Charles Dudley Warner: 140 books

"My Winter on the Nile," and its sequel, "In the Levant," which record the experiences and observations of an Oriental journey, were both published in 1876; but as this volume was issued only by subscription, it has never reached the large public which is served by the general book trade.

Dopo la Guerra di Secessione si verificò in America un fenomeno di crescita economica improvvisa e sconvolgente. L'espressione "The Gilded Age", usata per indicare quel periodo, fu coniata da Mark Twain per il titolo di questo libro (scritto in collaborazione con Charles Dudley Warner e...

Amico e collega di Mark Twain, Charles Dudley Warner in questo classico di garden literature racconta, settimana dopo settimana, la vita trascorsa in compagnia di semine, raccolte di patate, inesauribili produzioni di fragole, piante strampalate ed erbacce, vicini chiacchieroni, uccelli del malaugurio...

SINCE Jonah made his short and ignominious voyage along the Syrian coast, mariners have had the same difficulty in getting ashore that the sailors experienced who attempted to land the prophet; his tedious though safe method of disembarking was not followed by later navigators, and the landing at Jaffa has remained a vexatious and half the time an impossible achievement.

Thirty years ago and more those who read and valued good books in this country made the acquaintance of Mr. Warner, and since the publication of “My Summer In a Garden” no work of his has needed any other introduction than the presence of his name on the title-page; and now that reputation has mellowed...

"Mein Sommer in einem Garten" ist der amerikanische Klassiker der Gartenliteratur; das Buch erschien 1870 und erlebte bis zur Jahrhundertwende über fünfzig Neuauflagen. In Amerika ist es bis heute in verschiedenen Editionen lieferbar. Warner beschreibt in neunzehn Kapiteln die Wonnen und...

This collection of essays covers a wide range of subjects. From the twists of intimate relationships to political ups and downs Dudley has presented various ideas in a subtle and elegant manner. In an entertaining fashion he has evoked thoughts on serious issues. Must-read!

pubOne.info present you this wonderfully illustrated edition. very historian of the Valois period is indebted to Brantôme for preserving the atmosphere and detail of the brilliant life in which he moved as a dashing courtier, a military adventurer, and a gallant gentleman of high degree. He was not...

Written in Warner’s humorous and elegant style, Relation of Literature to Life (1896) is a collection of essays emphasizing the author's belief that all enduring literature is the result of the time in which it is produced and that it responds to that time’s general sentiment. In other words, these...

Leaving the luxury and the security of home and travelling to far-off places is a trial in itself. Warner in this work contemplates the excitement and the turmoil associated with travelling. He asserts that the presence of an accommodating companion and exhilaration of discovering new places more than makes up for the troubles of the way.

The central position that the fireplace has in holding a family together is explained in an enchanting manner. Warner claims that modern advancements have led to the deterioration of family values chivalry and courtesy. The work captivates the fancy and presents the charms of the days gone by.

Here Warner analyzes the influence of literature on life. He elucidates that an era is the basic driving force behind good literature. Likewise, good literature reflects the beauty of its era. He also emphasizes the adorning impressions that literature has upon human mind and life. An impressive and thought-provoking work.

In this work Warner has attempted to relate the adventures of Captain John Smith after disentangling the myths and exaggerations that surround his persona. This is an endeavour to cleanse the history and present the true hero. Inspiring!