parsonage": Schar- 
 ling 
 
 "Nordurfari": Miles 
 
 Nurlund: Marryat 
 
 Norris, John: 54 
 
 Norse discoveries of America: 
 Anderson, R. B.; and this in- 
 dex, under America; North- 
 men 
 
 Norse mythology: Anderson, R. 
 B.: Eddas; Foster; Kearie; 
 Keary; Keyser; Mabie; Mor- 
 tensen 
 
 North Slesvig, see South-Jutland 
 
 "Northern antiquities": Mallet 
 
 "Northern studies": Gosse 
 
 Northern War (1700—1731): 
 Defoe 
 
 Northmen in America: Ander- 
 son, R. B.; Brown, Marie A.; 
 Costa; Foght; Morse 
 
 Norway, history: Baden 
 
 Novi, C. Th.: 55 
 
 Nugae canorae: Mac Dougal 
 
 Nursery rhymes: Miiller 
 
 Nyborg, battle of: p. 24 
 
 Nyholm, S. C. : 55 
 
 Nyrop, Kristofer: 55 
 
 O'Donnelle, Thomas: 55 
 
 Oceanography: Denmark. Kom- 
 mission for Havundersogelser 
 
 Oehlenschlager, A., p. 55; see 
 also Gosse: Hamilton; How- 
 itt; Paine 
 
 Ogg. F. A.: 56 
 
 Olafsen, Eggert: 56 
 
 Olaus Magnus: 49 
 
 Old age pensions, see Pensions 
 (Denmark) 
 
 Old Norse literature: Metcalfe 
 
 "Old room": Ewald, C. 
 
 "Old town" [Ribe]: Riis 
 
 Old Testament canon and text: 
 Buhl 
 
 Oldnordisk M'usasum: Hamilton 
 
 Olson, J. E.: 56 
 
 "On reading": Brandes, G. 
 
 "Origines Islandicae": 56 
 
 90
 
 Osborne, Roger: 56 
 
 Ostenfeld, C. H.: 28; 56 
 
 Oswald, E. J.: 56 
 
 Otte, Elise C: 56 
 
 "Oxonian in Iceland": Metcalfe 
 
 Paijkull, C. W.: 57 
 
 Paine, W. Morton: 57 
 
 Paludan-Miiller, F., see same; 
 also Brandes, G. ; Gosse; 
 Howitt 
 
 "Pan - Germanism and Den- 
 mark": Schiitte 
 
 "Parlour Review": Carstensen, 
 G. 
 
 Partington, S. W. : 57 
 
 Parton, James: 57 
 
 Patent laws (Denmark): Great 
 Britain, Patent Office 
 
 "Paul & Virginie": Brachmann 
 
 Paulli, Simon: 57 
 
 Paulsen, O.: 27—28 
 
 Peaches, culture of: Lindegaard 
 
 Peachey, C.: 9 
 
 Peasant universities, see High- 
 schools 
 
 Peasants (Denmark): Petersen, 
 Clemens; Summer 
 
 Pedersen, Dagny: 58 
 
 Pedersen, J.: 43 
 
 Peehl, J. A.: 57 
 
 Peek, Cuthbert E.: 57 
 
 Peirce, Benjamin M.: 57 
 
 "Pelle, the conqueror": Ander- 
 sen Nexo 
 
 Pensions (Denmark): Coman; 
 Teisen 
 
 People's high schools; see High- 
 schools 
 
 Perhault, E.: 57 
 
 Petersen, Clemens: 44, 57 
 
 Petersen, C. J. P.: 57 
 
 Petersen, M. H.: 58 
 
 Petersen, O. Riibner: 58 
 
 Peterson, H. C: 58 
 
 PfeifTer, Ida: 58 
 
 Philojuvenis, see Hambro 
 
 Philosophy: HoflFding 
 
 Phototherapy: Finsen 
 
 Physical training, see Gym- 
 nastics 
 
 Pickett, Thomas E. : 58 
 
 Pierce, Edward L.: 58 
 
 Pigott, Grenville: 58 
 
 "Pilgrim Kamanita": Gjellerup 
 
 "Pilgrimage of truth": Bogh 
 
 "Pillone": Bergsoe 
 
 Plaice fishery: Denmark. Kom- 
 mission for Havundersogelser 
 (p. 28) 
 
 Plankton (Denmark): Denmark. 
 Kommission for Havunder- 
 sogelser 
 
 Play, see Games 
 
 Plesner (family) : Gosse 
 
 Plesner, A.: 8, 9 
 
 Plon, Eug.: 69 
 
 Ploug, Carl: Gosse 
 
 Poetry (Danish), translations: 
 Danish Poetry; Ellis; Feld- 
 borg; Mac Dougal; Peehl; 
 Perhault; Volk, John; Wester- 
 gaard, Mrs. Thyra 
 
 Political conditions (Denmark): 
 Peterson, H. C. 
 
