| Hendrik Conscience.
1812–1883. |
The Lion of Flanders |
| Thomas Constable.
1812–1881. |
Archibald Constable and His Literary Correspondents |
| Benjamin Constant.
1767–1830. |
Adolphe |
| Hugh Conway (Frederick John Fargus).
1847–1885. |
Called Back |
| Moncure Daniel Conway.
1832–1907. |
Demonology and Devil-Lore |
| The Wandering Jew |
| Josiah Parsons Cooke.
1827–1894. |
The New Chemistry |
| James Fenimore Cooper.
1789–1851. |
The Bravo |
| The Deerslayer |
| The Last of the Mohicans |
| Leatherstocking Tales |
| The Pilot |
| The Red Rover |
| Marie Corelli.
1855–1924. |
Ardath |
| Barabbas |
| The Master Christian |
| Pierre Corneille.
1606–1684. |
The Cid |
| Leslie Cope Cornford.
1867–1927. |
The Master Beggars |
| Madame Sophie Cottin.
1770–1807. |
Elizabeth; or, The Exiles of Siberia |
| Pierre de Coubertin.
1863–1937. |
Evolution of France under the Third Republic |
| Louis Couperus.
1863–1923. |
Footsteps of Fate |
| Majesty |
| William John Courthope.
1842–1917. |
History of English Poetry |
| Myles Coverdale, trans.
c. 1488–1569. |
Coverdale’s Bible |
| Benjamin Harris Cowper.
1822–1904. |
Apocryphal Gospels |
| William Cowper.
1731–1800. |
The Task |
| Dinah Maria Mulock Craik.
1826–1887. |
Hannah |
| John Halifax, Gentleman |
| Stephen Crane.
1871–1900. |
The Red Badge of Courage |
| Thomas Frederick Crane.
1844–1927. |
Italian Popular Tales |
| Francis Marion Crawford.
1854–1909. |
Casa Braccio |
| Corleone |
| Don Orsino |
| Dr. Claudius |
| Greifenstein |
| A Lady of Rome |
| Mr. Isaacs |
| In the Palace of the King |
| A Roman Singer |
| Via Crucis |
| Edward Shepherd Creasy.
1812–1878. |
Fifteen Decisive Battles of the World |
| Benedetto Croce.
1866–1952. |
Æsthetic as Science of Expression and General Linguistic |
| Samuel Rutherford Crockett.
1860–1914. |
The Raiders |
| The Stickit Minister |
| Bithia Mary Croker.
1849–1920. |
Beyond the Pale |
| Herbert David Croly.
1869–1930. |
The Promise of American Life |
| Oliver Cromwell.
1599–1658. |
Oliver Cromwell’s Letters and Speeches: With Elucidations |
| John Beattie Crozier.
1849–1921. |
History of Intellectual Development |
| Charles Thomas Cruttwell.
1847–1911. |
A History of Roman Literature |
| Maria Susanna Cummins.
1827–1866. |
The Lamplighter |
| William Cunningham.
1849–1919. |
The Growth of British Industry and Commerce |
| George William Curtis.
1824–1892. |
Literary and Social Essays |
| Potiphar Papers |
| Prue and I |
| Robert Curzon.
1810–1873. |
Visits to the Monasteries of the Levant |
| Elizabeth Bacon Custer.
1842–1933. |
Boots and Saddles |
| Richard Henry Dana, Jr.
1815–1882. |
Two Years Before the Mast |
| Gabriele D’Annunzio.
1863–1938. |
Daughter of Jorio |
| The Flame of Life |
| La Gioconda |
| Dante Alighieri.
1265–1321. |
The Divine Comedy |
| Charles Darwin.
1809–1882. |
The Descent of Man and Selection in Relation to Sex |
| Origin of Species |
| Erasmus Darwin.
1731–1802. |
The Botanic Garden |
| Alphonse Daudet.
1840–1897. |
The Immortal |
| Jack |
| The Nabob |
| Numa Roumestan |
| Tartarin of Tarascon |
| Leonardo da Vinci.
1452–1519. |
Treatise on Painting |
| Richard Harding Davis.
1864–1916. |
Gallegher and Other Stories |
| In the Fog |
| The Princess Aline |
| Soldiers of Fortune |
| Van Bibber and Others |
| Alec John Dawson.
1872–1952. |
Middle Greyness |
| William Harbutt Dawson.
1860–1948. |
The Evolution of Modern Germany |
| Thomas Day.
1748–1789. |
Sandford and Merton |
| Edmondo De Amicis.
1846–1908. |
Cuore |
| Morocco, Its People and Place |
| Daniel Defoe.
1661?–1731. |
Robinson Crusoe |
| John William De Forest.
1826–1906. |
Irene the Missionary |
| Kate Beaumont |
| Miss Ravenel’s Conversion from Secession to Loyalty |
| The Wetherel Affair |
| Thomas Dekker.
c. 1570–1632. |
Satiromastix |
| The Shoemaker’s Holiday |
| Margaret Deland.
1857–1945. |
The Awakening of Helena Richie |
| The Iron Woman |
| John Ward, Preacher |
| Philip and his Wife |
| Casimir Delavigne.
1793–1843. |
The Sicilian Vespers |
| William De Morgan.
1839–1917. |
Alice-for-short |
| Joseph Vance: An Ill-Written Autobiography |
| Confessions of an English Opium Eater |
| Madame de Staël.
1766–1817. |
Corinne; or, Italy |
| Delphine |
| Germany |
| John Dewey.
1859–1952. |
Democracy and Education |
| Charles Dickens.
