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Strindberg was fifty years old when he wrote There Are Crimes and Crimes. In the same year, 1899, he produced three of his finest historical dramas: The Saga of the Folkungs, Gustavus Vasa, and Eric XIV. Just before, he had finished Advent, which he described as A Mystery, and which was published together with There Are Crimes and Crimes under the common title of In a Higher Court. Back of these dramas lay his strange confessional works, Inferno and Legends, and the first two parts of his autobiographical dream-play, Toward Damascus - all of which were finished between May, 1897, and some time in the latter part of 1898. And back of these again lay that period of mental crisis, when, at Paris, in 1895 and 1896, he strove to make gold by the transmutation of baser metals, while at the same time his spirit was travelling through all the seven hells in its search for the heaven promised by the great mystics of the past. Strindberg was fifty years old when he wrote There Are Crimes and Crimes. In the same year, 1899, he produced three of his finest historical dramas: The Saga of the Folkungs, Gustavus Vasa, and Eric XIV. Just before, he had finished Advent, which he described as A Mystery, and which was published together with There Are Crimes and Crimes under the common title of In a Higher Court. Back of these dramas lay his strange confessional works, Inferno and Legends, and the first two parts of his autobiographical dream-play, Toward Damascus - all of which were finished between May, 1897, and some time in the latter part of 1898. And back of these again lay that period of mental crisis, when, at Paris, in 1895 and 1896, he strove to make gold by the transmutation of baser metals, while at the same time his spirit was travelling through all the seven hells in its search for the heaven promised by the great mystics of the past.

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Strindberg, August --- -Strindberg, August --- Strindberg, Johan August --- Sṭrindberg, A. --- Sutorintoberuku --- Strindbergs, Augusts --- Sṭrindberg, O. --- Strindberg, Ogust --- סטאינדבערג, אויגוסט, --- סטרינבערג, אויגוסט --- סטרינבערג, אויגוסט, --- סטרינבערג, אױגוסט --- סטרינגבערג, אווגוסט, --- סטרינדבערג, אווגוסט, --- סטרינדבערג, אויגוסט --- סטרינדבערג, אויגוסט, --- סטרינדבערג, אוידוסט --- סטרינדבערג, אױגוסט, --- סטרינדבערג, א. --- סטרינדברג, אבגוסט, --- סטרינדברג, אוגוסט --- סטרינדברג, אוגוסט, --- סטרינדברג, א. --- סטרנדנערג, אויגוסט --- Стриндберг, Огуст, --- Translations into English --- Scandinavian literature --- -Translations into English

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Swedish polymath August Strindberg delivers a fascinating volume in Historical Miniatures. Just as the title implies, these are short vignettes drawn from history and presented in narrative form. You'll learn about day-to-day life in past eras -- without the boredom and drudgery of dry textbook-style takes on history.

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