 "Pond, The, and other stories": 
 Ewald, C. 
 
 Pontoppidan, Henrik: 58 
 
 "Poland, a study...": Brandes, 
 G. 
 
 Poor, care of (Denmark) : Camp- 
 bell; Sellers 
 
 Pope, J. E.: 59 
 
 Porcelain: Gade; Hayden 
 
 Postal savings banks: Faber, T. 
 
 Potatoes, culture: Jensen, J. L. 
 
 Poultry-industry: Brown, E. 
 
 Povlsen, Alfred: 59 
 
 Povelsen, Bjarne: 56 
 
 Powell, F. Y., see Corpus poeti- 
 cum boreale; Saxo Grammati- 
 cus; 21, 56, 62, 72 
 
 Powell, George E. J.: 42 
 
 Pratt, Edwin: 59 
 
 Press (Denmark) : Moritzen 
 
 Press Bureau, see Danish Amer- 
 ican Association 
 
 91
 
 Prior, R. C. Alex: 59 
 
 "Primitive family": Starcke 
 
 "Promised land": Pontoppidan 
 
 Protection (Denmark): Koedt 
 
 Psychology: Hoffding 
 
 Public health (Denmark) : Carl- 
 son; "Denmark, its medical 
 organization — "; Johansen 
 
 "Queen bee and other stories": 
 Ewald, C. 
 
 Queen Dagmar's cross: Stephens 
 
 "Queen of Denmark": Saint- 
 Aubain 
 
 "Queen of tears": Caroline Ma- 
 thilde 
 
 Quin, John T. : 59 
 
 Rafn, Carl Christian: p. 59; see 
 also Hamilton 
 
 Rahbek, K. L.: Howitt 
 
 Ramsden, H.: 44 
 
 Rask, Rasmus Kristian: 59 
 
 Rasmussen, Frederik: 59 
 
 Rasmussen, Knud: 59 
 
 Rathorn, John R. : 11 
 
 Ravenhill, A.: 62 
 
 Ray, Olaf Edward: 59 
 
 Reading, art of: Brandes, G. 
 
 Rebild Hills (National Park), 
 see Danish American National 
 Park 
 
 Recke, Ernst von der: Gosse 
 
 Reddaway, W. P.: 60 
 
 Reeves, Arthur M. : 60 
 
 "Residence in Jutland": Mar- 
 ryat 
 
 Revolutions (Denmark) : An- 
 drews, J. 
 
 Ribe: Marryat; Riis 
 
 Rickert, E.: 60 
 
 Ringkjobing Fjord, canal to 
 North Sea: Nyholm 
 
 Rink, Hinrich J.: 61 
 
 Rink, Signe: 60 
 
 "Rob Roy on the Baltic": Mac 
 Gregor, J. 
 
 Robertson, Ethel F. L.: 43 
 
 Rodgrod: Hamilton 
 
 Roess, E.: 11 
 
 Roewade, Alfred J.: 61 
 
 Romantic ballads: Borrow 
 
 Rooke, Sir George: 61 
 
 Rosenborg Castle: Andersen, 
 Carl; Liisberg; Marryat 
 
 Rosing, S. : 61 
 
 Roskilde: Hamilton; Marrj'at 
 
 Roskilde treaty (1658): p. 24 
 
 Ross, W. A.: 61 
 
 Round, J. H.: 61 
 
 Royal Danish theater: Archer; 
 Gosse; Hamilton 
 
 Rowell, M.: 61 
 
 Riibner-Petersen, O.: 58 
 
 Rugely: Powers, S. : 8 
 
 Runamo inscription: K. Nordisk 
 Oldskriftsselskab 
 
 Ruud, Martin B.: 40 
 
 Rundetaarn: Hamilton 
 
 Runic inscriptions: Mitchell; 
 Runic odes; Stephens 
 
 Ruoflf, Henry W.: 61 
 
 "Rural Denmark and its les- 
 sons": Haggard 
 
 Riis, Jacob A.: 15, 60 
 
 Saaby, Hans E.: 61 
 
 Saga library: 61 
 
 Sagas: Carlton; Costa; Craigie; 
 
