Works
Mylius-Erichsen wrote:
- Tatere (1898), a drama
- Vestjyder (1900), tales
- Den Jydske Hede før og nu (1903)
- Isblink (1904), poems from Greenland
- Grønland (1906)
- Report on the nonexistence of Peary Channel in Meddelelser om Grønland, (50 volumes, Copenhagen, 1876-1912), volume xli (1913), edited by Ejnar Mikkelsen.
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