BOHEMIAN (ČECH) BIBLIOGRAPHY
Edited by Thomas Čapek
BOHEMIA
under Hapsburg Misrule
A Study of the Ideals and Aspirations of theBohemian and Slovak Peoples as Relatedto and Affected by the European War
12mo, Cloth, net $1.00.
“The story is both argument andappeal. As argument, it reveals thatBohemian character, citing the placeof Bohemia in the art of citizenship,in the power of self-control, in its nationalideals, in its policies of accommodationto the plans of neighboringstates, in its contribution to the worldof creative arts, and in its personalviews of national duty and responsibility.As appeal it enumerates, pointby point, the injustice of many yearsof Hapsburg rule, and sets out inclear light the many reasons why theBohemians deserve freedom.”
—Washington Star.
Harleian MS., British Museum. The earliest story of the nation inEnglish, written by an unknown author, presumably in the first quarterof the seventeenth century
BOHEMIAN (ČECH)
BIBLIOGRAPHY
A finding list of writings in English relating to
Bohemia and the Čechs
BY
THOMAS ČAPEK
AND
ANNA VOSTROVSKÝ ČAPEK
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