Compiled by
George J. Kovtun
Introductory Essay by
Stanley B. Winters
Table of Contents
Jan Hus
a) Writings by Jan Hus
The Church. Translated, with notes and introduction by Davis S.
Schaff. New York: C. Scribner's Sons, 1915. 304p.
Translation of De ecclesia.
----- Westport, Conn.: Greenwood Press [1974, c1915] 304p.
The Letters of Jan Hus. Edited and translated by Herbert B.
Workman and Robert M. Pope. London: Hodder and Stoughton, 1904.
286p.
The Letters of Jan Hus. Translated from the Latin and the Czech
by Matthew Spinka. Manchester: Manchester University Press;
[Totowa, N.J.] Rowman and Littlefield, 1972. 233p.
Based on critical edition of letters published in 1920 by Vaclav
Novotny.
Mag. Johannis Hus Tractatus Responsivus. Edited with critical
introduction by S. Harrison Thomson. Princeton: Princeton
University Press, 1927. 173p.
Text in Latin. S. Harrison Thomson's critical introduction on p.
v-xxxiv.
Bartak, Joseph P. John Hus at Constance: An Interpretation.
Nashville: Cokesbury Press [1935] 79p.
Betts, Reginald R. "The Influence of Realist Philosophy on Jan
Hus and His Predecessors in Bohemia." Slavonic and East European
Review 29, no. 73 (June 1951): 402-19.
Also in his Essays in Czech History, 1969 [Chapter 4, Betts]: 42-
62.
Betts, Reginald R. "Jan Hus." In his Essays in Czech History,
1969 [Chapter 4, Betts]: 176-94.
Bonnechose, Francois P. de. The Reformers before the Reformation:
The Fifteenth Century: John Huss and the Council of Constance.
Translated from the French by Campbell Mackenzie. New York:
Harper and Brothers, 1844. 199p.
Translation of Les reformateurs avant la Reforme.
----- ----- New York: AMS Press, [1980] 199p.
Crews, C. D. "The Theology of John Hus, with Special Reference to
His Concept of Salvation." PhD diss, University of Manchester,
1975.
Dubbs, Joseph H. "John Huss." In his Leaders of Reformation, 7-
37. Philadelphia: The Heidelberg Press [1898]
Gillett, Ezra H. The Life and Times of John Huss: or, The
Bohemian Reformation of the Fifteenth Century. Boston: Gould and
Lincoln; New York: Sheldon. 1861. 2 vols.
----- ----- New York: AMS Press, 1978. 2 vols.
Gilpin, William. "Life of John Huss." In his The Lives of
Reformers, vol. 1, 1809 [Chapter 4, Gilpin]: 139-208.
Held, Joseph. "Jan Hus." In Czechoslovakia: The Heritage of Ages
Past, 1979 [Chapter 4, Brisch and Volgyes] 57-73.
Herben, Jan. Huss and His Followers. London: G. Bles [1926] 214p.
Essays on Jan Zizka, Petr Chelcicky, and Jan Blahoslav listed in
Biographies and Memoirs, essay on Comenius listed in Jan Amos Komensky (Comenius).
John Huss: A Memoir, Illustrating Some of the Workings of Popery
in the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Centuries. Translated from the
German by Margaret A. Wyatt. London: R. B. Seely and W. Burnside,
1841. 136p.
Author not indicated.
Kitts, Eustace J. Pope John the Twenty-Third and Master John Hus
of Bohemia. London: Constable, 1910. 446p.
----- ----- New York: AMS Press, 1978. 446p.
Kubricht, Paul. "The Impact of Historical Interpretation on the
Popular Press: The Case of John Hus in Modern Czechoslovakia."
Fides et Historia 12, no. 1 (Fall 1979): 29-43.
Kuhns, Levi O. John Huss: The Witness. Cincinnati: Jennings and
Graham; New York: Eaton and Mains [c1907] 174p.
Loserth, Johann. Wiclif and Hus. Translated from the German by M.
J. Evans. London: Hodderand Stoughton, 1884. 366p.
----- ----- New York: AMS Press, [1980] 366p.
Lutzow, [Francis] Count. The Life and Times of Master John Hus.
London: J. M. Dent & Co.; New York: E. P. Dutton & Co., 1909.
398p.
----- ----- New York: AMS Press, 1978, 398p.
Mears, John W. Heroes of Bohemia. Philadelphia: Presbyterian
Board of Publication [c1879] 350p.
Includes Jan Hus, Jeronym Prazsky and Jan Zizka.
Also listed in Biographies and Memoirs .
A Memoir of John Huss. Translated from the German, revised by
Thomas O. Summers. Nashville, Tenn.: E. Stevenson & F. A. Owens,
agents for the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, 1855. 106p.
Author not indicated.
Molnar, Enrico S. "The Liturgical Reforms of John Hus." Speculum 41,
no. 2 (April 1966): 297-303.
Molnar, Enrico S. Marsilius of Padua, Wyclyf, and Hus. [Sewanee:
University Press of Sewanee, Tennessee, 1962] 12p.
Reprinted from January number of Anglican Theological Review,
1962.
Mussolini, Benito. John Huss. Translated by Clifford S. Parker.
New York: A. & C. Boni, 1929. 225p.
Mussolini, Benito. Jan Huss, the Veracious. New York: Italian
Book Co. [c1939] 151p.
Necas, Jaroslav, and Vaclav Stary. Master John Hus and the Town
of Husinec. [Prague: Svepomoc, 1969] 19p.
Novotny, Josef. "Hus and Wycliff." Spirit of Czechoslovakia 4,
no. 1-2 (February 6, 1943): 13, 15.
Petr z Mladonovic. John Hus at the Council of Constance.
Translation from the Latin and the Czech with notes and
introduction by Matthew Spinka. New York: Columbia University
Press, 1965 [i.e. 1966] 327p.
Translation of Relatio de Magistri Joannis Hus causa.
Matthew Spinka's introductory essay 'The Conciliar Movement and
the Council of Constance' on p. 3-86. Letters of Hus and relevant
documents on p. 235-98.
Rashdall, Hastings. John Huss. Oxford: T. Shrimpton, 1879. 41p.
Roubiczek, Paul, and Joseph Kalmer. Warrior of God: The Life and
Death of John Hus. London: Nicholson and Watson [1947] 269p.
Schaff, David S. John Huss: His Life, Teachings and Death; After
Five Hundred Years. New York: C. Scribner's Sons, 1915. 349p.
Schwarze, William N. John Hus, the Martyr of Bohemia: A Study of
the Dawn of Protestantism. New York, Chicago: Fleming H. Revell
[c1915] 152p.
Sedlo, J. "The Influence of John Hus on Europe to the Time of the
Reformation, with Special Reference to Central and Eastern
Europe." PhD diss, University of Edinburgh, 1943.
Also listed in From 1306 to 1608 .
Skodacek, August A. John Hus, Biblical Preacher. [Pittsburgh]
Slovak Evangelical Union of America, 1952. 136p.
Smahel, Frantisek. "Jan Hus - Heretic or Patriot?" History Today 40,
no. 4 (April 1990): 27-33.
Smith, Daniel, comp. The Martyrs of Bohemia: or, Brief Memoirs of
John Huss and Jerome of Prague. New York: Lane & Tippett, for the
Sunday-School Union of the Methodist Episcopal Church, 1846.
237p.
Text indebted to considerable extent to work of Francois P. de
Bonnechose, listed in this chapter.
Also listed in Biographies and Memoirs , under Jeronym Prazsky.
Spinka, Matthew. "Hus' Trial at the Council of Constance." In
Czechoslovakia Past and Present, vol. 2, 1969 [Chapter 4,
Rechcigl]: 1208-20.
Spinka, Matthew. John Hus: A Biography. Princeton, N.J.:
Princeton University Press, 1968. 344p.