1812–1870. |
Barnaby Rudge |
| Bleak House |
| David Copperfield |
| Dombey and Son |
| Great Expectations |
| Hard Times |
| Little Dorrit |
| Oliver Twist |
| Our Mutual Friend |
| The Pickwick Papers |
| A Tale of Two Cities |
| Goldsworthy Lowes Dickinson.
1862–1932. |
Letters from a Chinese Official |
| Denis Diderot.
1713–1784. |
The Encyclopèdie |
| Pensées Philosophiques |
| Thoughts Concerning the Interpretation of Nature |
| Franz von Dingelstedt.
1814–1881. |
Amazon |
| Isaac Disraeli.
1766–1848. |
Amenities of Literature |
| Curiosities of Literature |
| Henry Austin Dobson.
1840–1921. |
Bewick, Thomas, and his Pupils |
| Mary Abigail Dodge (Gail Hamilton).
1833–1896. |
Country Living and Country Thinking |
| Justus Doolittle. |
Social Life of the Chinese |
| Fyodor Dostoyevsky.
1821–1881. |
The Brothers Karamazov |
| Crime and Punishment |
| The Idiot |
| Letters of F. M. Dostoyevsky |
| Amanda M. Douglas.
1831–1916. |
Floyd Grandon’s Honor |
| Ménie Muriel Dowie.
1867–1945. |
A Girl in the Carpathians |
| Arthur Conan Doyle.
1859–1930. |
The Great Shadow |
| Micah Clarke |
| Adventures of Sherlock Holmes |
| Sir Nigel |
| The White Company |
| John William Draper.
1811–1882. |
History of the Conflict between Religion and Science |
| Michael Drayton.
1563–1631. |
Polyolbion |
| Theodore Dreiser.
1871–1945. |
The Genius |
| Gustave Droz.
1832–1895. |
Around a Spring |
| Henry Drummond.
1851–1897. |
The Greatest Thing in the World |
| Tropical Africa |
| John Dryden.
1631–1700. |
Absalom and Achitophel |
| All for Love |
| The Hind and the Panther |
| Félix Dubois.
1862–1945. |
Timbuctoo the Mysterious |
| Paul Belloni Du Chaillu.
1835–1903. |
Explorations and Adventures in Equatorial Africa |
| Lucie, Lady Duff-Gordon.
1821–1869. |
Last Letters from Egypt |
| Alexandre Dumas.
1802–1870. |
The Count of Monte Cristo |
| The Forty-five Guardsmen |
| The Three Musketeers |
| Twenty Years After |
| The Vicomte de Bragelonne |
| Alexandre Dumas, Jr.
1824–1895. |
Camille |
| George du Maurier.
1834–1896. |
The Martian |
| Peter Ibbetson |
| Trilby |
| John Colin Dunlop.
1785–1842. |
The History of Fiction |
| Finley Peter Dunne.
1867–1936. |
Mr. Dooley, in Peace and in War |
| Lord Dunsany.
1878–1957. |
The Glittering Gate |
| Victor Duruy.
1811–1894. |
History of Rome |
| Louis Dyer.
1851–1908. |
Studies of the Gods in Greece |
| Georg Ebers.
1837–1898. |
An Egyptian Princess |
| Uarda |
| José Echegaray.
1832–1916. |
The Great Galeoto |
| Ernst Eckstein.
1845–1900. |
Nero |
| Prusias |
| Quintus Claudius |
| Maria Edgeworth.
1768–1849. |
Belinda |
| Castle Rackrent |
| Helen |
| Moral Tales |
| Patronage |
| Amelia Ann Blanford Edwards.
1831–1892. |
Barbara’s History |
| Annie Edwards.
1830–1896. |
Ought We to Visit Her? |
| Steven Lawrence, Yeoman |
| Susan Fielding |
| Jonathan Edwards.
1703–1758. |
On the Freedom of the Will |
| Edward Eggleston.
1837–1902. |
The Beginners of a Nation |
| The Hoosier School-Master |
| Charles William Eliot.
1834–1926. |
American Contributions to Civilization |
| The Durable Satisfactions of Life |
| George Eliot.
1819–1880. |
Adam Bede |
| Daniel Deronda |
| Felix Holt, the Radical |
| Middlemarch |
| The Mill on the Floss |
| Romola |
| Silas Marner |
| John Eliot.
1604–1690. |
The Indian Bible |
| Havelock Ellis.
1859–1939. |
Man and Woman |
| Charles Abram Ellwood.
1873–1946. |
The Social Problem |
| Richard Theodore Ely.
1854–1943. |
French and German Socialism in Modern Times |
| Ralph Waldo Emerson.
1803–1882. |
English Traits |
| Essays |
| Epictetus.
c. 50–c. 138. |
The Morals of Epictetus |
| Desiderius Erasmus.
c. 1467–1536. |
The Colloquies |
| Émile Erckmann.
1822–1899
Alexandre Chatrian.
1826–1890. |
The Conscript |
| Friend Fritz |
| St. John Greer Ervine.
1883–1971. |
Mrs. Martin’s Man |
| Thomas Hay Sweet Escott.
1844–1924. |
England: Its People, Polity, and Pursuits |
| Euripides.
c. 480–406 B.C. |
Alcestis |
| Andromache |
| Ion |
| Iphigenia |
| Medea |
| Edward Payson Evans.
1831–1917. |
Animal Symbolism in Ecclesiastical Architecture |
| Evolutional Ethics and Animal Psychology |
| Sir John Evans.
1823–1908. |
The Ancient Stone Implements, Weapons, and Ornaments of Great Britain |
| John Evelyn.
1620–1706. |
Diary |
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