The 'Love Letters of Abelard and Heloise' offers a poignant glimpse into the passionate and forbidden romance between the renowned philosopher, Peter...
Scenes of Clerical Life is a collection of three novellas by George Eliot, published in 1858. Set in rural England during the Victorian era, the stori...
This memoir chronicles the life and character of Prince Demetrius Augustine de Gallitzin, a Russian nobleman who renounced his aristocratic title and...
In Conrad Ferdinand Meyer's novella "Der Schuß von der Kanzel", we are introduced to the charming village of Lenzen, where a series of events unfolds....
In Henry Fielding's witty and satirical novel, a cast of characters engage in a complex web of deception and manipulation, using religion as a tool to...
In this second volume of his autobiography, Moncure Daniel Conway reflects on his experiences during and after the American Civil War. He discusses hi...
Monachomachia, czyli Wojna mnichów, is a mock-heroic poem by Ignatius Krasicki, written in the 18th century. It tells the story of a conflict between...
George Moore's *The Untilled Field* is a collection of short stories that explores the lives of people in rural Ireland at the end of the 19th century...
In "Bishop's Apron", W. Somerset Maugham crafts a witty and biting social commentary on the aspirations, hypocrisies, and complexities of the Victoria...
The Country Parson is a guidebook for priests, written by the English poet and clergyman George Herbert in the 17th century. It offers practical advic...
“Cottage Poems” by Patrick Brontë presents a collection of lyrical letters written by the author to his community, colleagues, and members of his cong...
This book, while the title suggests a work of fiction, is likely a collection of essays or satirical writings by Jonathan Swift. Given Swift's known b...
This book, written by a Church of England clergyman during the tumultuous times of Oliver Cromwell, offers a guide to preparing for death. It explores...
'Priest's Brother' explores the complexities of love, duty, and social expectations in late 19th-century Ireland. It follows the story of a young woma...
The Vicar's Daughter, the concluding volume of George MacDonald's 'Marshmallow' trilogy, delves into the life of Ethelwyn Percivale, known affectionat...
This collection of parodies focuses on Walter Hamilton's witty takes on Alfred Lord Tennyson's iconic poem, 'The Charge of the Light Brigade.' Hamilt...
Balzac's *The Vicar of Tours* delves into the intricacies of French society during the 19th century, focusing on the life of Abbé Birotteau, a well-in...
Gil Blas de Santillane is a classic picaresque novel that follows the titular character's journey through various social strata in 18th-century Spain....
Red Pottage, set in Victorian England, delves into the complexities of love, social conventions, and the changing roles of women. The story follows Ra...
John Donne's 'Good Friday, 1613. Riding Westward' is a meditative poem that reflects on the themes of sin, redemption, and the transformative power of...
The Canterbury Tales is a collection of stories told by a group of pilgrims traveling to Canterbury Cathedral. The pilgrims represent various social...
El crimen del padre Amaro es una novela de Eça de Queirós que explora la hipocresía y la corrupción dentro de la Iglesia Católica en Portugal durante...
This book presents a collection of homilies delivered by Saint John Chrysostom, a renowned theologian and preacher of the Eastern Church, on the First...
The Apostolic Constitutions is a collection of eight treatises written in the 4th century, attributed to the Twelve Apostles, that aims to provide gui...