 Major; Metcalfe; Origines Is- 
 
 landicae; Saga library; Vigfus- 
 
 son 
 Salisbury, Marquess of: 62 
 Sailing directions (Denmark): 
 
 Netherland.; Zahrtmann 
 
 Saint-Aubain, A. N. de: 62 
 
 St. Croix, geology: Quin 
 
 St. Thomas: Knox; [free port], 
 
 Matthews 
 St. Thomas treaty: Andrews, S.; 
 
 Christensen, C. T. ; Dagbladet 
 
 Samso: Marryat 
 
 San Francisco Exposition 
 (1915): Clan 
 
 Sanitation (Denmark), see Pub- 
 lic Health 
 
 Sargent, J. Y.: 62 
 
 92
 
 Savings banks (Denmark"), 
 postage system applied to: 
 Faber, T. 
 
 Saxo Grammaticus: 62 
 
 "Scandinavia" (monthly): 62 
 
 Scandinavia, description and 
 travel: Beaumont; Bremner; 
 Bunbury; Consett; Curtis; 
 Dunham; Hallberg; Hand- 
 book for — ; Hare; Inglis; 
 Kuttner; Mac Donald; Scott; 
 Swinton; Taylor, B.; Wraxall 
 
 Scandinavia, history: Bain; 
 Crichton; Magnus, Olaus; 
 Otte; Reddaway; Sinding; 
 Wheaton 
 
 Scandinavia, travel: Barrow; 
 Bremner; Bromley; Butter- 
 worth; Forenede Dampskibs- 
 selskab; Murray; Ross 
 
 "Scandinavian Britain": Colling- 
 wood 
 
 "Scandinavian kingdom of Dub- 
 lin": Haliday 
 
 Scandinavian languages, study 
 of, in America: Flom 
 
 Scandinavian newspapers, U. S.: 
 63 
 
 Scandinavian origin of English 
 race: Pickett 
 
 Scandinavians in U. S. : Nelson 
 
 Scharlach, F. L. L.: 62 
 
 Scharlieb, M. D.: 62 
 
 Scharling, Henrik: 62 
 
 Scharling, William: 62 
 
 Schlegel, Joh. F. W.: 63 
 
 "Schleswig - Holstein War": 
 Dicey; also under History. 
 
 Schmidt, Johannes: 28 
 
 Schneider, Frederik: 63 
 
 Scholfield, J. F.: 63 
 
 Schou, P.: 63 
 
 Schouw, Joachim Frederik: 63 
 
 Schiitte, Gudmund: 63 
 
 Schvan, A.: 63 
 
 Schwartz, T. : 63 
 
 Scotland, Scandinavian anti- 
 quities: Goudie 
 
 Scott, Charles, H.: 63 
 
 Scrutator (pseud.): 63 
 
 Scudder, H. E.: 11, 64 
 
 Sea battles: Jackson 
 
 Sea charts (Danish seas): Gedda 
 
 Sea fishery: Danmark. Kom- 
 mission for Havunderscigelser 
 (p. 28—30) 
 
 "Secret witness": Ingemann 
 
 Seidelin, K. H.: p. 25 
 
 Sellers, Edith: 64 
 
 Sephton, J.: 64 
 
 Sermons: Balle 
 
 Shepherd, C. W.: 64 
 
 Shetland: Goudie 
 
 Shakespeare, William: Brandes, 
 G. 
 
 Shell-mounds (Kokkenmod- 
 dings): Lubbock 
 
 Shipbuilding (Norse archeolo- 
 gy) : Magnusson 
 
 Ships, ancient: Bochmer 
 
 Sidgwick, Charlotte S.: 64 
 
 Siewers, C.: 9 
 
 Sinclair, John, Bart.: 64 
 
 Sinclair, John F. : 64 
 
 Sinding, Paul C: 64, 69 
 
 Sinnett, Mrs. P.: 64 
 
 "Siren voices" [Niels Lyhne] : 
 Jacobsen, J. P. 
 