----- ----- Westport, Conn.: Greenwood Press, 1979, c1968. 344p.
Spinka, Matthew. Jan Hus and the Czech Reform. Chicago: The
University of Chicago Press [1941] 81p.
----- ----- Hamden, Conn.: Archon Books, 1966 [c1941] 81p.
Spinka, Matthew. John Hus' Concept of the Church. Princeton,
N.J.: Princeton University Press, 1966. 432p.
Spinka, Matthew. "John Hus' Conflict over Papal Indulgences." On
Studies in Czechoslovak History, vol. 1, 1976 [Chapter 4,
Rechcigl]: 1-14.
Steed, Henry Wickham. "Jan Hus and T. G. Masaryk." Spirit of
Czechoslovakia 4, no. 9-10 (September 30, 1943): 85-86.
Wratislaw, Albert H. John Hus: The Commencement of Resistance to
Papal Authority on the Part of the Inferior Clergy. London:
Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge; New York: E. & J. B.
Young, 1882. 408p.
Wylie, James H. The Council of Constance to the Death of John
Hus. London, New York: Longmans, Green, 1900. 192p.
Jan Amos Komensky (Comenius)
a) Writings by
Komensky
Angelus pacis
The Angel of Peace. Edited by Milos Safranek, introduction by
Matthew Spinka. Translated by W. A. Morison. New York: Pantheon
Books [1944] 125p.
Latin and English on opposite pages.
Conatuum Comenianorum praeludia
A Reformation of Schooles. Translated into English by Samuel
Hartlib. London: Printed for Michael Sparke, 1642. 94p.
----- Menston, Eng.: Scolar Press, 1969. 94p.
Facsimile of first English edition of 1642.
A Petterne of Universall Knowledge, in a Plaine and True Draught:
or, A Diatyposis, or Model of the Eminently Learned, and Pious
Promoter of Science in Generall. Translated into English by
Jeremy Collier. London: Printed for T. H. and J. Collins, 1651.
180p.
Consultatio catholica de rerum humanarum emendatione
Comenius's Pampaedia, or, Universal Education. Translated from
the Latin by A. M. O. Dobbie. Dover, Kent: Buckland Publications,
c1986. 219p.
Translation of Part 4, Pampaedia.
Continuatio admonitionis fraternae
Comenius' sjalvbiografi = Comenius about Himself. Uppsala:
Foreningen for Svensk Undervisningshistoria, 1975, i.e. 1976.
296p.
Text in English, Latin, and Swedish; with preface in English.
Didactica magna
The Great Didactic of John Amos Comenius. Translated and edited,
with biographical, historical and critical introductions, by M.
W. Keatinge. London: A. and C. Black, 1896. 468p.
----- London: A. and C. Black, 1910. 169, 319p.
Introductions in Part 1, text in Part 2.
----- London: A. and C. Black. 1921-1923. 169, 316p.
----- New York: Russell & Russell [1967] 169, 316p.
Part 1, introductions, reprinted from 1910 edition, Part 2, text,
reprinted from 1923 edition.
Comenius. New York and London: McGraw-Hill, 1931. 255.
Reprint in slightly shortened form of Maurice W. Keatinge's
translation of The Great Didactic, preceded by brief outline of
Comenius' life and his educational views.
Diogenes Cynicus redivivus
Diogenes the Cynic Back from the Grace. Translated from the Latin
by Michael C. Mittelstadt. [New York? Czechoslovak Society of
Arts and Sciences in America, c1970] 73p.
Ianua linguarum
Porta linguarum trilinguis reserata et aperta... The Gate of
Tongues Unlocked and Opened... London: Printed by Thomas Cotes
for Michael Sparkes, 1633. 282p.
Latin, English, and French in parallel columns.
Porta linguarum trilinguis reserata et aperta... The Gate of
Tongues Unlocked and Opened... London: Printed by Anne Griffin
for Michael Sparke, 1637. 241p.
Latin, English, and French.
Porta linguarum trilinguis reserata et aperta... The Gate of
Tongues Unlocked and Opened... London: Printed by Edward Griffin
for Michael Sparke, 1639. 211p.
Latin, English, and French.
Porta linguarum trilinguis reserata et aperta... The Gate of
Tongues Unlocked and Opened... London: Printed by Edward Griffin
for George Hutton, 1640. 211p.
Latin, English, and French.
Janua linguarum reserata... The Entry-Doore of Languages
Unlocked... Formerly translated by Th. Horn, now reviewed and
enlarged both in the Latin and English by Joh. Robotham. London:
Printed by R. Young for T. Slater, 1641. [376] p.
Latin, English, and French.
Janua linguarum reserata... The Gate of Languages Unlocked...Formerly translated by Th. Horn, afterwards much corrected and
amended by Joh. Robotham, now carefully reviewed... and much
enlarged both in the Latine and English. London: Printed by James
Young for Thomas Slater, 1643. [376]p.
Janua linguarum reserata... The Gate of Languages Unlocked...Formerly translated by Th. Horn, afterwards much corrected and
amended by Joh. Robotham, now carefully reviewed... and much
enlarged both in the Latine and English. London: Printed by James
Young for Thomas Slater, 1647. [440]p.
Janua linguarum reserata... The Gate of Languages Unlocked...Formerly translated by Th. Horn, afterwards much corrected and
amended by Joh. Robotham, now carefully reviewed by W. D. ...
London: Printed by W. Du-gard for Thomas Slater, 1650. [420]p.
Janua linguarum reserata... The Gate of Languages Unlocked...Formerly translated by Th. Horn, afterwards much corrected and
amended by Joh. Robotham, now carefully reviewed by W. D. ...
London: Printed by E. Griffin and W. Hunt for T. Slater, 1652.
[414]p.
Latinae linguae janua reserata... The Gate of the Latine Tongue
Unlocked... London: Printed by W. Du-Gard for John Clark, 1656.
332 [387]p.
Latin and English on opposite pages.
Janua linguarum reserata... The Gate of Languages Unlocked...Formerly translated by Th. Horn, afterwards much corrected and
amended by Joh. Robotham, now carefully reviewed by W. D. ...
London: Printed by E. Cotes for Company of Stationers, 1659.
[414]p.
Janua linguarum trilinguis... Londini: Ex officina Rogeri
Danielis [1662) 274p.
English, Latin, and Greek in parallel columns.
Janua linguarum reserata... The Gate of Languages Unlocked...Formerly translated by Th. Horn, afterwards much corrected and
amended by Joh. Robotham, now carefully reviewed by W. D. ...
London: Printed by E. Cotes for Company Stationers, 1667. [414]p.
Joannis-Amos Comenii Janua linguarum cum versione anglicana...Janua Linguarum Translated into English and Printed according to
J. A. Comenius His Last Edition... London: Printed by John
Redmayne, 1670. 285p.
Latin and English in parallel columns.
Janua linguarum trilinguis... Londini: Typis J. Redmayne, 1670.
274p.
English, Latin, and Greek.
Janua linguarum reserata... The Gate of Languages Unlocked...Formerly translated by Th. Horn, afterwards much corrected and
amended by Joh. Robotham, now carefully reviewed by W. D. ...
London: Printed by T. R. and N. T. for Company Stationers, 1673.
[414]p.
Janua linguarum trilinguis... Londini: Ex officina Elizabethae
Redmayne, 1685. 331p.
English, Latin, and Greek in parallel columns.
Informatorium skoly materske
The School of Infancy: An Essay on the Education of Youth, during
Their First Six Years. London: W. Mallalieu, 1858. 75p.
Translated, with a sketch of life of Comenius, by Daniel Benham.
Translation of German edition, Mutterschule.
