Author · 22 titles
Friedrich Schiller
Friedrich Schiller (1759–1805) was the great dramatist of German liberty — The Robbers, Mary Stuart, Wilhelm Tell — and a poet-philosopher of the beautiful and the sublime. With Goethe he made Weimar a capital of letters. Schiller's plays turn history into moral weather: tyranny, honour, and the chance of a free people. With 22 titles in our catalogue, he remains a founding voice of European Romantic drama.
The list
Titles
E-books, audiobooks, and music from every imprint.
- Mary Stuart: A TragedyEbook
- Aesthetical EssaysEbook
- Aesthetical EssaysAudiobook
- DemetriusEbook
- Die Jungfrau von OrleansEbook
- Die RäuberEbook
- Don Carlos: A PlayEbook
- Fiesco: The Genoese ConspiracyEbook
- Love and Intrigue: A TragedyEbook
- RobbersEbook
- Supressed PoemsEbook
- The Bride of MessinaEbook
- The Maid of Orleans: A TragedyEbook
- The Piccolomini: A PlayEbook
- The Thirty Years WarEbook
- The Thirty Years WarAudiobook
- Wallenstein's Camp: A PlayEbook
- Wallenstein's DeathEbook
- Wilhelm TellEbook
- Schiller's Poems Volume 1Ebook
- Schiller's Poems Volume 2Ebook
- Schiller's Poems Volume 3Ebook