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Written by Agatha Christie under the name Mary Westmacott, this ambitious novel abandons detection for the making of a composer, tracing genius, love and sacrifice across a life de

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Tommy and Tuppence take over a detective agency and solve cases while gleefully imitating the great fictional sleuths of their day, in Agatha Christie's witty, affectionate collect

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When a widely disliked man is shot dead in the vicar's study, the sharp-eyed spinster Miss Marple sifts village gossip for the truth, in the novel that introduced Agatha Christie's

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An enigmatic stranger appears at moments of crisis to help a quiet observer see the truth about love and death, in Agatha Christie's most unusual and atmospheric collection of link

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Thomas More’s Utopia is a foundational classic of political thought and social imagination, presented in a clean DotBooks edition for modern readers.

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Thomas De Quincey’s strange and influential memoir of addiction, dream-life, and Romantic prose remains one of the nineteenth century’s most uncanny autobiographical classics.

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Samuel Smiles’s The Huguenots in France explores persecution, exile, and endurance in French Protestant history.

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Rousseau’s Confessions is a foundational autobiographical classic of self-examination and Enlightenment thought.

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Harry Best’s The Deaf is a major historical study of deaf education and social position in the United States.

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Benedetto Croce’s classic on aesthetics, expression, and language is presented in a clean DotBooks edition.

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Sabine Baring-Gould’s Cornish Characters and Strange Events gathers local lives, folklore, and unusual incidents from Cornwall.

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A classic culinary history text associated with Apicius, illuminating Roman food, dining, and elite taste.

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A historically significant but racist novel by Thomas Dixon Jr., presented with explicit contextual framing in this DotBooks edition.

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John Austin Stevens’s Albert Gallatin offers a concise portrait of a major American statesman and diplomat.

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Conan the Cimmerian slips into a ruined temple city in search of legendary gems, only to find rival treasure-hunters, an oracle who is not what she seems, and older terrors waiting

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Escoffier's landmark manual codified French cuisine into a working system: mother sauces, brigade order, thousands of recipes.

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Hilaire Belloc's wickedly funny verse follows children who lie, slam doors, chew string and generally misbehave, and meet gloriously exaggerated fates.

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Thomas More's slender, sly book coined a word and launched a whole tradition of imagining better worlds.

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Anthony Hope turns inheritance, secrecy, and divided loyalties into a swift Edwardian romance of identity, estate politics, and emotional calculation.

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A working artist's guide to the principles of drawing and design, exploring how line and shape create beauty and meaning.

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A buoyant Oz adventure in which a comic king, a young prince, and Dorothy cross perilous islands on the way to Oz.

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Homer's timeless epic of homecoming, in Samuel Butler's clear English prose.

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A firsthand narrative of three years with the Sixth Corps in the Army of the Potomac, from 1861 through the closing of the American Civil War: campaigns, battles, and army life see

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Edgar Rice Burroughs launches his Barsoom saga with a fast, vivid planetary romance of duels, deserts, war, and improbable love.

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A collection of boyhood adventure stories set along the rails, where quick wits and steady nerves meet runaway trains and roadside emergencies.

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A vivid narrative history of decisive naval battles across the ages, from the ancient Greek triumph at Salamis to the modern clash at Tsushima, charting how sea power has shaped th

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Joel Chandler Harris's further gathering of the Uncle Remus tales, retelling the trickster stories of Brer Rabbit and his companions drawn from African American folklore.

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An early treatise setting out the principles of geometry for the student and practitioner.

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A nineteenth-century work of comparative anthropology tracing how marriage and family life were thought to have developed across human societies, written in the confident, sweeping

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A boys' outdoor adventure that sends its young companions down the historic Missouri, mixing wilderness craft, river travel and American frontier history for eager young readers.

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A single issue of the legendary pulp magazine from the golden dawn of science fiction, packed with tales of adventure, invention, and the unknown.

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A novel whose title evokes the struggle to master a hard, arid land, a story set against the frontier's contest between people, water, and unforgiving country.

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A novel about the lives, loves, and rivalries of writers and artists, exploring the demands of the creative vocation.

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Frederick Douglass expands his life story into a powerful autobiographical indictment of slavery, tracing violence, resistance, education, escape, and the making of a public voice.

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Samuel Butler's spirited examination of theories of evolution, championing the earlier evolutionists against Darwin's account of natural selection.

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Dorothy, Aunt Em, and Uncle Henry settle in Oz as Baum combines domestic warmth, comic fantasy, and an invasion plot.

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A gallery of England's oddest characters and strangest doings, gathered from history and legend into an affectionate celebration of misers, hermits, impostors, cranks and curiositi

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A novel of intrigue and human passions from F.

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A practical nineteenth-century manual that set out to demystify the craft of beekeeping.

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The Victorian household's indispensable companion, a bestselling manual crammed with practical advice on cookery, etiquette, health, games and domestic emergencies, all under the c

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A vintage issue of the legendary pulp magazine Astounding Stories, packed with the science fiction adventures that thrilled readers in the genre's early heyday.

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A thorough practical guide to working with wood, covering tools, joints, and the properties of timber.

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A historical romance set in the twilight of Roman Britain, following a gifted teller of tales through love and upheaval as an old order gives way.

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Ellen Churchill Semple's influential treatise argues that geography shapes human history and society, adapting Friedrich Ratzel's system of anthropo-geography for the English-speak

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A documentary history of Dutch voyages to the great southern land, tracing how the navigators of the Netherlands charted the coasts of Australia long before the British arrived.

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Charles Beresford recalls a life spanning the late Victorian and Edwardian Royal Navy, from sea service and colonial campaigns to a public career in Parliament.

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Charles Darwin's vast survey of how humans have reshaped living things through breeding — the evidence, gathered animal by animal and plant by plant, behind his theory of selection

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A classic scientific account of the parasites that afflict human beings, describing their forms, life cycles, and effects for students of medicine and natural history.

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A novel set against the granite quarries of rural New England, following lives bound to the land and the stone they cut from it.

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A collection of Mark Twain's short comic pieces and sketches, ranging from tall tales to satire, showcasing the wit, mischief, and sharp social observation that made him America's

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William Strunk Jr.’s compact style guide remains a crisp, practical classic on clarity, usage, and revision.

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A rousing juvenile adventure set against the American Civil War, following young soldiers through the trials of the Blue and the Gray.

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Andrew Lang trades fairy tales for true ones in this companion to his famous colour-titled series: real episodes from history retold with a storyteller's flair.

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Albert Taylor Bledsoe's searching work of theology and philosophy, which confronts the ancient problem of evil and seeks to defend the justice, goodness and glory of God against it

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The opening volume of James Tod's monumental Annals and Antiquities of Rajasthan lays the foundations of his pioneering history of the Rajput states, their origins, chivalry and an

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Plutarch's celebrated parallel biographies of the great figures of Greece and Rome.

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