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  • Hjalmar Fredrik ElgĂ©rus Bergman

    His first popular novel Hans NĂ„ds testamente (1910; “His Grace’s Will”) was set in Bergslagen, and portrayed the eccentric Baron Roger and his valet Vickberg in richly comic scenes. Beneath the humour, however, there are undertones of tragedy, as is characteristic, too, of his later works. A collection of


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    His first popular novel Hans NĂ„ds testamente (1910; “His Grace’s Will”) was set in Bergslagen, and portrayed the eccentric Baron Roger and his valet Vickberg in richly comic scenes. Beneath the humour, however, there are undertones of tragedy, as is characteristic, too, of his later works. A collection of


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