The Horsham House Press: 322 books

Sixteen classic whoddunits, by Conan Doyle, Kipling, Castle, Weyman, Robert Louis Stevenson, Wilkie Collins and more.

Fitzgerald's first novel, published in 1920 explores love among the high society set of New York, where relationships and marriages are based on convenience and greed.

A tale of the Crimean War.

A tragedy by William Shakespeare based on the conspiracy to assasinate Roman Emperor Julius Caesar.

A play about Timon the Athenian, by William Shakespeare.

A collection of 26 Old English Ballads, including Fair Rosamond, The Douglas Tragedy, Annan Water, Hugh of Lincoln, Sir Patrick Spens and more.

Recipes for fifty of the most loved soups, including Vermicelli, Turtle, Chicken, Vegetable, Tomato, Pea, Oxtail, Onion, Macaroni and more.

The Cours Familier de Litterature by Alphonse de Lamaratine is a French language classic. Volume 7.

A book aimed at teenagers and young adults of English history from ancient Roman times to 1688, written by the great Victorian author, Charles Dickens.

A collection of writings about Italy by the great American author, Henry James, first published in 1909.

Cyrethea Graye is betrothed to Aeneas Manston, but he is not her true love. As time goes by she discovers more about her husband than she would care to know, and the climax of this classic tale is bound to shock.

Oliver Twist was born into poverty and orphaned. After working as a child labourer, he escapes to London, finding himself among a gang of thieves and pick-pockets under the control of Fagin, a notorious criminal ring-leader.

Plato's dialogue on the nature language and words.

Plato's dialogue addressing the ideal of virtue, and particular virtues such as justice and temperance.