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A classic literature work on lost-world adventure, survival, prehistoric danger, exploration, and pulp imagination.

A classic literature work on Texas frontier justice, outlaw country, danger, loyalty, and redemption.

A classic literature work on jungle adventure, espionage, lost treasure, travel, survival, and heroic return.

A monumental English Renaissance epic of holiness, virtue, chivalry, allegory, and political imagination.

A historical-socialist romance linking the Peasants’ Revolt, labor, justice, and social hope.

A haunting Romantic memoir of memory, addiction, dreams, suffering, and the inner life.

A classic Victorian argument about culture, education, social order, criticism, and public life.

A Victorian synthesis of philosophy, science, evolution, knowledge, and social thought.

A major abolitionist autobiography on slavery, self-education, resistance, freedom, and public voice.

A revolutionary series of political essays on liberty, independence, public courage, and civic resolve.

A landmark legal classic on precedent, liability, rights, duties, and the historical life of law.

A foundational English defense of poetry, imagination, learning, and literary art.

A landmark natural-history journey through islands, species, geography, evolution, and exploration.

A classic of close observation, natural history, birds, seasons, village life, and ecological attention.

A modern American novel of memory, scholarship, family tension, loss, and inward exile.

American transcendentalist essays on self-culture, independence, moral courage, nature, society, and individual thought.

A Barsetshire novel of clergy, ambition, debt, politics, marriage, social pressure, and Trollope’s realist comedy.

Fielding’s comic road novel, rich in satire, mistaken dignity, social observation, travel, virtue, and eighteenth-century humor.

A compact adventure novel of South African politics, treasure, danger, imperial imagination, and Buchan’s brisk thriller style.

Readable essays on psychology, art, play, rhythm, culture, individuality, and modern life by a major early twentieth-century thinker.

Kipling’s popular soldier poems of empire, barracks, battle, marching songs, slang, discipline, and comradeship.

A complete English collection of Everyman and early miracle plays, preserving the classic morality play in a fuller medieval-drama context.

The great English Arthurian cycle of King Arthur, Lancelot, Guinevere, the Round Table, and the Grail.

Bacon’s utopian vision of science, research, experiment, knowledge, and an organized society of learning.