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Harriet Beecher Stowe's world-shaking novel of slavery in America, whose portrait of human suffering and dignity helped galvanise the abolitionist cause and change the course of a

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A novel of a young woman seeking a life of her own beyond the expected roles of marriage and comfort.

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A short work whose brisk, arresting title promises incident and consequence.

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Balzac's epistolary novel following two convent friends into contrasting marriages, one of passion, one of prudence.

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The classic fictionalised memoir of a legendary Wall Street speculator, still revered as one of the wisest books ever written about markets, trading psychology, and the eternal fol

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Xenophon’s classic march narrative follows a stranded Greek army through retreat, leadership crisis, and survival.

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An anthology of classic mystery and detective fiction, this volume gathers modern English tales of crime, puzzle and suspense from the golden age of the short story.

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Sir Philip Sidney's sprawling pastoral romance sends disguised princes into a green world of shepherds, love and danger, blending adventure, poetry and courtly ideals in one of the

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Erskine Childers's pioneering spy novel of two Englishmen who stumble on a secret while yachting the tidal shallows of the North Sea.

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Lord Byron's landmark narrative poem follows a brooding, world-weary wanderer across Europe, blending travel, reflection and passionate feeling to create the archetypal Byronic her

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A practical textbook for students of German, offering theory, examples and exercises in the art of translating English prose into idiomatic German.

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A story whose title promises intrigue and the solving of a large problem, a tale of scheming, stakes, and the effort to set something right or put it over.

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Johann David Wyss's beloved tale of a shipwrecked family who build an ingenious new life on a tropical island.

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A collection of dark and suspenseful stories by Arthur Conan Doyle, ranging from the eerie to the horrifying.

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Charles Darwin's world-altering argument that life's endless forms arose through descent with modification and natural selection — the book that remade our understanding of nature

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Emma Goldman's bracing collection of essays on anarchism, freedom, and the questions of her age.

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José Rizal's searching essay on the future of his colonised homeland.

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A wartime novel of love, loss and endurance, its title borrowed from scripture, following characters whose lives are caught up in the shadow of a great conflict.

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A pioneering collection of the songs and ballads of the American West, gathered from the range and the trail.

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Plato's luminous dialogue on love, beauty, and the written word, staged as a conversation beneath a plane tree by the Ilissus.

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A practical guide to dance for the stage from the era of vaudeville and the revue, covering technique, training, and the discipline of the professional dancer.

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A late nineteenth century guide to health, marriage, morality, and the facts of life, written to instruct a rising generation.

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Algernon Blackwood's unsettling tales of the uncanny, where dread seeps in through the ordinary.

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The second volume of James Tod's monumental Annals and Antiquities of Rajasthan continues his pioneering history of the Rajput states, their ruling houses, chivalry and antiquities

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A clear, practical handbook of the woodworker's essential joints — how each is marked out, cut and fitted, and the tasks for which it is best suited.

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A classic survey of economic thought, tracing the development of theory from the Physiocrats through the great schools of political economy to the modern era.

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A novel of family, fortune and moral testing centred on a disputed inheritance, following the fortunes of those entangled in the De Willoughby claim as long-standing hopes meet the

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William James's spirited defense of the right to believe where evidence runs out, gathered with other essays in his lucid, humane philosophy.

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Boccaccio's dazzling collection of a hundred tales, told by young Florentines sheltering from the plague.

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A Boer general's firsthand account of the South African War, written by a commander who fought the British in the field and lived to set the campaign down in his own plain, unflinc

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A tale of the open road and a wandering hero, in which a man on the move stirs up a community and finds himself drawn into its affairs.

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A classic golden-age style mystery in which a death in a country house sets detection in motion, unfolding through suspicion, hidden motives and patient investigation toward a conc

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A historical romance of imperial Rome, bringing the intrigues, splendour, and dangers of the ancient city to life.

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A collection of short stories in the popular romantic style of the early twentieth century, gathering tales of love, sentiment, and everyday life.

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George F.

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A historical study of the long contest over control of the seas, tracing the claims, disputes, and legal battles by which nations asserted dominion over the waters around their coa

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Thomas Hardy's tragic masterwork of a country girl wronged and hounded by fate, class and cruel morality, told against the fading beauty of rural Wessex.

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Douglas Hyde's landmark survey of Irish literature from ancient bardic tradition to modern times.

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A hard-riding Western of the open range, in which a strong-willed man clashes with powerful interests over land, law and love in a frontier town where nerve settles most arguments.

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Eleven brisk cases showcase Hercule Poirot's little grey cells at their sharpest, narrated by the loyal Captain Hastings, in Agatha Christie's first and much-loved collection of th

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James Joyce traces Stephen Dedalus from childhood to artistic self-assertion in a modern novel of language, conscience, faith, and ambition.

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Dostoevsky's tragic novel of a guileless, Christlike prince set loose in a grasping St Petersburg society, where his innocence dazzles, disturbs and is finally broken.

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An illustrated tour of the great royal palaces and gardens of France, from Versailles and Fontainebleau to the châteaux of the Loire.

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A brisk, witty science-fiction tale of a young diplomat sent to a frontier world where the locals have made the murder of bad politicians perfectly legal.

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A romantic novel of love, travel and adventure from the popular fiction of its era.

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A vivid collection of true and legendary crimes from European history, retold with a novelist's flair for drama and character.

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A comprehensive nineteenth-century reference work on the religion, doctrines, rites, and terminology of Islam, arranged for ready consultation.

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Alice Hegan Rice, author of Mrs.

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Josephus's monumental history of the Jewish people, from the creation of the world through the biblical narrative to the eve of revolt against Rome.

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Randall Garrett’s brisk Cold War science-fiction caper turns paranoia, bureaucracy, and psychic disruption into a fast-moving comic thriller.

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Ambrose Bierce's chilling tale of an unseen menace, told at a coroner's inquest over a mangled corpse.

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A clear, systematic guide to the language and design of English coats of arms.

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A pioneering history of the Elizabethan and Jacobean theatres, reconstructing the playhouses where Shakespeare's dramas first came alive, from the Globe to the Fortune and beyond.

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