Comenius' School of Infancy: An Essay on the Education of Youth
during the First Six Years. Edited, with an introduction and
notes, by Will S. Monroe. Boston, Chicago, New York: D. C. Heath,
c1893. 99p.
Will S. Monroe's edition follows Daniel Benham's translation of
German edition, with some newly translated parts.
----- Boston: D.C. Heath, 1896. 99p.
----- London: Isbister, 1897. 99p.
----- Boston: D. C. Heath, 1901. 95p.
The School of Infancy. Edited with an introduction by Ernest M.
Eller. Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press [1956]
130p.
Translation of Mutterschule.
Ksaft umirajici matky Jednoty bratrske
The Bequest of the Unity of Brethren. Translated by Matthew
Spinka. Chicago: The National Union of Czechoslovak Protestants
in America, 1940. 38p.
"From the 'Bequest of the Dying Mother of the Unity of
Brethren'." Translated by Paul Selver. In A Short Survey of Czech
Literature, edited by Frantisek Chudoba, 187-93. New York: E. P.
Dutton, 1924.
----- ----- In An Anthology of Czechoslovak Literature, edited by
Paul Selver, 37-42. London: K. Paul, Trench, Trubner, 1929.
Labyrint sveta
The Labyrinth of the World and the Paradise of the Heart. Edited
and translated by Franz H. von Lutzow. London: Swan Sonnenschein,
1901. 347p.
----- New York: E. P. Dutton, 1901. 347p.
----- New York: Arno Press, 1971. 347p.
Reprint of the 1901 edition.
----- 2nd ed. London: Swan Sonnenschein, 1902. 347p.
----- 2nd ed. New York: E. P. Dutton, 1902. 347p.
---- Edited and translated by Franz H. von Lutzow. London: J. M.
Dent, 1905. 306p.
----- Translated by Matthew Spinka. Illustrated by Enrico C. S.
Molnar. Chicago, Ill.: The National Union of Czechoslovak
Protestants in America, 1942. 170p.
----- Translated by Franz H. von Lutzow. Illustrated by Dorothea
Braby. [London] Golden Cockerel Press, 1950. 271 p.
Edition limited to 370 copies.
----- Newly translated by Matthew Spinka. Ann Arbor [Dept. of
Slavic Languages and Literatures, University of Michigan] 1972.
148 [55]p.
"The Labyrinth of the World and the Paradise of the Heart."
Translated by William E. Harkins. In Czech Prose: An Anthology,
edited by William E. Harkins, 65-75. Ann Arbor, Mich.: Dept. of
Slavic Languages and Literatures, University of Michigan, c1983.
Translated Chapter 10 of Labyrint sveta a raj srdce.
Methodus linguarum novissim
Analytical Didactic. Translated from the Latin with introduction
and notes by Vladimir Jelinek. Chicago: University of Chicago
Press [1953] 239p.
Translation of Chapter 1O.
Orbis sensualium pictus
Orbis Sensualium Pictus. Translated into English by Charles
Hoole. London: Printed for J. Kirton, 1659. 309p.
----- London: Printed by T. R. for S. Mearne, 1672. 309p.
----- London: Printed for Charles Mearne, 1685. 309p.
----- Translated into English by Charles Hoole. London: Printed
for John Sprint, 1700. 201p.
----- London: Printed for John Sprint, 1705. 194p.
----- Translated into English by Charles Hoole. London: Printed
for S. Leacroft, 1777. 197p.
----- Translated into English by Charles Hoole. 1st American ed.
New York: Printed by J. & J. Swords, 1810. 213p.
----- English translation by Charles Hoole. Syracuse, NY: C. W.
Bardeen, 1887. 194p.
----- Syracuse, NY: C. W. Barden, 1887. Detroit: Singing Tree
Press, 1968. 194p.
----- A facsimile of the first English edition of 1659.
Introduced by John E. Sadler. London: Oxford U. P., 1968. 450p.
----- Menston, Eng.: Scolar Press, 1970. 309p.
Facsimile of first English edition of 1659.
Physicae synopsis
Naturall Phiolosophie Reformed by Divine Light: Or, A synopsis of
Physicks... London: Printed by R. and W. Leybourn for T.
Pierrepont, 1651. 256p.
Regulae vitae
Some Rules for the Conduct of Human Life. Chiefly done from the
Latin... by Edward Synge. London: Printed for Richard Williamson,
1736. 44p.
Rules of Life. London: W. Mallalieu, 1865. 19p.
Revelationes
Prophecies of Christopher Kotterus, Christiana Poniatovia,
Nicholas Drabicius, Three Famous German Prophets, Foretelling
Forty Years Agoe This Present Invasion of the Turks into the
Empire of Germany, and the Events That Will Ensue... Translated
into English by R. Codrington. London: Printed for R. Pawlet,
1664. 115p.
A Generall Table of Europe, Representing the Present and Future
States Thereof: Viz. The Present Governments, Languages,
Religions, Foundations, and Revolutions Both of Governments and
Religions... From the Prophecies of the Three Late German
Prophets, Kotterus, Christina, and Drabicius... London: Printed
for Benjamin Billingsley, 1670. 288, 23p.
Via lucis
The Way of Light. Translated with introduction by E. T.
Capmagnac. Liverpool: University Press; London: Hodder &
Stoughton, 1938. 234p.
Selections
J. A. Comenius: Selections from His Works. [Prepared by Jiri
Kyrasek, with an introduction of Ivan A. Poldauf; translation of
the Czech texts by Z. Konecny.] Prague: Statni pedagogicke
nakladatelstvi, 1964. 163p.
John Amos Comenius on Education. With an introduction by Jean
Piaget. New York: Teachers College Press [1967? c1957] 236p.
Selected texts including excerpts from The Labyrinth of the World
and the Paradise of the Heart, The Great Didactic, The Pampaedia
and The Panorthosia, and short bibliography.
A Perfect Reformation: An Anthology. Selected by Amedeo Molnar,
with an introduction by J. L. Hromadka. Prague: Ecumenical
Institute of the Comenius Faculty of Protestant Theology, 1957.
69p.
Selections. Introduction by Jean Piaget. [Paris] Unesco [1957]
183p.
Translated selections from The Labyrinth of the World, The Great
Didactic, The Pampaedia, and The Panorthosia.
COLLECTIONS (Full citations in Collections)
Busek, Vratislav, ed. Comenius. 1972.
Consultationes de consultatione. 1970.
Dobinson, Charles H., ed. Comenius and Contemporary Education: An
International Symposium. 1970.
Foldes, Eva, and Instvan Meszaros, eds. Comenius and Hungary:
Essays. 1973.
Kyralova, Marie, and Jana Privratska, eds. Symposium Comenianum
1982: The Impact of J. A. Comenius on Educational Thinking and
Practice. 1984.
Needham, Joseph, ed. The Teacher of Nations: Addresses and Essays
in Commemoration of the Great Czech Educationalist Jan Amos
Komensky. 1942.
INDIVIDUAL WRITINGS
Adamson, John W. Pioneers of Modern Education 1600-1700.
Cambridge: University Press, 1905. 285p.
Extensive discussion of Comenius, especially in Chapters 3, 4,
and 5.
----- ----- Second impression. Cambridge: University Press, 1921.
285p.
----- ----- New York: Teachers College Press [1972] 285p.
Reprint of 1921 edition.
Anastasas, Florence H. And They Called Him Amos; The Story of
John Amos Comenius: A Woodcut in Words. New York [i.e. Jericho,
N.Y.] Exposition Press [c1973] 319p.
Auba, Jean. "Comenius and the Organisation of Education." In
Comenius and Contemporary Education: An International Symposium,
1970 [Chapter 4, Dobinson]: 52-59.
Bakos, Jozsef. "On Comenius the Philologist, in View of the
Linguistic, Terminological and Textological Problems Relating to
Hungarian." In Comenius and Hungary: Essays, 1973 [Chapter 4,
Foldes]: 145-55.
