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In Volume II of A History of the United States, Pulitzer Prize–winning historian Edward Channing presents a detailed and authoritative account of a century of colonial development, from 1660 to 1760—a pivotal era that shaped the political, social, and economic...
In The Consciousness of the Atom, Alice Bailey explores the profound idea that consciousness is not limited to human beings but exists throughout all levels of creation — from the tiniest atom to the vastness of the cosmos. Originally delivered as a series of lectures...
First published in 1913, Stefan Zweig’s The Burning Secret is one of the author’s most haunting psychological novellas — a delicate and devastating study of innocence, desire, and betrayal. Set in an Austrian spa hotel, the story unfolds within the confined world of...
Volume III of Edward Channing’s acclaimed A History of the United States focuses on the transformative period of the American Revolution, tracing the political, military, and ideological developments from 1761 to 1789. With clarity and scholarly precision, Channing...
In this masterful retelling of India’s greatest epic, C. Rajagopalachari — statesman, scholar, and one of the foremost interpreters of Indian thought — presents the timeless story of the Mahabharata in clear, vivid, and deeply humane prose. Written with both literary...
First published in 1903, Erskine Childers’s The Riddle of the Sands is widely regarded as the first great modern espionage novel — a work that laid the foundation for an entire genre and influenced writers from John Buchan to Ian Fleming and John le Carré. The story...
The Gold Shoe by Grace Livingston Hill is a charming and inspirational romance that weaves together themes of love, redemption, and the courage to walk away from an empty life in search of something true. When wealthy socialite Harriet "Babs" Wadsworth finds herself...
A History of the United States: Volume I: The Planting of a Nation in the New World, 1000–1660 offers a comprehensive exploration of the early chapters of American history. This volume covers the pre-Columbian era, the age of European exploration, and the establishment...
Silver Wings by Grace Livingston Hill is a heartwarming story of courage, conviction, and the power of faith in the face of personal and societal challenges. Set against the backdrop of a world on the brink of change, the novel follows young and independent Dale Trent...
First published in 1915, Spoon River Anthology stands as one of the most original and haunting works in American poetry. Through a series of over two hundred free-verse epitaphs, Edgar Lee Masters gives voice to the dead citizens of the small fictional town of Spoon...
The Frontier Saga brings together two landmark works by Pulitzer Prize–winning historian Frederic L. Paxson, offering a sweeping and authoritative narrative of the American frontier’s rise, expansion, and eventual closure. This illustrated edition includes both History...
My Experiences in the World War by General John J. Pershing is a landmark two-volume memoir that offers a firsthand account of America’s involvement in World War I, written by the commander of the American Expeditionary Forces (AEF) in Europe. Awarded the Pulitzer Prize...
History of the American Frontier, 1763–1893 by Frederic L. Paxson is a groundbreaking and influential study of how the frontier shaped the development of the United States. Awarded the Pulitzer Prize forHistory in 1925, this work expands on Frederick Jackson Turner's...
The Knut Hamsun Signature Classics is an essential eight-volume illustrated collection showcasing the literary genius of one of Norway’s most celebrated and controversial authors. This box set gathers Hamsun’s most influential novels, including Hunger, Growth of the...
The War of Independence:The Founding of the American Republic, Volume II by Claude H. Van Tyne is the Pulitzer Prize–winning continuation of his authoritative exploration into the origins and realization of American independence. Building on the foundations laid in...
The Last American Frontier by Frederic L. Paxson is a compelling companion to his Pulitzer Prize-winning History of the American Frontier. In this richly detailed volume, Paxson explores the final phase of westward expansion in the United States, focusing on the...
The Founding of New England by James Truslow Adams is a classic and influential study of the early English settlements in North America, awarded the Pulitzer Prize for History in 1922. With clarity, scholarship, and literary grace, Adams explores the religious,...
The Epic of America (1931) by James Truslow Adams is a sweeping and accessible narrative of the American experience—from the colonial era to the early 20th century—that introduced and popularized the concept of the “American Dream.” In this landmark work, Adams...
In Paul Verlaine, Stefan Zweig presents a sensitive and penetrating portrait of one of France’s most tragic and lyrical poets. With the psychological depth and moral empathy that characterize all of Zweig’s biographical studies, he explores the contradictions that...
Knut Hamsun’s groundbreaking novel Hunger (Sult, 1890) is a powerful psychological portrait of a struggling writer descending into poverty, madness, and self-destruction. Set in late 19th-century Kristiania (now Oslo), the novel follows an unnamed protagonist as he...
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