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A foundational philosophy-of-science work on method, causation, measurement, and scientific knowledge.

A landmark Irish drama of myth, scandal, rural speech, violence, romance, and comic identity.

Virginia Woolf’s debut novel, a modernist voyage into youth, society, selfhood, and emotional awakening.

A complete English BooksWhale translation of Goethe’s Faust, joining philosophical drama, temptation, love, striving, and redemption.

A classic political-economy study of decentralized production, agriculture, industry, and social cooperation.

A tense English crime classic about suspicion, domestic unease, and a mysterious London lodger.

A richly detailed English novel tracing two sisters, family life, aging, commerce, and social change.

A landmark English social novel about labor, poverty, class power, and the moral cost of everyday exploitation.

A foundational economics text analyzing business enterprise, industry, finance, and modern capitalism.

A sharp English social novel about advertising, commerce, ambition, class, and modern capitalism.

A bestselling garden classic of wit, solitude, domestic observation, and quiet independence.

Hudson’s romantic forest novel of exile, mystery, nature, and the unforgettable Rima.

A clever detective-story collection centered on Max Carrados, a blind sleuth with extraordinary perception.

A foundational fantasy romance of fairyland, dream logic, temptation, beauty, and spiritual quest.

Milton’s republican argument about tyranny, public authority, conscience, and political accountability.

A witty Kai Lung collection mixing comic fantasy, storytelling, irony, and elegant invented Chinese manners.

Ruskin’s influential critique of political economy, labor, wealth, justice, and social responsibility.

A landmark study connecting biology, mathematics, morphology, and the visible forms of living organisms.

A medieval English guide to contemplative prayer, mystical devotion, and the hidden life of faith.

Carlyle’s dramatic history of the French Revolution, told with force, scale, and moral urgency.

A late Conrad novel of isolation, moral danger, and psychological tension in the tropics.

A dark Victorian sensation novel of fate, murder, double identity, and manipulation.

The opening Palliser novel, rich in courtship, politics, money, and difficult choices.

A gripping sensation novel about inheritance, identity, illegitimacy, and revenge.