 Sixteen months in the Danish 
 isles": Hamilton 
 
 Skagen: Marryat; Rickert 
 
 Skagerrak, sea charts: Gedda 
 
 Slater, Henry H.: 65 
 
 Slesvig; see South-Jutland 
 
 Slesvig-Holsten question: Ar- 
 gyll, Bajer, Bille; p. 24 — 27; 
 Dicey; Jcirgensen; Koppen; 
 Laing; Miiller, F. Max; Salis- 
 bury; Twiss; Urquhart; War- 
 ming; Wenckstern; Wurm; 
 also p. 24 — 25 
 
 Small holdings, (Denmark): 
 Campbell; Haggard Lister; 
 Lund 
 
 Smith, A. M.: 65 
 
 Smith, Anna T.: 65
 
 Smith, James: 65 i 
 
 Smyser, S.: 65 
 
 Smyth, Mrs. Gillespie: 65 
 
 Snorri Sturluson: 65 
 
 Social conditions (Denmark): 
 
 Linderberg; Schou; Studnitz; 
 Westergaard, H. 
 Society in Denmark: Petersen, 
 
 Clemens 
 Solberg, Thorvald: 31 
 Sommer, H. O.: 10 
 "Soul in nature": 0rsted 
 Sound-tariff [0resund]: Hjorth; 
 
 Lastest revised Sound-tariff; 
 
 McDermott; Schlegel; White, 
 
 John 
 South-Jutland: Givskov, Gosch; 
 
 Hartmann; Marryat; Wisby 
 Speakers (language): Bojesen 
 Spectator (pseud.): 65 
 Speight, E. E.: 50 
 Spence, C.: 51 
 "Spider, and other tales": 
 
 Ewald, C. 
 Staley, E.: 65 
 
 Stampenbourg, Baron de: 65 
 Starcke, Karl: 65 
 Starr, Frederick: 65 
 Stavenov, L. V. A.: 65 
 Steenberg, A. S. : 66 
 Steensen, Niels: 66 
 Steenstrup, Johannes C. H. R. : 
 
 66 
 Steenstrup, J. Japetus S. : 66 
 Stefansson, Vilhjalmur: Leach 
 Steffens, Henrich: 66 
 Steno, see Steensen 
 Stephens, George: 66 
 Stevens, Chas. McC. :G6 
 Stimpson, M. S.: 11 
 Strandvejen: Hamilton 
 Streatfield, G. S.: 66 
 Struensee. Johann Friedrich, 
 
 Count: 66 
 Stub, Ambrosius: Howitt 
 Studnitz, A. P.: 67 
 Succession in Denmark, 1863: p. 
 
 26; Urquhart 
 
 Summer colonies (Denmark): 
 Winslow 
 
 Summer-resorts (Denmark) : 67 
 
 Summer, W. G. : 67 
 
 Sun-chariot: Blind 
 
 Sweden, Denmark. relations 
 with: p. 23—27 
 
 Swine breeding: Canada, Com- 
 mission 
 
 Swinton, Andrew: 67 
 
 Symbol. Apostolic: Nakskow 
 
 Symington, Andrew J.: 67 
 
 Tait, Gilbert: 67 
 
 "Tale of Jutland": Blicher 
 
 Taylor, Bayard: 67 
 
 Taylor. Charles E.: 68 
 
 Taylor, Sophia: 51 
 
 Teisen, Axel: G8 
 
 Telegraph. North Alantic: North 
 Atlantic Telegraph 
 
 Temperance (Denmark): Pratt 
 
 Tennyson, Alfred, Lord: 68 
 
 Testing Laboratory (Denmark) : 
 Denmark. State Testing Labo- 
 ratory 
 
 Texeira de Mattos, A.: 32 
 
 Theater, Royal: Ancher; Gosse; 
 Hamilton 
 
 Theaters (Denmark): see Royal 
 Danish theater, also Hamilton 
 
 Theatrical art, history: Mantzius 
 
 Thiele, J. M.: 69 
 
 Thim: Marryat 
 
 Thomas, Edwin J.: 68 
 
 Thomson. M. P.: 68 
 
 Thompson, R. J.: 68 
 
 Thorkelin, G. J. 68: 
 
 Thornton, J. S.: 68 
 
 Thorpe, Benj.: 69 
 
 Thorup. L. P.: 69 
 
 Thorvaldsen, B., see same; also 
 Feldborg; Gosse; Hamilton; 
 Marryat 
 
 Thy: Marryat 
 
 Tolderlund, Julius F. : 71 
 
 Tooke, Charles W. : 71 
 
 Tooley, Mrs. S. A.: 70 
 
 Tordenskjold, P.: Riis 
 
 94
 
 Tourist Union (Denmark), see 
 Copenhagen 
 
 Trade (Denmark): Danish Com- 
 merce; Hitchcock; Winslow; 
 Wulff 
 
 Tranquebar mission: Fenger 
 
 Translations, see under names 
 of authors, in text as well as 
 in index- 
 Travel, see Description and 
 Travel 
 
 Traveling guides, see Guide- 
 books 
 
 Treschow, Christian de: 71 
 
 Tullin, C. B.: Howitt 
 
 Tweddie, Ethel B.: 71 
 
 Twiss, Sir Travers: 71 
 
 "Two visits to Denmark": Gosse 
 
 "Two-legs": Ewald, C. 
 