Barker, Ernest. "The Debt of Europe to Czechoslovakia and to
Comenius." In The Teacher of Nations: Addresses and Essays in
Commemoration of the Visit to England of the Great Czech
Educationalist Jan Amos Komensky, 1942 [Chapter 4, Needham]: 78-
85.
Beckova, Marta. "Bibliography on Consultatio Catholica." In
Consultationes de consultatione, 1970 [Chapter 4,
Consultationes]: 157-98.
Beckova, Marta. "On the Development of Comenius Research in
Czechoslovakia since the War." In Symposium Comenianum 1982: The
Impact of J. A. Comenius on Educational Thinking and Practice,
1984 [Chapter 4, Kyralova]: 143-50.
Bednarova, T. J. "The Pedagogical Views of J. A. Comenius in the
Pedagogical Literature of the Soviet Ukraine." In Symposium
Comenianum 1982: The Impact of J. A. Comenius on Educational
Thinking and Practice, 1984 [Chapter 4, Kyralova]: 139-41.
Benes, Edvard. "The Place of Comenius in History as a Good
European. " In The Teacher of Nations: Addresses and Essays in
Commemoration of the Visit to England of the Great Czech
Educationalist Jan Amos Komensky, 1942 [Chapter 4, Needham]: 1-9.
Bernal, John D. "Comenius' visit to England, and the Rise of
Scientific Societies in the Seventeenth Century." In The Teacher
of Nations: Addresses and Essays in Commemoration of the Visit to
England of the Great Czech Educationalist Jan Amos Komensky, 1942
[Chapter 4, Needham]: 27-34.
Bienkowski, Tadeusz. "Some Notes on the Comenilogy in Poland in
Recent Years." In Symposium Comenianum 1982: The Impact of J. A.
Comenius on Educational Thinking and Practice, 1984 [Chapter 4,
Kyralova]: 137-38.
Bradbrook, B[ohuslava] R. "Comenius in England." In Comenius,
1972 [Chapter 4, Busek]: 19-32.
Brambora, Josef. "Comenius' Essays on Tentamina." In
Consultationes de consultatione, 1970 [Chapter 4,
Consultationes]: 141-56.
Brambora, Josef. "The Significance of Comenius' Stay at
Sarospatak in the Evolution of His Pedagogic and Pansophic
Concepts." In Comenius and Hungary: Essays, 1973 [Chapter 4,
Foldes]: 25-29.
Busek, Vratislav. "Comenius' 'Sorrowful'." In Comenius, 1972
[Chapter 4, Busek]: 174-84.
Butler, Nicholas Murray. The Place of Comenius in the History of
Education. Syracuse, NY: C. W. Bardeen, 1892. 20p.
Cach, Josef. "Methodological Aspects of Comenius Research in
Relation to the Methods of the History of Education." In
Symposium Comenianum 1982: The Impact of J. A. Comenius on
Educational Thinking and Practice, 1984 [Chapter 4, Kyralova]:
83-88.
Capek, Milic. "Comenius and the Moral Problem of Exile." In
Comenius, 1972 [Chapter 4, Busek]: 33-47.
Capkova, Dagmar. "On the Impact of J. A. Comenius to the Theory
and Practice of Education." In Symposium Comenianum 1982: The
Impact of J. A. Comenius on Educational Thinking and Practice,
1984 [Chapter 4, Kyralova]: 11-28.
Capkova, Dagmar. "The Recommendations of Comenius Regarding the
Education of Young Children." In Comenius and Contemporary
Education, 1970 [Chapter 4, Dobinson]: 17-33.
Capkova, Dagmar. "Some Questions of the Integrity of Education
and the Development of Man in Consultatio Catholica. In
Consultationes de consultatione, 1970 [Chapter 4,
Consultationes]: 85-117.
Cervenka, Jaromir. "One Hundred Years of the Views on Comenius'
Pansophia." In Consultationes de consultatione, 1970 [Chapter 4,
Consultationes]: 21-84.
Clauser, Jerome K. "The Pansophist: Comenius." In The Educated
Man: Studies in the History of Educational Thought, edited by
Paul Nash, Andreas M. Kazamias, and Henry J. Perkinson, 165-88.
Huntington, N.Y.: R. E. Krieger, 1980, c1965.
----- ----- New York: Wiley, 1965.
Crowther, James G. "The Social Relations of Science in the
Seventeenth and the Twentieth Centuries." In The Teacher of
Nations: Addresses and Essays in Commemoration of the Visit to
England of the Great Czech Educationalist Jan Amos Komensky, 1942
[Chapter 4, Needham]: 74-77.
Cuma, Andrej. "The Estimation of the Great Didactic of J. A.
Comenius by the Russian Educationalists in the Second Half of the
19th Century." In Symposium Comenianum 1982: The Impact of J. A.
Comenius on Educational Thinking and Practice, 1984 [Chapter 4,
Kyralova]: 89-93.
"Denis and Masaryk on Comenius." 1921.
For full citation see Tomas G. Masaryk.
Dolezel, Lubomir. "Composition of Comenius' The Labyrinth of the
World and the Paradise of the Heart by Jan A. Komensky." In his
Narrative Modes in Czech Literature, 56-77. [Toronto] University
of Toronto Press [1973]
Floss, Pavel. "The Problems of Comenius's Sensualism." In
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103-05.
Foldes, Eva. "Comenius' Connections with the Anti-Feudal
Movements." In Comenius and Hungary: Essays, 1973 [Chapter 4,
Foldes]: 51-68.
Forster, Leonard. "Unpublished Comeniana II: An Unnoticed Czech
Poem by Comenius." Slavonic and East European Review 39, no. 92
(December 1960): 24-30.
Geffrey, William E. "The Epistemology of John Amos Comenius." PhD
diss, University of the Pacific, 1980.
Helus, Z. "Comenius on the Relationship of Education to Man's
Substance." In Symposium Comenianum 1982: The Impact of J. A.
Comenius on Educational Thinking and Practice, 1984 [Chapter 4,
Kyralova]: 169-71.
Herben, Jan. "John Amos Komensky and the Decline of the
Brotherhood." In his Huss and His Followers, 163-91. London: G.
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Hermans, An. "The Interest in Joannes Amos Comenius in Belgium
during the Second Half of the 19th Century: An Exploratory
Study." In Symposium Comenianum 1982: The Impact of J. A.
Comenius on Educational Thinking and Practice, 1984 [Chapter 4,
Kyralova]: 131-35.
Heyberger, Anna. "Bibliographies." In The Teacher of Nations:
Addresses and Essays in Commemoration of the Visit to England of
the Great Czech Educator Jan Amos Komensky, 1942 [Chapter 4,
Needham]: 90-99.
Contains select bibliography of educational and scientific works
of Comenius and select bibliography of publications concerning
Comenius.
Hofmann, Franz. "J. A. Comenius's Educational System and Its
Significance for History." In Symposium Comenianum 1982: The
Impact of J. A. Comenius on Educational Thinking and Practice,
1984 [Chapter 4, Kyralova]: 47-50.
Hohendorf, Gerd. "On the Influence of Ratichian and Comenian
Theory of Education on School Method in Gotha Edited by Andreas
Reyher in 1642." In Symposium Comenianum 1982: The Impact of J.
A. Comenius on Educational Thinking and Practice, 1984 [Chapter
4, Kyralova]: 77-82.
Hujer, Karel. "Comenius and His Astronomical World View." In
Comenius, 1972 [Chapter 4, Busek]: 48-55.
Husen, Torsten. "Comenius and Sweden: A Personal Account". In
Symposium Comenianum 1982: The Impact of J. A. Comenius on
Educational Thinking and Practice, 1984 [Chapter 4, Kyralova]:
29-35.
