Further Reading
- D'Harcourt, R., C. F. Meyer: Sa vie son œuvre (Paris, 1913)
- Langmesser, A. Conrad Ferdinand Meyer: sein Leben, seine Werke und sein Nachlass (Berlin, 1905)
- Frey, A. Conrad Ferdinand Meyer: sein Leben und seine Werke (Stuttgart, 1909)
- Taylor, M. L., A Study of the Technique of C. F. Meyer's Novellen (Chicago, 1909)
- Blaser, O., C. F. Meyer's Renaissance novellen (Berne, 1905)
- Korrodi, E., C. F. Meyer: Studien (Leipzig, 1912)
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