| Friedrich SchillerAlso known as: Schiller, F. Schiller, F. V. Schiller, Johann Schiller, Frederic Schiller, friedich schiller ... (see complete list), Federico Schiller, Friedrich Schiller, Freidrich Schiller, Frederich Schiller, Frederick Schiller, schillervonfriedrich, J. C. F. von Schiller, Friedruch von Schiller, Friedrich von Schiller, Friedrich von Schiller, J. Friedrich Von Schiller, Johann Christoph Friedrich von Schiller, Johann Christoph Friedrich Von Schiller, Schiller. Translated By Edgar A. Bowring, Friedrich Schiller, Dichter, Deutschland, Friedrich; Bowring, Edgar (translator) Schiller, Friedrich; Passage, Charles E. (translator) Von Sc, Johann; Theodore Martin (translation) Von Schiller | 2,424 | 28 |  (3.57) | 10 | 0 |
- Maria Stuart 264 copies, 2 reviews
- Wilhelm Tell 252 copies, 3 reviews
- Intrigue and love 234 copies, 1 review
- Die Räuber 216 copies, 3 reviews
- On the Aesthetic Education of Man (Dover Books on Western Philosophy) 151 copies
- Don Carlos 134 copies, 1 review
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Friedrich Schiller has 3 past events. (show) Inspirée du conflit qui opposa pendant de très longues années Elisabeth 1re à sa cousine Mary Stuart, la pièce de Schiller est surtout une fable politique universelle qui démonte pièce par pièce les rouages du pouvoir. Deux siècles plus tard, le propos, magnifique et violent, n’a rien perdu ... (more)Inspirée du conflit qui opposa pendant de très longues années Elisabeth 1re à sa cousine Mary Stuart, la pièce de Schiller est surtout une fable politique universelle qui démonte pièce par pièce les rouages du pouvoir. Deux siècles plus tard, le propos, magnifique et violent, n’a rien perdu ... (more)Inspirée du conflit qui opposa pendant de très longues années Elisabeth 1re à sa cousine Mary Stuart, la pièce de Schiller est surtout une fable politique universelle qui démonte pièce par pièce les rouages du pouvoir. Deux siècles plus tard, le propos, magnifique et violent, n’a rien perdu ... (more)
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