Jakobson, Roman. "The Czech Comenius." Translated from Czech by
Ann Hopkins. Cross Currents 2 (1983): 207-10.
First American publication by Roman Jakobson; originally
delivered as a lecture on 5 December 1942 at the New York-based
Ecole libre des hautes etudes in exile, subsequently published by
New Yorske listy.
Jakubec, Jan. Johannes Amos Comenius. Prague: Orbis, 1928. 59p.
Contains life of Comenius by Jan Jakubec, with forewords by T. G.
Masaryk and Josef Zubaty.
----- ----- New York: Arno Press, 1971. 59p.
Joboru, Magda. "Comenius' Legacy." In Comenius and Hungary:
Essays, 1973 [Chapter 4, Foldes]: 157-59.
Juva, Vladimir. "J. A. Comenius and His Striving for Universal
Education." In Symposium Comenianum 1982: The Impact of J. A.
Comenius on Educational Thinking and Practice, 1982 [Chapter 4,
Kyralova]: 43-46.
Kodobocz, Jozsef. "Comenius and Teacher Training at Sarospatak."
In Comenius and Hungary: Essays, 1973 [Chapter 4, Foldes]: 89-99.
Kodytkova, Dagmar. "Some Features of Our Conception of Education
towards the World Outlook and of the Relation to the World." In
Symposium Comenianum 1982: The Impact of J. A. Comenius on
Educaional Thinking and Practice, 1984 [Chapter 4, Kyralova]:
173-75.
Kokoschka, Oskar. "Comenius, the English Revolution, and Our
Present Plight." In The Teacher of Nations: Addresses and Essays
in Commemoration of the Visit to England of the Great Czech
Educationalist Jan Amos Komensky, 1942 [Chapter 4, Needham]: 61-
69
Komor, Ilona. "The Problems of Technological Culture in 'Schola
Ludus'." In Comenius and Hungary: Essays 1973 [Chapter 4,
Foldes]: 79-88.
Kopecky, Milan. "The Creative Art of Comenius in the Process of
Education and Upbringing." In Symposium Comenianum 1982: The
Impact of J. A. Comenius in Educational Thinking and Practice,
1984 [Chapter 4, Kyralova]: 119-23.
Kozik, Frantisek. The Sorrowful and Heroic Life of John Amos
Comenius. Translated by Edith Pargeter. Prague: State Education
Publishing House, 1958. 187p.
Translation of Bolestny a hrdinsky zivot J. A. Komenskeho.
Krempl, Rudolf K. "The Trinitary System in the Works of
Comenius." In Comenius, 1972 [Chapter 4, Busek]: 56-76.
Krotky, Etienne. "The Relevance of J. A. Comenius's Educational
Thinking and Practice." In Symposium Comenianum 1982: The Impact
of J. A. Comenius on Educational Thinking and Practice, 1984
[Chapter 4, Kyralova]: 95-101.
Kukulski, Zygmunt. "The Educational Genius of Comenius." Spirit
of Czechoslovakia 2, no. 9-10 (September 30, 1941): 9.
Kulic, Vaclav. "J. A. Comenius and Contemporary Psychodidactics."
In Symposium Comenianum 1982: The Impact of J. A. Comenius on
Educational Thinking and Practice, 1984 [Chapter 4, Kyralova]:
177-78.
Kuzmin, M. N. "Pedagogical Work of J. A. Comenius in the Context
of the Socio-Cultural Processes of His Time." In Symposium
Comenianum 1982: The Impact of J. A. Comenius on Educational
Thinking and Practice, 1984 [Chapter 4, Kyralova]: 37-40.
Kyrasek, Jiri. "The Teaching of Comenius and Modern Education."
In Comenius and Hungary: Essays, 1973 [Chapter 4, Foldes]: 37-43.
Ladanyi, Erzsebet. "The Graduates of the Sarospatak School in the
Time of Comenius in the Everyday Life of the Hegyalja District."
In Comenius and Hungary: Essays, 1973 [Chapter 4, Foldes]: 133-
44.
Laurie, Simon S. John Amos Comenius, Bishop of the Moravians: His
Life and Educational Works. Syracuse, N.Y.: C. W. Bardeen, 1892.
272p.
----- ----- New York: B. Franklin [1973] 272p.
Limiti, Giuliana. "The Relevance of Comenius Today." In Symposium
Comenianum 1982: The Impact of J. A. Comenius on Educational
Thinking and Practice, 1984 [Chapter 4, Kyralova]: 41-42.
Maller, Sandor. "In Memory of Comenius." In Comenius and Hungary:
Essays, 1973 [Chapter 4, Foldes]: 11-17.
Marklund, Sixten. "School Stages and Student Development: An
Application of Comenian Thinking." In Symposium Comenianum 1982:
The Impact of J. A. Comenius on Educational Thinking and
Practice, 1984 [Chapter 4, Kyralova]: 55-63.
Masaryk, Jan. "The Tradition of Comenius." Spirit of
Czechoslovakia 2, no. 11-12 (December 31, 1941): 4.
Matthews, Albert. "Comenius and Harvard College." Publications of
the Colonial Society of Massachusetts 21 (Transactions 1919):
146-90.
Meszaros, Istvan. "On the History of the Sarospatak School in the
15th-16th Centuries and on Comenius' 'Schola Trivialis' There."
In Comenius and Hungary: Essays, 1973 [Chapter 4, Foldes]: 111-
32.
Michel, Gerhard. "The Concept of Classroom Teaching/Instruction
in the Works of Comenius." In Symposium Comenianum 1982: The
Impact of J. A. Comenius on Educational Thinking and Practice,
1984 [Chapter 4, Kyralova]: 71-75.
Miskovska-Kozakova, V. T. "Elements of Syntaxis in the
Constructed Language of Comenius." In Consultationes de
consultatione, 1970 [Chapter 4, Consultationes]: 119-39.
[Molnar, Enrico S] John Amos Comenius, 1592-1942. Redlands,
Calif.: [Printed by West-o-craft Studio] 1942. 4p.
Note on title page: 'By a member of the original Unity of
Brethren of Bohemia, now in the United States'.
Monroe, Will S. Comenius, and the Beginnings of Educational
Reform. New York: C. Scribner's Sons, 1900. 184p.
----- ----- London: W. Heinemann, 1900. 184p.
----- ----- New York: C. Scribner's Sons, 1907. 184p.
----- ----- New York: Arno Press, 1971. 184p.
Monroe, Will S. Comenius, the Evangelist of Modern Pedagogy.
[Boston, 1892] 7p.
Reprinted from December Education, 1892.
Morris, Henry. "Education and Community." In The Teacher of
Nations: Addresses and Essays in Commemoration of the Great Czech
Educationalist Jan Amos Komensky, 1942 [Chapter 4, Needham]: 18-
26.
Odlozilik, Otakar. "Comenius and Christian Unity." Slavonic
Review 9, no. 25 (June 1930): 79-93.
Odlozilik, Otakar. "Comenius in London." Spirit of Czechoslovakia 2,
no. 9-10 (September 30, 1941): 4, 16.
Odlozilik, Otakar. "Comenius' Life and Work in Its Historical
Setting." In The Teacher of Nations: Addresses and Essays in
Commemoration of the Visit to England of the Great Czech
Educationalist Jan Amos Komensky, 1942 [Chapter 4, Needham]: 41-
60.
Odlozilik, Otakar. "Jan Amos Komensky." In Comenius, 1972
[Chapter 4, Busek]: 11-18.
Odlozilik, Otakar. Jan Amos Komensky (Comenius). Chicago:
Czechoslovak National Council of America, 1942. 34p.
Opocensky, Jan. "An Ever Faithful Pilgrim." Spirit of
Czechoslovakia 2, no. 9-10 (September 30, 1941): 13-14.