 Ulfeld, Eleonora Christine: 71 
 
 "Ultima Thule" [Iceland]: Bur- 
 ton 
 
 "Under Northern skies": Wood 
 
 "Up and down in the world": 
 Smith, A. M. 
 
 "Up the Baltic"; Adams, W. T. 
 
 Urquhart, D.: 72 
 
 Urwick, W.: 51 
 
 Valdemar Atterdag: Marryat 
 
 Van Gruisen, jun., N. L. : 72 
 
 Vartov: Gosse; Hamilton 
 
 Vasa, Gustav: Riis 
 
 "Vaulundurs Saga": Oehlen- 
 schlager 
 
 Vejie: Marryat, also p. 72 
 Viborg: Marryat 
 Vicary, John P.: (jO; 72 
 
 Vigfiisson, G., see Corpus poeti- 
 cum boreale; 21, o6, 72 
 
 "Viking": 73 
 
 "Viking age": Chaillu 
 
 Viking age, modern traces: Ray 
 
 "Viking Bodleys": Scudder 
 
 Viking Club: 73 
 
 Vikings: Mawer; see also His- 
 tory 
 
 "Vikings of the Pacific": Laut 
 
 "Vikings of Western Christen- 
 dom": Keary 
 
 Vinland, see America, ancient 
 history 
 
 Virgin Islands, flora: Eggers 
 
 "Visit": Brandes E. 
 
 Voergaard: Marryat 
 
 Volk, John: 73 
 
 Vordingborg: Hamilton 
 
 Vosborg: Marryat 
 
 Vrigny, Lacombe de: 73 
 
 Waage, C. M.: 70, 73 
 
 "Waldemar Krone's youth": 
 Ewald, H. P. 
 
 "Waldemar Sejr": Ingemann; 
 Riis 
 
 Waller, S. E.: 73 
 
 War of 1812, Danish claims: 
 Gushing 
 
 Warburg, Agnes: 15 
 
 Ward, H.: 9 
 
 Ward, R. P.: 73 
 
 Warming, Louis: 73 
 
 Washington, Booker T. : 73 
 
 Wegener, Gasp. P.: 26 
 
 Weguelin, J. R.: 10 
 
 Wehnert, A.: 8 
 
 Weitemeyer, H.: 73 
 
 Wells, M.: 70 
 
 Wenckstern, Otto von: 73 
 
 Wessel, J. H., see same; also 
 Howitt 
 
 Westenholtz, R. A.: 74 
 
 Westergaard, Waldemar C. : 40 
 
 Westergaard, H.: 74 
 
 Westergaard, Mrs. Thyra: 74 
 
 Wheaton, Henry: 21, 74 
 
 White. E. S.: 74 
 
 White, John: 74 
 
 Wilkins, W. H.: 19, 74 
 
 Wilkinson, S.: 74 
 
 Williams. John: 74 
 
 Wilson. Mrs. J. H.: 67 
 
 Wineland, see America, ancient 
 history 
 
 Winkel Horn, Frederik: 74 
 
 Winslow, E. D.: 74 
 
 Winther. Chr.: Howitt 
 
 95
 
 Wisby, J. H.: 74—75 
 Wolff, J.: 75 
 Wiood, A.: 11 
 Wood carvings: Allen 
 Wood, C. W.: 75 
 Workingmen's insurance, see In- 
 surance 
 "World of prayer": Monrad 
 World's exposition, see Chicago 
 Worsaae, J. J. A.: 75 
 Wozencraft, Francis C: 75 
 Wraxall, F. C L.: 19 
 Wraxall, Sir N.: 75 
 Wulff, Jul.: 75 
 
 Wurm, C. F.: 75 
 Yorkshire, Danes in: Partington 
 "Young girl's history": Levezow 
 "Yule-tide in the old town": 
 
 Riis 
 "Yule-tide stories": Thorpe 
 
 Zahrtmann, Chr. : 75 
 Zealand: Feldborg 
 
 "Zigzag journey in Northern 
 lands": Butterworth 
 
 0resundstold: Hjorth 
 
 0rsted, Hans Christian: 75 
 
 0stergaard, T.: 75 
 
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