The Horsham House Press: 322 books

Love and Freindship (as originally spelt by Austen) is a short novel written by her in her youth.

An short epistolary novel, centered around Lady Susan Susan Vernon, who is looking for a new husband after becoming recently widowed.

On an impulse, Aaron Sisson walks out on his wife and two children to pursue a musical career in Italy. He evenutally settles in Florence and moves in influential circles, has an affair with a local luminary and loses his flute.

A collection of poems by D. H. Lawrence.

A tale of complicated relationships and lovers, often regarded as Lawrence's masterpiece.

An extensive collection of the speeches of Mark Twain, on a large variety of subjects given by him at various events and places throughout his professional life.

A letter from Tolstoy to the Indian revolutionist Tarak Nath Das in 1908, which was sent in response to a request from Das for help in India's struggle for independence.

Flora de Barral is the abandoned daughter of a bankrupt business, who must now live in a world without privilege and money.

Plato's brief dialogue In which Socrates discusses the nature of justice and injustice with his wealthy friend, Crito.

A short dialogue between Socrates and Euthyphro in which the two discuss their views on theology and ethics. This version comes with an introduction.

Tolstoy's first published novel is an exploration of childhood, through the eyes of a Russian child named Nikolenka.

A dialogue of Plato which addresses the ideal and nature of friendship.

A socratic dialogue by Plato which analyses the concept of courage.

A dialogue discussing the essential nature of a statesman, as opposed to a sophist or philosopher.