Richard Wagner's prose works. Vol. VI. Religion and Art

London. Kegan Paul, Trench, Trübner & Co., Ltd. 1897.
Translated by William Ashton Ellis, editor of "The Meister", etc.Translator's Preface
Spohr's “Jessonda” at Leipzig
Minor Bayreuth Papers
I. To the Presidents of Wagner-Vereins
II. Proposed Bayreuth “School”
III. Introduction to First Number of the Bayreuther Blätter
IV. Introduction to a work of Hans von Wolzogen's
V. Postponement of “Parsifal”
VI. Introduction to the Year 1880
VII. Announcement of “Parsifal” Performances
VIII. Introduction to a work of Count Gobineau's
Modern
Public and Popularity
The Public in Time and Space
Retrospect of the Stage-festivals of 1876
Shall we hope?
On Poetry and Composition
On Operatic Poetry and Composition
On the Application of Music to the Drama
Against Vivisection
Religion and Art
“What boots this Knowledge?”
“Know Thyself”
Hero-dom and Christendom
End of the Patronat-verein
The Stipendiary Fund
“Parsifal” at Bayreuth
A Youthful Symphony
Letter to H. von Stein
The Human Womanly (fragment)