Spielhagen
FRIEDRICH at Stralsund. From the gymnasium there he proceeded in 1847 to the universities successively of Bonn, Berlin, and Greifswald, afterward settling at Leipsic in 1854 as a docent, at Hanover in 1859, and at Berlin in 1862, in the last two places till 1884 as a newspaper editor. His works, of which eight have been translated into English, are some 30 in number, in over 50 volumes, and include: "Klara Vere" (1857); "On the Dunes" (1858); "Enigmatical Natures" (1860); "The Von Hohensteins" (1863); FRIEDRICH SPIELHAGEN "Little Rose of the Court" (1864); "In Rank and File" (1866); "The Village Coquette" (1868); "Hammer and Anvil" (1868); "Ever Onward" (1872); "Ultimo" (1873); "The Freshet" (1876); "Quisisana" (1879-1880); "Angela" (1881); "Uhlenhans" (1884); "Noblesse Oblige" (1888); "A New Pharaoh" (1889); "Susi" (1895); and many dramatic works and much miscellany. He died in 1911.