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11. Annotations on a biography in Conversations-Lexicon der Gegenwort (1839)12. Grundtvig's Diary, reworked version (1804); Student years in Copenhagen; 13. Grundtvig's Diary, reworked version (1804); 14. Grundtvig's Diary, reworked version (1804); ; 15. Mands Minde (1838, 1877); 16. Grundtvig's Diary, reworked version (1804); 17. Mands Minde (1838, 1877); 18. Mands Minde (1838, 1877); 19. Mands Minde (1838, 1877); 20. Mands Minde (1838, 1877); 21. Grundtvig's Diary, reworked version (1804); 22. Grundtvig's Diary, reworked version (1804); 23. Grundtvig's Diary, reworked version (1804) 24. Grundtvig's Diary, reworked version (1804)25. Grundtvig's Diary, entry dated 31 December 1804; 26. Grundtvig's Diary, continuation of entry dated 31 December 1804; 27. Grundtvig's Diary, continuation of entry dated 31 December 1804; Egeløkke (1805-1808); 28. Grundtvig's Diary, from the entry dated 20 November 1805; ; 29. Grundtvig's Diary, from entries dated 5 December and 31 December 1805; 30. Grundtvig's Diary, from the entry dated 10 September 1806; 31. From a memorandum dated 30 December 1806; 32. Letter to Christian Molbech; Denmark c. 1807-1814; 33. Mands Minde (1838, 1877) 34. Mands Minde (1838, 1877)Probational sermon and Christian breakthrough; 35. Om Religions-Frihed. (Tredie og Sidste Stykke); 36. Fragment of a note apparently from the end of 1810; Two glimpses from 1812-1814; 37. Roskilde-Saga (1814); 38. Mands Minde (1838, 1877); The "seven lean years" 1813-1820; 39. Om Religions-Frihed, (Tredie og Sidste Stykke); 40. Kiærminder til Kong Frederik den Sjettes Krands(1840); 41. Om Religions-Frihed. (Tredie og Sidste Stykke); 42. Mands Minde (1838, 1877); 1824 -- Retrospect and new ferment; 43. Brevveksling mellem Nørrejylland og Christianshavn 44. Nyaars-Morgen (1824), Fortalen45: Sermon in Vor Frelsers Kirke, Ninth Sunday after Trinity, 31 July 1825; 46. Om Religions-Frihed. (Tredie og Sidste Stykke); The visits to England 1829-1831; 47: Article in Grundtvig's periodical Danskeren I(1848); 48: Mands Minde (1838, 1877); 49. Mands Minde (1838, 1877); 50. Introduction to Phenix-Fuglen. Et angelsachsisk Kvad; From the later years; 51: Mands Minde (1838, 1877); 52: Mands Minde (1838, 1877); 53: Sermon in Vartov Church, Wednesday 1st May 1844; 54: Article in Grundtvig's periodical Danskeren I(1848) Cover; Title Page; Dedication; Colophon; Foreword; Contents; Introduction; A Selection of significant dates, 1783-1872; Part one -- Grundtvig's memoirs; An autobiographical sketch; 1. Papers of Thomas Hansen Erslew; Childhood and early youth; 2. Grundtvig's Diary, reworked version (1804); 3. Mands Minde (1838, 1877); 4. Mands Minde (1838, 1877); 5. Mands Minde (1838, 1877); 6. Grundtvig's Diary, reworked version (1804); 7. Grundtvig's Diary, reworked version (1804); 8. Mands Minde (1838, 1877); 9. Sermon in Frederiks Kirke, New Year's Day 1834; 10. Grundtvig's Diary, reworked version (1804) N.F.S. Grundtvig, one of the chief shapers of Denmark's modern identity and still an active force in Danish social, political and religious life, was an outstanding intellect of 19th century Europe. He was the contemporary and dialectical adversary of Søren Kierkegaard, but his copiously documented life's work has nevertheless remained - for want of adequate translations - little known to the English-speaking world.As the new-Europe reviews the old traditional cultural canon, reflective of the most dominant nations, interest grows in Grundtvig as educationalist, theologian and churchman, histo
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