The Horsham House Press: 322 books

Egden Heath is the scene of this family saga where the lives of Diggory Venn and Thomasin Yeobright will always be connected.

The village of Little Hintock welcomes a visitor, a handsome doctor named Edred Fitzpiers. The newcomer soon works his way into the affections of Grace Melbury and her ambitious father. When Grace and Fitzpiers marry the honest local woodsman Giles Winterbourne loses his childhood sweetheart. But will the marriage prove to be a match made in heaven?

Anne Garland is the belle of the town, and three men want her hand in marriage - John Loveday, the trumpet-major, his brother Bob a sailor and Festus Derriman, a member of the local gentry. Which man will prevail?

The Silver Shield is a comedy in three acts which was first performed in 1885.  Two couples have their domestic bliss rudely interrupted by misinterpreting some documents. The result is a humorous tale of discovery and realization.

There's a treacherous typhoon on the horizon, and Captain McWhirr of the good ship Nan-Shan has two choices - go around it, or go through it. He chooses the latter, but will the consequences bring disaster to his ship, crew and him?

A collection of short stories, including The Merry Men, Will O the Mill, Markheim, Thrawn Janet and The Treasure of Franchard.

A mystery story centred on the wreck of the Flying Scud, which floundered near Midway Island. The crew have disappeared without trace, and a mysterious stamp collection surprisingly may hold the clues to their whereabouts.

Being an account of experiences and observations in the Marquesas, Paumotus and Gilbert Islands in the course of two cruises, on the yacht 'Casco' (1888) and the Schooner 'Equator' (1889).

A novella about a love triangle between an aspiring author, his lover and his mentor.

An analysis of the Christian religion by an anonymous believer in god, first published in the 19th century.

The second collection of short mystery stories featuring the priest detective, Father Brown. Includes The Absence of Mr Glass, and The Paradise of Thieves.

A short story in the Alan Quatermain series, where Harry joins his famous adventurer father on a journey of thrils and danger. The oxen, which were as usual tied to the disselboom of the Scotch cart, were very restless—they kept snuffling and blowing, and rising up and lying down again,...

In Considerations on Representative Government, Mill puts forward his preference for a compromise between a government of the few on the one hand, and a government of the masses on the other. In this masterpiece of political theory, Mill explores all aspects of modern government, including voting, local government, federal governments, second chambers, good government and more.