The Horsham House Press: 322 books

The classic biography on the Bavarian maestro, Richard Wagner. Covers his life from birth and youth to death.

A small collection of Christmas stories, including The Poor Relations Story, A Christmas Tree, What Christmas Is As We Grow Older, The Child's Story, The Schoolboy's Story, and more

Scottish Ghost Stories is a spine-tingling collection of Scotland's most famous ghost stories, including Glamis Castle, The Hindoo Child, The Hauntings of Hennersley, Jane of George Street and many more.

A history of the only Englishman to have sat on the papal throne, Adrian IV, known as Nicholas Breaskpeare, who was in office from 1154 to 1159.

A fascintating eyewitness account of the American Wild West in the latter part of the 19th century.

Plato's rendition of the speech by Socrates given in 399 BC in which he defended his right to his beliefs and against charges of corrupting youth. The text also comes with an introduction.

A series of arguments in favour of slavery, written by a supporter of the barbaric practise in the nineteenth century.

A short story by Tolstoy about a landowner and his peasant lost in a snow storm, where the situation soons turn deadly for the both of them.

A short story written by Tolstoy in 1890. This is the story of a prince who became a monk to escape the evil the world had thrown at him.

A novella of writings by Tolstoy, including Polushka and The Lost Opportunity.

A collection of short stories, by various authors, including F. Marion Crawford, Washington Irving, FitzJames O'Brien and more.

Mary Wollstonecraft was a British writer and women's rights advocate who lived in the 18th century. In this collection of love letters to her lover American Gilbert Imlay she lays her soul bare and expresses a depth of emotion seldom seen in love prose.

The world famous Punch Magazine, volume 108, June 29 1895.

A stirring defence of Christianity against the questions and queries of non-believers, first published in 1819.