Collected Works Of Henrik Ibsen: The Vikings Of Helgeland. The Pretenders

This collection presents two significant plays by Henrik Ibsen, one of the most important playwrights of the 19th century. Included are "The Vikings of Helgeland", a drama set in the Viking age, exploring themes of honor, revenge, and fate, and "The Pretenders", a historical drama concerning the struggle for the Norwegian throne in the 13th century.

These plays, translated into English, offer valuable insights into Ibsen's early dramatic style and his engagement with Norwegian history and mythology. This volume is essential for students and enthusiasts of Scandinavian literature, drama, and European history.

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