Title
Keywords
Novel; Roman
Information about this work
Erster Theil; Elise an Sophie [sic passim]; Eduard an Elise [sic passim]; Hugo an Heinrich [sic passim]; Der Comthur an die Oberhofmeisterin [sic passim]; Sophie an Elise [sic passim]; Heinrich an Hugo [sic passim]; Emma an einen Geistlichen [sic passim]; Rosalie an Agathe [sic passim]; Der Geistliche an Emma [sic passim]; Hugo an Elise [sic passim]; Emma an den Geistlichen [sic passim]; Die Gräfin Ulmenstein an Curd [sic passim]; Elise an Hugo [sic passim]; Emma an Elise [sic passim]; Die Oberhofmeisterin an Sophie! [sic passim]; Der Caplan Tavanelli an Leontin [sic passim]; Rosalie an ihre Mutter [sic passim]; Der Comthur an Sophie [sic passim]; Leontin an Tavanelli [sic passim]; Tavanelli an Leontin [sic passim]; Leontin an den Arzt [sic passim]; Zweiter Theil; Curd an die Gräfin Ulmenstein [sic passim]; Leontin an den Comthur [sic passim]; Madame Lindhof an den Amtmann [sic passim]; Heinrich an Hugo Sophie an den Comthur [sic passim]; Von Sophie [sic passim]; Der Justizrath an den Präsidenten [sic passim]; Agathe an Rosalie [sic passim]; Der Präsident an den Justizrath [sic passim]; Sophie an die Oberhofmeisterin [sic passim]; Curd an Elise [sic passim]; Sophie an Hugo [sic passim]; Der Arzt an Sophie [sic passim]; Der Geistliche an Leontin [sic passim]; Curd an seine Mutter [sic passim]; Elise an die Tante [sic passim]; Hugo durch den rückkehrenden Boten [sic passim]; Die Tante an Elise [sic passim]; Die Oberhofmeisterin an Sophie [sic passim]; Agathe an die Gräfin Ulmenstein [sic passim]; Die Oberhofmeisterin an den Comthur [sic passim]; Madame Lindhof an Sophie [sic passim]; Sophie an Madame Lindho [sic passim]f; Tavanelli an Leontin [sic passim]; Die Gräfin an Agathe [sic passim]
Publication Date
1829
Publisher
Frankfurt am Main : Friedrich Wilmans
BYU ScholarsArchive Citation
Fouqué, Caroline de la Motte, "Resignation. Ein Roman" (1829). Prose Fiction. 53.
https://scholarsarchive.byu.edu/sophiefiction/53
Description
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