What works did Roman Roland have?

Answer 1

Roman Roland (April 22, 1866-June 25, 1944) was a French dramatist, poet, and translator. His works cover many different literary types, including novels, plays, poems, and essays. The following are some of Romain Roland's famous works:

The novel:
- Jean-Baptiste (1895)
- Hero (1897)
- Notre-Dame de Paris (1897)
- War and Peace (1919)
- The Giant (1921)
- The Story of Faith (1924)

Drama:
- The Sword of the King (1899)
- Look at This Man (1900)
- Swan Lake, 1901
- The Ring of Nibelungenlied (1905)
- Romanov Dynasty (1912)

Poetry:
- Biography of Famous People (1915)
- Look at This Man (1900)
- Heroes and Monsters (1914)
- The Story of Faith (1924)

Prose:
- On the Origin and Foundation of Human Inequality (1906)
- On Liberty (1907)
- On Toleration (1910)
- On Art (1912)

These are just some of Romain Roland's representative works. He has many other works that cover many different literary types and topics.