Orosz, Lajos. "Comenius' School Reforms at Sarospatak." In
Comenius and Hungary: Essays, 1973 [Chapter 4, Foldes]: 101-10.
Palous, Radim. "Comenius the Chiliast." Czechoslovak and Central
European Journal 10, no. 1 (Summer 1991): 1-12.
Paton, John L. "Comenius as a Pioneer of Education." In The
Teacher of Nations: Addresses and Essays in Commemoration of the
Great Czech Educationalist Jan Amos Komensky, 1942 [Chapter 4,
Needham]: 10-17.
Peskova, Jaroslava. "Comenius's Effort to Cultivate Human
Personality." In Symposium Comenianum 1982: The Impact of J. A.
Comenius on Educational Thinking and Practice, 1984 [Chapter 4,
Kyralova]: 113-18.
Pleskot, Jaroslav. Jan Amos Komensky's Years in Fulnek.
Translated by Pamela Crossley and Josef Jarab. Praha: Statni
pedagogicke nakladatelstvi, 1972. 100p.
Includes 13 illustrations and facsimiles.
Translation of Fulnecke intermezzo Jana Amosa Komenskeho.
Polisensky, Josef V. "Comenius, Hungary and European Politics in
the 17th Century." In Comenius and Hungary: Essays, 1973 [Chapter
4, Foldes]: 19-24.
Polisensky, Josef. "J. A. Comenius and the Education towards
Peaceful Cooperation." In Symposium Comenianum 1982: The Impact
of J. A. Comenius on Educational Thinking and Practice, 1984
[Chapter 4, Kyralova]: 161-64.
Pollak, Otakar J. "John Amos Comenius' Letters to Heaven." In
Comenius, 1972 [Chapter 4, Busek]: 77-86.
Popelova, Jirina. "Consultation Culminates the Endeavours of
Comenius." In Symposium Comenianum 1982: The Impact of J. A.
Comenius in Educational Thinking and Practice, 1984 [Chapter 4,
Kyralova]: 51-54.
Privratska, Jana. "Language Teaching in the Pedagogical System of
Comenius." In Symposium Comenianum 1982: The Impact of J. A.
Comenius on Educational Thinking and Practice, 1984 [Chapter 4,
Kyralova]: 183-84.
Prucha, Jan. "The Difficulty of Instructional Text in the Light
of the Views of J. A. Comenius." In Symposium Comenianum 1982:
The Impact of J. A. Comenius on Educational Thinking and
Practice, 1984 [Chapter 4, Kyralova]: 179-82.
Quick, Robert H. "Comenius." In his Essays on Educational
Reformers, 43-67. London: Longmans, Green, 1868.
Other editions published in 1886 and in 1895.
Quick, Robert H. "Comenius." In his Essays on Educational
Reformers, 119-71. New York: D. Appleton, 1890.
Other editions published in 1896, 1970, and 1971.
Roberts, Clarence P. "Comenian Philosophy and Moravian Education
from 1850 to the Present Day." PhD diss, Rutgers University,
1979.
Rood, Wilhelmus. Comenius and the Low Countries: Some Aspects of
Life and Work of a Czech Exile in the Seventeenth Century.
Amsterdam: Van Gendt; New York: Abner Schraem, 1970. 275p.
Rusk, Robert R. "Comenius." In Doctrines of the Great Educators,
by Robert R. Rusk and James Scotland, 62-79. New York: St.
Martin's Press, 1979.
Other editions published in 1918, 1954, 1965, and 1969.
Sadler, John E. "Comenius As a Man." In Comenius and Contemporary
Education: An International Symposium, 1970 [Chapter 4,
Dobinson]: 9-16.
Sadler, John E. "Comenius As an International Citizen." In
Comenius and Contemporary Education: An International Symposium,
1970 [Chapter 4, Dobinson]: 60-75.
Sadler, John E. "The Concept of Universal Education According to
J. A. Comenius." PhD diss, University of London (External), 1967.
Sadler, John E. J. A. Comenius and the Concept of Universal
Education. New York: Barnes & Noble [1966] 318p.
----- ----- London: Allen & Unwin, 1966. 318p.
Sadler, John E., ed. Comenius. London: Collier-Macmillan [1969]
135p.
Comments on Comenius' significance in the areas of philosophy,
psychology, sociology, and education.
Includes extracts from Great Didactic, Via lucis, The School
of
Infancy, and other writings.
Schaller, Klaus. "The Impact of Modern Comenius Studies on the
Philosophy of Education in the Federal Republic of Germany." In
Symposium Comenianum 1982: The Impact of J. A. Comenius on
Educational Thinking and Practice, 1984 [Chapter 4, Kyralova]:
65-70.
Schaller, Klaus. "J. A. Comenius' 'Panorthosia'." In Comenius and
Hungary: Essays, 1973 [Chapter 4, Foldes]: 31-35.
Sebor, Milos M. "Comenian Pansophia: Geographic Comments." In
Comenius, 1972 [Chapter 4, Busek]: 87-92.
Semrad, Jiri. "From Comenius's Conception of Creativity to the
Conception in Contemporary Czechoslovak Marxist Pedagogy." In
Symposium Comenianum 1982: The Impact of J. A. Comenius on
Educational Thinking and Practice, 1984 [Chapter 4, Kyralova]:
185-87.
Singer, Dorothea W. "Comenius and Confidence in the Rational
Mind." In The Teacher of Nations: Addresses and Essays in
Commemoration of the Visit to England of the Great Czech
Educationalist Jan Amos Komensky, 1942 [Chapter 4, Dobinson]: 70-
73.
Skalkova, Jarmila. "J. A. Comenius and Today." In Symposium
Comenianum 1982: The Impact of J. A. Comenius on Educational
Thinking and Practice, 1984 [Chapter 4, Kyralova]: 7-9.
Skutil, Jan. "Comenius's 'Labyrinth of the World' As the
Culmination of the Pedagogical, Didactic and Patriotic Ideas of
Zerotin's Apologia." In Symposium Comenianum 1982: The Impact of
J. A. Comenius on Educational Thinking and Practice, 1984
[Chapter 4, Kyralova]: 125-29.
Souckova, Milada. "Comenius As a Representative of Baroque
Literary Style." In her Baroque in Bohemia, 67-81. Ann Arbor,
Mich.: University of Michigan, Michigan Slavic Publications,
c1980.
Souckova, Milada. "J. A. Comenius, 1670-1970: A Bibliographical
Commemoration." Harvard Library Bulletin 19, no. 4 (October
1971): 412-15.
Spinka, Matthew. "Comenian Pansophic Principles." Church History 22,
no. 2 (June 1953): 155-65.
Spinka, Matthew. "Comenius' Ideal of a World Church." In
Comenius, 1972 [Chapter 4, Busek]: 93-96.
Spinka, Matthew. "The Irenic Program and Activity of John Amos
Comenius." PhD diss, University of Chicago, 1923.
Spinka, Mathew. John Amos Comenius: That Incomparable Moravian.
Chicago: The University of Chicago Press [1943] 177p.
----- ----- New York: Russell & Russell [1967] 177p.
Spinka, Matthew. "The Present Day Significance of John A.
Comenius." in The Czechoslovak Contribution to World Culture,
1964 [Chapter 4, Rechcigl]: 493-99.
Srogon, Tomas. "Comenius's Basic Principles of Teaching and
Present-Day Didactics." In Symposium Comenianum 1982: The Impact
of J. A. Comenius on Educational Thinking and Practice, 1984
[Chapter 4, Kyralova]: 107-11.
Starkova, Vera. "The Return of the First Great Exile." In
Comenius, 1972 [Chapter 4, Busek]: 97-103.
