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Title details for Sintram and his Companions:

Year: 1820.
Author(s): Friedrich Heinrich Karl, Baron de la Motte FOUQUÉ 
Translator: Julius Charles HARE 
Gender: Male.
Title: SINTRAM AND HIS COMPANIONS: A ROMANCE. FROM THE GERMAN OF FREDERIC BARON DE LA MOTTE FOUQUÉ, AUTHOR OF UNDINE, &C.
Publication: London: C. and J. Ollier, Vere Street, Bond Street; and William Blackwood, Edinburgh, 1820.
Format: 1 vol. (xiv, 267p). 12°.
Cat. nos: BL 12547.c.11; EN2 1820: 23; NSTC 2L2874; OCLC 20010620.
Notes: Trans. of Sintram und seine Gefährten (Vienna, 1815).
Further edns: NSTC includes 4 edns., between 1841 and 1848, at least two of which are another trans.
DBF record no: 1820A023.

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