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Invincible Louisa

Meigs, Ciornelia, Illustrated, Cornelia Meigs

1933 ★ 3.8

Beloved

Toni Morrison

1987 ★ 3.9

Lincoln

Russell Freedman

1987 ★ 5.0

The Deception

Catherine Coulter

1998 ★ 4.0

Mothers and daughters

Barbara Alpern Engel

1985

The Forty-nine Steps

Roberto Calasso

2001

James Madison

Cheney, Lynne V.

2014

Memoirs of a Highland lady

Elizabeth Grant, Andrew Tod

1898

Death in the dining room and other tales of Victorian culture

Kenneth L. Ames

1995

The general store

Bobbie Kalman

1997

A life of Matthew Arnold

Murray, Nicholas.

1997

A hundred years of war

Cyril Bentham Falls

1953

The Turn of the Screw

Henry James

1930 ★ 3.7

What Jane Austen ate and Charles Dickens knew

Daniel Pool

1993

Acadian to Cajun

Carl A. Brasseaux

1992

The Victorians and the visual imagination

Kate Flint

2000

The government of Victorian London, 1855-1889

Francis Sheppard, David Owen, Donald Olsen et al.

1982

The incredible War of 1812

J. Mackay Hitsman, Donald E. Graves

1965

Fantasy, the literature of subversion

Rosemary Jackson

1981

European architecture 1750-1890

Barry Bergdoll

2000

What Life Was Like in Europe's Romantic Era

Arthur Herman, Time-Life Books

2000

The flush times of Alabama and Mississippi

Joseph Baldwin, Joseph G. Baldwin

1853

Arthur Conan Doyle

Jon Lellenberg, Charles Foley, Daniel Stashower et al.

2004

Herman Melville's Malcolm letter

Donald Yanella, Hennig Cohen

1992

Cochrane

Donald Serrell Thomas, Donald Thomas

1978

Endangered lives

Anthony S. Wohl

1983

From Sea to Shining Sea

James Alexander Thom

1984

State and society

Martin Pugh

1994

Wealth and Disaster

Pierre Force

2016

Victorian prose

David J. DeLaura

1973

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