Steed, Henry Wickham. "Masaryk and Comenius." Spirit of
Czechoslovakia 2, no. 9-10 (September 30, 1941): 7, 18.
Also listed in Tomas G. Masaryk.
Stransky, Hugo. "Rabbi Judah Loew of Prague and Jan Amos
Comenius: Two Reformers in Education." In Comenius, 1972 [Chapter
4, Busek]: 104-16.
Also listed in Jews and Jewish Affairs .
Suchodolski, Bogdan. "Comenius and Teaching Methods." In Comenius
and Contemporary Education: An International Symposium, 1970
[Chapter 4, Dobinson]: 34-51.
Svitak, Ivan. "Comenius the Dramatist." In Comenius, 1972
[Chapter 4, Busek]: 117-34.
[Tschizewskij, Dmitrij] Cizevsky, Dmitry. "A Contribution to the
Bibliography of Comenius." Harvard Library Bulletin 6, no. 2
(Spring 1952): 250-52.
Description of a rare copy of Comenius' Letzte Posaun uber
Deutschlandt.
Turnbull, George H. Hartlib, Dury and Comenius: Gleanings from
Hartlib's Papers. [Liverpool] University Press of Liverpool,
1947. 477p.
Part III devoted to Comenius; includes eight documents.
Turnbull, George H. Samuel Hartlib, a Sketch of His Life and His
Relations to J. A. Comenius. London: Oxford University Press,
1920. 79p.
Ujszaszy, Kalman. "The Role of the Ecclesiastical Authorities and
of the Princely Family in the Life of the Sarospatak School
between 1650 and 1654." In Comenius and Hungary: Essays, 1973
[Chapter 4, Foldes]: 45-50.
Urzidil, Johannes. "Comenius' Meeting with Hollar in London." In
Comenius, 1972 [Chapter 4, Busek]: 135-39.
Velinsky, S. J. "Why Comenius Is a Great Personality." In
Comenius, 1972 [Chapter 4, Busek]: 140-61.
Vliet, P. van. "Comenius and the Education for Peace in the
Netherlands." In Symposium Comenianum 1982: The Impact of J. A.
Comenius on Educational Thinking and Practice, 1984 [Chapter 4,
Kyralova]: 151-59.
Vocadlo, Otakar. Jespersen and Comenius. Prague: Statni tiskarna,
1929. 18p.
Vrana, Karel. "The Ecumenical Sense of Culture in J. A.
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Vrba, Zdenek. "The Significance of Comenius's Work for Present
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1982: The Impact of J. A. Comenius on Educational Thinking and
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Walterova, Eliska. "The Ideas of J. A. Comenius as Seminal for
Solving Problems Concerning the Content of Education Today." In
Symposium Comenianum 1982: The Impact of J. A. Comenius on
Educational Thinking and Practice, 1984 [Chapter 4, Kyralova]:
189-90.
Wittman, Tibor. "The Image of the New World in the Didactic Works
of Comenius.: In Comenius and Hungary: Essays, 1973 [Chapter 4,
Foldes]: 69-77.
"Works by Comenius Published in Hungary." In Comenius and
Hungary: Essays, 1973 [Chapter 4, Foldes]: 171-75.
Wright, Charles J. Comenius and the Church Universal. London: H.
Barber [1941] 65p.
Religious portrait of Comenius; includes The Bequest of the Unity
of Brethren on p. 41-65.
Young, Robert Fitzgibbon. "Comenius and the Invisible College
(1645-1662)." In The Teacher of Nations: Addresses and Essays in
Commemoration of the Visit to England of the Great Czech
Educationalist Jan Amos Komensky, 1942 [Chapter 4, Needham]: 35-
39.
Young, Robert Fitzgibbon. Comenius and the Indians of New
England. London: School of Slavonic and East European Studies in
the University of London, King's College, 1929. 27p.
Young, Robert Fitzgibbon. "Table of Dates Illustrating the Life
of Comenius (Komensky)." In The Teacher of Nations: Addresses and
Essays in Commemoration of the Great Czech Educationalist Jan
Amos Komensky, 1942 [Chapter 4, Needham]: 86-89.
Young, Robert Fitzgibbon, ed. Comenius in England. London: Oxford
University Press, H. Milford, 1932. 99p.
Comenius' visit to London in 1641-1642 described in contemporary
documents. Includes ten documents and two chronological tables.
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Masaryk
"An Appeal to the Russian Soviet." New Europe 5, no. 58 (22
November 1917): 187-89.
Masaryk's critical comments on instructions given by Russian
Soviet to its representative at Paris conference; originally
published as open letter in Russkoe Slovo on 30 October 1917.
At the Eleventh Hour: A Memorandum on the Military Situation.
[London: Vacher & Sons, 1916] 34p.
At head of title: Strictly Confidential.
"Austria Infelix." New Europe 3, no. 29 (3 May 1917): 76-82.
Comments on Pangermanism and anti-democratic features of Austria-
Hungary.
"Austria under Francis Joseph." New Europe 1, no. 7 (30 November
1916): 193-203.
"Bohemia and the European Crisis." New Europe 2, no. 15 (25
January 1917): 33-47.
Also published in Bohemian Review 1, no. 2 (March 1917): 1-8.
["Comments on Goethe"] Slavonic Review 11, no. 31 (July 1932):
139-42.
Declaration of Independence of the Czechoslovak Nation. [New
York]: Printed for the Czechoslovak Arts Club by the Marchbanks
Press, 1918. 7p.
Also The First World War, 1914-18, and Its Aftermath.
Declaration of Independence of the Czechoslovak Nation =
Prohlaseni nezavislosti ceskoslovenskeho naroda. [Praha]: O.
Zahradnik, 1933. 37p.
The official English text, with Czech translation on opposite
pages. Comments by Jaroslav Cisar in Czech.
Also The First World War, 1914-18, and Its Aftermath.
Defender of Democracy: Masaryk Speaks. By Emil Ludwig. London: I.
Nicholson & Watson, 1936. 314p.
Translation of Gesprache mit Masaryk.
Presentation of Masaryk's views.
Defender of Democracy: Masaryk of Czechoslovakia. By Emil Ludwig.
New York: R. M. McBride [1936] 278p.
Translation of Gesprache mit Masaryk.
Presentation of Masaryk's views.
----- ----- New York: Arno Press, 1971. 278p.
"Forerunners of the Russian Revolution." New Europe 5, no. 63 (27
December 1917): 345-52; no. 64 (3 January 1918): 373-76; 6, no.
67 (24 January 1918): 55-58.
Translated excerpts from Masaryk's Russland und Europa.
Includes Bakunin, Marx, and Chernyshevsky.
"The Future Status of Bohemia." New Europe 2, no. 19 (22 February
1917): 161-74
Also published in Bohemian Review 1, no. 3 (April 1917): 1-8.
Humanistic Ideals. Translation and pref. by W. Preston Warren.
With a foreword by Hubert H. Humphrey. Lewisburg: Bucknell
University Press [1971] 132p.
Translation of Idealy humanitni.
The Ideals of Humanity and How to Work: Lectures Delivered in
1898 at the University of Prague. W. Preston Warren and Marie J.
Kohn-Holocek, trs. Translation revised by H. E. Kennedy. London:
G. Allen and Unwin [1938] 191p
Translation of Idealy humanitni and Jak pracovat?
----- ----- Freeport, N.Y.: Books for Libraries Pres [1969] 191p.
----- ----- New York: Arno Press, 1971. 191p.
The Lectures of Professor T. G. Masaryk at the University of
Chicago, Summer 1902. [By] Draga B. Shillinglaw. Lewisburg:
Bucknell University Press [1978] 172p.
Part 1 (p. 19-37) provides background; part 2 (p. 41-163) gives
English translation of the Czech version of the lectures as
published in the Bohemian newspaper Slavie (Racine, Wis.)
