Title: Stumme Liebe
Title Record # 1566171
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Date: 1782-00-00
Type: SHORTFICTION
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novella
Language: German
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Title |
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1812
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French
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L'amour muet
[as by uncredited]
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1813ⓘ
Translated by <a href="http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/se.cgi?arg=Sarah%20Elizabeth%20Utterson&type=Name&mode=exact">Sarah Elizabeth Utterson</a>, from the 1812 French-language translation by J. B. B. Eyries
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English
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The Spectre-Barber
[as by uncredited]
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1823ⓘYear of publication in 'The Romancist and Novelist's Library: The Best Works of the Best Authors; Volume II' was either 1839 or 1840. Indexed as 1839, however new information may change this.
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English
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The Spectre Barber
[as by uncredited]
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1826ⓘTranslated by Thomas Roscoe
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English
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The Dumb Lover
[as by Musæus]
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1827ⓘTranslated by Thomas Carlyle
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English
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Dumb Love
[as by Musæus]
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1972
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English
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The Spectre Barber
[as by Anonymous]
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1992
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English
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The Spectre Barber
[as by J. K. Musaus]
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2005
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English
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The Spectre Barber
[as by J. Masaus]
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2018ⓘ
Unknown translation from the original German, perhaps new in 2018
"The <i>Fantasmagoriana</i> stories also collected here are translated directly from the German originals, and are the ones Mary mentions in the Introduction to her 1831 edition of <i>Frankenstein</i> [<a href="http:///www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/title.cgi?2475227">see at ISFDB</a>], where she talks about how her novel came to be written."
--Fiona Sampson, "Foreword: Mary Shelley Horror Stories" (2018)
Thus the four <i>Fantasmagoriana</i> texts in the 2018 anthology are not those discussed by Shelley and her friends in 1816; namely, Eyries's 1812 translations from German to French (<a href="http:///www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/title.cgi?1895152">Fantasmagoriana</a>, 8 stories).
Whether the 2018 texts are new translations from the German originals is an open question.
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English
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The Spectre-Barber
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