The Horsham House Press: 322 books

In these days when even our skies are shadowed by wars and rumors of wars, it is fitting to remember what men and women and children of our blood have done in the past. In this chronicle have been included not alone the great deeds of great men, but also the brave deeds of commonplace people. May...

This is the story of an unloveable rogue named Peter Willems, and his lust for the daughter of an Indonesian chief.

Excerpt: 'To that estimable body of men, the Berkshire Constabulary, the motive of the assassination of Nelly Bridson and the identity of her assassin remain still a mystery, as they will for ever.'

A short biography of civil rights campaigner, Frederick Douglass. Frederick Douglass lived so long, and played so conspicuous a part on the world's stage, that it would be impossible, in a work of the size of this, to do more than touch upon the salient features of his career, to suggest the respects...

A tale of Paris and London during the time of the French Revolution. The peasants of Paris rise and claim their country, but will the English do the same?

Nell Trent lives with her grandfather in his little shop. But when the shop is forfeited to the evil money lender Quilp, she and her grandfather are forced to beg on the streets to survive, until the appearance of her long lost brother Frederick appears to save the day. But appearances can be deceiving.

The Four State of the Union Addresses of President Andrew Johnson delivered on 4 December 1865, 3 December 1866, 9 December 1867, 9 December 1868.

A coming of age tale about a boy who longs to right his father's disappointment in him, but running away and joining the crew of The Dazzler.

The Captain of the Gray Horse Troop is a western novel first published in 1902.

Plato's ancient masterpiece addressing politics, the state, the law and philosophy, complete with a comprehensive introduction and analysis of each of the ten books.

A comprehensive record of the churches in Kensington, London in the early 1870s. Churches of all christian faiths are covered, with particular emphasis on the ecclesiastical, historical, clerical, architectural, religious and social information for each church and parish.

Obediently I approached her couch. Her breast rose, causing her diamonds to sparkle. During the past few days I had not failed to notice in her manner an entire change. She accorded me more liberty; she no longer placed her spiteful heel upon my neck as sign of triumph, and seldom she spoke to me...

A collection of short stories, including By The Turtles of Tasman, The Eternity of Forms, Told in the Drooling Ward, and more.

The Hymns and Hymnwriters of Denmark is an illuminating analysis of Denmarks church music composers, with a particular focus on the lives and works of Kingo, Brorson and Grundtvig. First published in 1945.