"The Literature of Pangermanism (I-V)." New Europe 1, no. 2 (26
October 1916): 57-60, no. 3 (89-92), no. 4 (9 November 1916):
118-24, no. 5 (16 November 1916): 152-56, no. 8 (7 December
1916): 247-49.
Los von Rom: An Address. [Boston] Unitarian Historical Society,
1902. 26p.
The Making of a State: Memories and Observations, 1914-1918. An
English version, arranged and prepared with an introduction by
Henry Wickham Steed. London: G. Allen & Unwin [1927] 461p.
Translation of Svetova revoluce za valky a ve valce, 1914-1918.
----- ----- New York: H. Fertig, 1969 461p.
Reprint of the 1927 British edition.
----- ----- New York: F. A. Stokes Co., 1927. 518p.
Masaryk on Marx: An Abridged Edition of T. G. Masaryk, The Social
Question: Philosophical and Sociological Foundations of Marxism.
Edited and translated by Erazim V. Kohak. Lewisburg: Bucknell
University Press [1972] 444p.
Translation of Otazka socialni.
Masaryk on Thought and Life: Conversations with Karel Capek. M.
and R. Weatherall, trs. London: G. Allen & Unwin [1938] 214p.
Translation of part 3 of Hovory s T. G. Masarykem.
----- ----- London: G. Allen & Unwin [1944] 214p.
----- ----- Freeport, N.Y.: Books for Libraries Press [1971]
214p.
----- ----- New York: Arno Press, 1971. 214p.
"Masaryk to the Nation." Czechoslovak Review 7, no. 12 (December
1923): 322-23.
"Masaryk's Birthday Address." Czechoslovak Review 4, no. 4 (April
1920): 164-67.
"Masaryk's First Presidential Message." Czechoslovak Review 3,
no. 2 (February 1919): 43-48.
"Masaryk's Message on First Independence Day." Czechoslovak
Review 3, no. 12 (December 1919): 382-86.
"Masaryk's New Year Address." Czechoslovak Review 6, no. 2
(February 1922): 35-36.
The Meaning of Czech History. Edited and with an introduction by
Rene Wellek. Translated by Peter Kussi. Chapel Hill: University
of North Carolina Press, 1974. 169p.
Selections from Masaryk's writings (Ceska otazka, Nase nynejsi
krise, Jan Hus, Karel Havlicek, Palackeho idea naroda ceskeho).
Modern Man and Religion. With a preface by Vasil K. Skrach. Ann
Bibza and Vaclav Benes, trs. Translation revised by H. E.
Kennedy. London: G. Allen and Unwin [1938] 320p.
Translation of Moderni clovek a nabozenstvi.
----- ----- Freeport, N.Y.: Books for Libraries Press [1970]
320p.
----- ----- Westport, Conn.: Greenwood Press [1970] 320p.
The New Europe. (The Slav Standpoint.) [London: Eyre &
Spottiswoode], 1918. 74p.
----- ----- New ed. edited by W. Preston Warren and William B.
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"Pangermanism and the Zone of Small Nations." New Europe 1, no. 9
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"President Masaryk on Czechoslovakia's Future." Czechoslovak
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President Masaryk Tells His Story: Recounted by Karel Capek.London: G. Allen & Unwin [1934] 302p.
Translation of first two parts of Hovory s T. G. Masarykem.
----- ----- New York: Putnam, 1935. 302p.
----- ----- New York: Arno Press, 1971. 302p.
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First message to National Assembly, 22 December 1918.
"Problem of Small Nations and States: Federation of Small
States." Czechoslovak Review 7, no. 10 (October 1923): 253-57.
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2-23.
The Slavs among the Nations. [London] Czech National Alliance in
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on the Tenth Anniversary of the Attainment of the Country's
Independence, 28th October, 1928. Prague: Orbis, 1928. 31p.
The Spirit of Russia: Studies in History, Literature and
Philosophy. Translated from the German original by Eden and Cedar
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The Spirit of Russia: Studies in History, Literature and
Philosophy. Translated from the German original by Eden and Cedar
Paul, with additional chapters and bibliographies by Jan Slavik;
the former translated and the latter condensed and translated by
W. R. & Z. Lee. [2d ed.] London: Allen & Unwin; New York:
Macmillan [1955] 2 v.
Translation of Russland und Europa.
The Spirit of Russia: Studies in History, Literature and
Philosophy. Translated from the German original by Eden and Cedar
Paul, with additional chapters and bibliographies by Jan Slavik;
the former translated and the latter condensed and translated by
W. R. & Z. Lee [2d ed, 3d impression] London: Allen & Unwin; New
York: Macmillan [1961-67] 3 v.
Vol. 3, published here for the first time, was edited by George
Gibian and translated by Robert Bass. It has imprint: New York:
Barnes & Noble, and was issued without edition statement.
Translation of Russland und Europa.
"Spirit of Russia: Selected Chapters." Cross Currents 5 (1986):
455-68.
Selected passages from volume 3.
The Spirit of Thomas G. Masaryk (1850-1937): An Anthology. Edited
by George J. Kovtun. Foreword by Rene Wellek. Houndmills,
Basingstoke, Hampshire: Macmillan in association with the Masaryk
Publications Trust, 1990. 267p.
Translated excerpts from Selbsmord als sociale Massenerscheinung,
Versuch einer concreten Logik, Ceska otazka, Jan Hus, Karel
Havlicek, Moderni clovek a nabozenstvi, Otazka socialni, Idealy
humanitni, Russland und Europa, Svetova revoluce, Hovory s T. G.
Masarykem, and other writings.
----- New York: St. Martin's Press in association with the
Masaryk Publications Trust, c1990. 267p.
"'Sub specie aeternitatis.'" New Europe 1, no. 10 (21 December
1916): 300-305.
Comments on religious significance of First World War.
Suicide and the Meaning of Civilization. William B. Weist and
Robert G. Batson, trs. With an introduction by Anthony Giddens.
Chicago: University of Chicago Press [1970] 242p.
Translation of Der Selbstmord als sociale Massenerscheinung der
modernen Civilisation.
T. G. Masaryk, His Life and Thought. Edited by Otakar Odlozilik,
with an introduction by Harry Gideonse. Designed by Ladislav
Sutnar, for the 110th anniversary of the birth of Thomas G.
Masaryk. New York: Masaryk Institute, 1960. 20p.
Just over half of the pamphlet consists of excerpts from
Masaryk's writings.
[Masaryk, Tomas G., and Jaroslav F. Smetanka] The Voice of an
Oppressed People. Chicago: Bohemian National Alliance [1917?]
48p.
Includes "The Problem of Small Nations in the European Crisis"
(inaugural lecture at University of London) and "Bohemia and the
European Crisis" (previously published in New Europe and Bohemian
Review) by T. G. Masaryk, and "Dismemberment of Austria" by J. F.
Smetanka.
Also The First World War, 1914-18, and Its Aftermath.
COLLECTIONS
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Capek, Milic, and Karel Hruby, eds. Masaryk in Perspective:
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Hanak, Harry, ed. T. G. Masaryk (1850-1937). Volume 3: Statesman
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President Masaryk in Paris, Brussels and London in October, 1923.
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Pynsent, Robert B., ed. T. G. Masaryk (1850-1937). Volume 2:
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Rychnovsky, Ernst, ed. Thomas G. Masaryk and the Jews: A
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Winters, Stanley B, ed. T. G. Masaryk (1850-1937). Volume 1:
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----- ----- Bombay: N. M. Tripathi [1944]
----- ----- New York: Arno Press, 1971. 34p.
Reprint of the 1937 Prague edition.
Benes, Edvard. "Masaryk's Philosophy of State." Spirit of
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Benes, Edvard. "Masaryk's Way of Democracy." Spirit of
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