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The Adventures of Roderick Random is a picaresque novel written by Tobias Smollett written before 1748. The book follows the misadventures of the eponymous main character, Roderick Random, as he...

The Age of Big Business, by Burton Jesse Hendricks, is an in-depth examination of the United States' revolutionary epoch of industrial expansion. Some stories are violent and strange, while others...

The Age of Invention, written by Holland Thompson, is a fascinating look at the revolutionary age of creativity that molded the late nineteenth and early twentieth century. The book digs into the...

The American Journal of Photography was a monthly publication that covered various aspects of photography, such as techniques, equipment, and the art of photography. During its publication, the...

The American Spirit in Literature written by Bliss Perry is a captivating exploration of the evolution of American literature and its profound connection to the nation's identity. Perry's work digs...

On the wedding night depicted in Anna Katharine Green's 'The Amethyst Box, ' Sinclair realizes that the prized curiosity box, housing a vile of poison, has vanished. His suspicion of either his new...

The Ancient Law" is a novel by Ellen Glasgow, published in 1908. Ellen Glasgow was an American novelist from Virginia, known for her critical and often realistic portrayal of Southern life and...

In the fourth part of "The Ancient Law" (original title: "Das Alte Gesetz") by Wilhelmine von Hillern, the story continues to follow Friedrich as he navigates the complexities of his life, caught...

Book Second of "The Ancient Law" continues to delve into the lives of its characters, focusing on the challenges they face as they navigate the societal changes of the post-Civil War South. - Daniel...

The third part of "The Ancient Law" (original title: "Das Alte Gesetz") by Wilhelmine von Hillern continues to delve into the life and evolving circumstances of the protagonist, Friedrich. Building...

The Anti-Slavery Crusade, authored by Jesse Macy, provides a compelling and comprehensive exploration of the fervent movement to abolish slavery in the United States. This edition of The Anti-Slavery...

The Art of Logical Thinking is a book written by William Walker Atkinson. It is a guide to critical thinking and logical reasoning, designed to help readers develop their analytical skills and make...

Authored by Anthony Boucherie, a skilled master distiller who ran a prosperous whisky distillery in 19th-century America, "The Art of Making Whisky" is a timeless manual on the art of whisky...

The Autobiography Of Goethe Truth And Poetry is a literary work by Johan Wolfgang Von Goethe that provides an insight into the life and works of the renowned German writer, philosopher, and polymath...

This short book was released in 1899. Because of the scandal it created, it was outlawed for many years. Kate Chopin was so outraged by the backlash to this work that she decided to stop writing...

The Backwoods of Canada is a captivating memoir written by Catharine Parr Traill, offering a firsthand account of her experiences as a settler in the Canadian wilderness. Through engaging prose,...

The Balkans: A History of Bulgaria-Serbia-Greece-Rumania-Turkey, authored by Nevill Forbes, D. G. Hogarth, David Mitrany, and Arnold Toynbee, offers a comprehensive historical overview of the diverse...

Walter Crane, a well-known member of the Arts and Crafts movement, wrote the book "The Bases of Design". Aimed for artists, designers, and design students, the book offers a thorough review of design...

Jonathon Swift initially released The Battle of the Books, and Other Short Pieces as a compilation of satirical essays and pamphlets. The title article, "The War of the Books," is a satirical...

Madame De Treymes is a novella by Edith Wharton, a classic piece of American literature. Set in Parisian society, it delves into the intricate webs of high society, exploring social norms, marriage,...

Anthology of short tales "The Best American Humorous Short Stories" was curated by Alexander Jessup. There are a number of amusing short tales in the book by well-known American authors including...

The Betrothed by Sir Walter Scott is a historical novel set in 16th-century Scotland. The story revolves around the lives of two young lovers, Eveline and Henry, who face numerous trials and...

Set in the Scottish Borders shortly following the Union of Scotland and England in 1707, 'The Black Dwarf' is a novel by Sir Walter Scott. Purposefully shrouded in mystery, the novel's protagonist is...

The Black Tor is a historical novel set in the reign of James I. The story follows the adventures of two young men, Ned and Harry, who are caught up in the political turmoil of the time. Ned is a...

The Black-Sealed Letter by Andrew Learmont Spedon is a captivating mystery novel set in Victorian-era England. Spedon masterfully intertwines intrigue, suspense, and psychological depth to create a...

Maurice Maeterlinck, a Belgian dramatist, and poet wrote "The Blue Bird." In order to discover the elusive bluebird of happiness, two kids named Tyltyl and Mytyl are set on a magical journey. A...

The Book of Delight and Other Papers is a collection of essays written by Israel Abrahams, a renowned British-Jewish scholar, and historian. The first essay, "The Book of Delight," explores the...

William Martin's book "The Book of Sports" is a thorough reference for all kinds of sports and exercise. Each chapter of the book is devoted to a particular sport, such as basketball, soccer,...

American author Charles Fort wrote a nonfiction book titled The Book of the Damned (first edition 1919). The book is regarded as the first on the subject of anomalistic and deals with a variety of...

The Book of the Thousand Nights and a Night, translated and annotated by Richard F. Burton, is a collection of Middle Eastern and South Asian folk tales and stories that have captured the imagination...