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A corpse in a derelict house. The word "RACHE"—revenge—scrawled in blood on the wall. No visible wound.A baffled Scotland Yard. Into this fog of Victorian London steps a singular man: Sherlock Holmes.A detective who sees clues where others see none, who deduces a man’s...
In Anton Chekhov’s first full-length work, a simple story becomes an epic of perception. Young Yegorushka is traveling across the vast, seemingly endless grasslands of the Russian steppe to begin his education. Accompanied by a motley group of merchants and wagon...
On a tranquil country estate by a lake, a group of friends and family gather, their lives intertwined by love, art, and longing for a future they cannot grasp. Konstantin Treplev, a desperate young writer, seeks to break from the past with a radical new play, starring...
In a languid seaside town in the Caucasus, two men are locked in a downward spiral of mutual hatred. Ivan Andreitch Laevsky, a dissipated romantic and government clerk, is sinking into debt and self-loathing, trapped with a mistress he no longer loves. Fyodor...
Left with no fortune, family, or prospects in England, the reserved but acutely intelligent Lucy Snowe journeys to the continental city of Villette. There, she secures a position as a teacher at a boarding school for girls, a world of enforced Catholicism, foreign...
In a secluded village, a mysterious widow arrives at the desolate, time-worn manor of Wildfell Hall. Mrs. Helen Graham, a beautiful and accomplished artist, is a figure of intense speculation and scandalous gossip. To her new neighbour, the young farmer Gilbert Markham,...
On the bleak, windswept Yorkshire moors stands Wuthering Heights, a solitary farmhouse battered by the elements and shrouded in mystery. Into this grim place comes Mr. Lockwood, a new tenant, who uncovers a story of all-consuming passion, vengeful obsession, and cruel...
Set against the volatile backdrop of England's industrial unrest during the Napoleonic Wars, Shirley is Charlotte Brontë's bold and sweeping social novel. Moving beyond the intense interior world of Jane Eyre, she paints a vivid portrait of a community in crisis, where...
Charlotte Brontë’s first-written—yet last-published—novel, The Professor, draws on her own experiences in Brussels to present a sober, unsentimental view of life and love. Rejecting the romantic conventions of her era, Brontë introduces us to William Crimsworth, a...
A poignant and quietly powerful debut from Anne Brontë, Agnes Grey is a compelling portrayal of the hardships and resilience of a Victorian governess. Determined to prove her worth and contribute to her family’s strained finances, the young and idealistic Agnes Grey...
Orphaned, mistreated, and solitary, Jane Eyre begins life with no prospect of warmth or happiness. Yet her fierce spirit and unyielding integrity never desert her. From the grim hardships of Lowood Institution to the brooding grandeur of Thornfield Hall, Jane’s journey...
Is free trade a path to universal prosperity, or merely freedom for capital to exploit? In this piercing and provocative speech, delivered in 1848 on the eve of revolutionary upheavals across Europe, Karl Marx turns his critical gaze on one of the most sacred doctrines...
"Hegel says somewhere that that great historic facts and personages recur twice. He forgot to add: "Once as tragedy, and again as farce." With this famous opening line, Karl Marx launches into one of the most brilliant and biting works of political analysis ever...
Your Boss Says You Can't Have a Raise. This Pamphlet IsYour Answer. What if your struggle for a higher wage wasn't just a simple request, but a fundamental challenge to the entire economic system? This is the powerful and practical argument at the heart of Karl Marx's...
The rage that forged a legend, the war that shaped the ancient world. It is the tenth year of a bloody and futile siege of the city of Troy. When Agamemnon, the commander of the Greek forces, arrogantly insults Achilles, his greatest warrior, he unleashes a storm of...
The epic journey of a man desperate to find his way home. After ten years of brutal war against Troy, the great hero Odysseus is lost. While his fellow Greeks have long since returned, he is nowhere to be found. Believed by many to be dead, he is trapped on the remote...
What do you do when you see a white rabbit in a vest darting across the lawn consulting a pocket watch? You follow him, of course. So begins Alice's adventure into a world populated by talking animals and wrathful queens, littered with pastries that make people shrink...
Six months after her trip to Wonderland, Alice has a new and exciting experience: while conversing with her cats and dozing in an armchair, she becomes curious while looking at a mirror. What could possibly be beyond it? The fact is that she will manage to cross the...
This collection of ten horror stories, characterized by a taste for the supernatural, the mystical and the macabre, evokes atmospheres close to the narratives of Edgar Allan Poe. Chambers left his mark on twentieth-century horror literature and particularly on the...
Writing at the end of a tragic and violent century, Chaucer portrays England as a discordant nation, where virtue prevails over vice and vice is an occasion for laughter rather than cause for indignation. To do so, he stages a group of pilgrims heading from London to...
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