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Author:Friederieke Henriette Christiane Eugenie John

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Friederieke Henriette Christiane Eugenie John
(1825–1887)

Pseudonym E. Marlitt, German novelist

Friederieke Henriette Christiane Eugenie John

Works

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  • Die zwölf Apostel (1865)
  • Goldelse (1866)
    • Gold Elsie tr. by Wister (1868) IA
    • Gold Else tr. by Wrankmore (1868)
  • Blaubart (1866)
  • Das Geheimnis der alten Mamsell (1867)
    • The Old Mam'selle's Secret tr. by Wister (1868)
    • The Old Maid's Secret tr. by H. J. G. (1871)
    • The Old Mam'selle's Secret tr. by M. S. Smith (1882)
  • Thüringer Erzählungen (1869)
  • Reichsgräfin Gisela (1869)
    • The Countess Gisela tr. by Wister (1869) IA
    • The Countess Gisela tr. by Nahmer
  • Das Heideprinzeßchen (1871)
    • The Little Moorland Princess tr. by Wister (1872)
    • The Little Princess tr. by Blance E. Slade (1883) IA
  • Die zweite Frau (1874)
    • The Second Wife tr. by Wister (1874)
    • The Second Wife, tr. by Wood (1875)
  • Im Hause des Commerzienrathes (1876)
    • At the Councillor's: or, A Nameless History tr. by Wister (1876)
    • In the Counselor's House tr. by Wood (1888)
  • Im Schillingshof (1879)
    • In the Schillingscourt tr. by Wister (1879)
    • In the Schillingscourt tr. by Emily R Steinestel (1879)
    • In the Schillingscourt tr. by Hettie E Miller (1896)
  • Antmann's Magd. (1881)
    • The Baliff's Maid tr. by Wister (1881) IA
    • The Baliff's Maid tr. by Hettie E. Miller
  • Die Frau mit den Karfunkelsteinen (1885)
    • The Lady with the Rubies tr. by Smith (1885)
    • The Lady with the Garnets tr. by Langenau (1886)
    • The Lady with the Rubies tr. by Hettie E Miller (1895)
  • Das Eulenhaus (1888)
    • The Owl's Nest, tr. by Wister (1888)
    • The Owl-House, tr. by Ma. A. Smith and G. H. Smith (1888)
    • The Owl's Nest, tr. by Hettie E Miller (1893)

Works about John

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Some or all works by this author were published before January 1, 1929, and are in the public domain worldwide because the author died at least 100 years ago. Translations or editions published later may be copyrighted. Posthumous works may be copyrighted based on how long they have been published in certain countries and areas.

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