Social Reform.

Edward Bulwer-Lytton's dramatic novel of a young man drawn into a life of crime as a gentleman highwayman, opening with the most famous stormy night in fiction and building into a

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

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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 biography of Harriet Martineau, the pioneering nineteenth-century writer, social theorist and reformer, tracing the life and work of one of the first women to make a public caree

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George Eliot's vast, humane masterpiece anatomises an English town on the edge of reform, weaving idealists, doctors and disappointed hearts into the fullest portrait of a society

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Dickens’s fierce and unforgettable novel of poverty, criminal exploitation, and moral endurance in Victorian London.

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