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Self-control (Annotated)

Enriched Edition. A Novel

by Mary Brunton, Fiona Wethermere ...

Mary Brunton's Self-Control (1811) is a courtship novel of moral trial, tracing Laura Montreville's effort to preserve religious principle and personal integrity against the seductive, coercive attentions of Colonel Hargrave. Written in a heightened yet disciplined sentimental style, the novel blends psychological introspection, melodramatic adventure, and evangelical moral seriousness. It belongs ... Read more

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Mary Brunton's Self-Control (1811) is a courtship novel of moral trial, tracing Laura Montreville's effort to preserve religious principle and personal integrity against the seductive, coercive attentions of Colonel Hargrave. Written in a heightened yet disciplined sentimental style, the novel blends psychological introspection, melodramatic adventure, and evangelical moral seriousness. It belongs
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Kwaidan – Stories and Studies of Strange Things (Annotated)

Enriched Edition. Japanese Ghost Stories, Buddhist Folklore, and Supernatural Legends of Meiji-Era Japan

by Lafcadio Hearn, Fiona Wethermere ...

Kwaidan: Stories and Studies of Strange Things is Lafcadio Hearn's haunting collection of Japanese ghost tales, supernatural legends, and brief cultural studies, first published in 1904. Drawing on oral tradition, Buddhist-inflected folklore, and classical Japanese narrative modes, the book presents stories of revenants, spectral lovers, uncanny transformations, and moral retribution with a ... Read more

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Kwaidan: Stories and Studies of Strange Things is Lafcadio Hearn's haunting collection of Japanese ghost tales, supernatural legends, and brief cultural studies, first published in 1904. Drawing on oral tradition, Buddhist-inflected folklore, and classical Japanese narrative modes, the book presents stories of revenants, spectral lovers, uncanny transformations, and moral retribution with a
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A History of the Moravian Church (Annotated)

Enriched Edition. From Bohemian Reformation Roots to Herrnhut Renewal and Global Protestant Mission

by J. E. Hutton, Fiona Wethermere ...

A History of the Moravian Church offers a lucid, wide-ranging account of one of Protestantism's most distinctive communions, tracing its roots from the Hussite and Unitas Fratrum traditions through exile, renewal at Herrnhut, missionary expansion, and modern institutional development. Written in clear narrative prose rather than technical ecclesiastical jargon, the book combines denominational ... Read more

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A History of the Moravian Church offers a lucid, wide-ranging account of one of Protestantism's most distinctive communions, tracing its roots from the Hussite and Unitas Fratrum traditions through exile, renewal at Herrnhut, missionary expansion, and modern institutional development. Written in clear narrative prose rather than technical ecclesiastical jargon, the book combines denominational
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The Articles of Faith (Annotated)

Enriched Edition. Lectures on the Principal Doctrines of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints

by James E. Talmage, Fiona Wethermere ...

The Articles of Faith is a systematic exposition of Latter-day Saint doctrine organized around Joseph Smith's thirteen concise statements of belief. Combining scriptural citation, theological argument, and a measured Victorian prose style, the book treats such subjects as the Godhead, human agency, repentance, baptism, priesthood authority, revelation, Israel, and the Millennium. Its literary ... Read more

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The Articles of Faith is a systematic exposition of Latter-day Saint doctrine organized around Joseph Smith's thirteen concise statements of belief. Combining scriptural citation, theological argument, and a measured Victorian prose style, the book treats such subjects as the Godhead, human agency, repentance, baptism, priesthood authority, revelation, Israel, and the Millennium. Its literary
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What's Bred in the Bone (Annotated)

Enriched Edition. Mystery Novel

by Grant Allen, Fiona Wethermere ...

What's Bred in the Bone is a late-Victorian novel of inheritance, disguise, and moral testing, shaped by the era's fascination with heredity and scientific determinism. Allen fuses sensation fiction with social comedy and evolutionary speculation, asking how far character is formed by blood, environment, and hidden ancestry. Its plot moves through secrets of birth, romantic complication, and ... Read more

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What's Bred in the Bone is a late-Victorian novel of inheritance, disguise, and moral testing, shaped by the era's fascination with heredity and scientific determinism. Allen fuses sensation fiction with social comedy and evolutionary speculation, asking how far character is formed by blood, environment, and hidden ancestry. Its plot moves through secrets of birth, romantic complication, and
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The Getting of Wisdom (Annotated)

Enriched Edition. A Coming-of-Age Satire of Schoolgirl Rivalry, Class, and Female Adolescence in Colonial Melbourne

by Henry Handel Richardson, Fiona Wethermere ...

The Getting of Wisdom is a penetrating Bildungsroman that follows Laura Rambotham, a gifted, impulsive country girl, through the humiliations and awakenings of an elite Melbourne boarding school. Richardson renders adolescent consciousness with sharp psychological realism, ironic comedy, and unsentimental precision, exposing the rituals of class, gender, religion, and respectability in colonial ... Read more

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The Getting of Wisdom is a penetrating Bildungsroman that follows Laura Rambotham, a gifted, impulsive country girl, through the humiliations and awakenings of an elite Melbourne boarding school. Richardson renders adolescent consciousness with sharp psychological realism, ironic comedy, and unsentimental precision, exposing the rituals of class, gender, religion, and respectability in colonial
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Jesus the Christ (Annotated)

Enriched Edition. A Study of the Messiah and His Mission According to Holy Scriptures Both Ancient and Modern

by James E. Talmage, Fiona Wethermere ...

James E. Talmage's Jesus the Christ is a comprehensive theological biography of Jesus of Nazareth, moving from premortal identity and messianic prophecy through the ministry, crucifixion, resurrection, and anticipated second coming. Written in a dignified, scriptural prose style, the book synthesizes the New Testament with Latter-day Saint scripture, especially the Book of Mormon, Doctrine and ... Read more

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James E. Talmage's Jesus the Christ is a comprehensive theological biography of Jesus of Nazareth, moving from premortal identity and messianic prophecy through the ministry, crucifixion, resurrection, and anticipated second coming. Written in a dignified, scriptural prose style, the book synthesizes the New Testament with Latter-day Saint scripture, especially the Book of Mormon, Doctrine and
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Henry of Guise: The States of Blois (Annotated)

Enriched Edition. Complete Edition (Vol. 1-3)

by G. P. R. James, Fiona Wethermere ...

Henry of Guise: The States of Blois is a historical romance set amid the convulsions of late sixteenth-century France, when the Catholic League, the Valois monarchy, and Protestant forces contended for mastery. Centred on the charismatic Duke of Guise and the States-General assembled at Blois, the novel combines political conspiracy, courtly passion, and fatal rivalry. James writes in the Scott ... Read more

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Henry of Guise: The States of Blois is a historical romance set amid the convulsions of late sixteenth-century France, when the Catholic League, the Valois monarchy, and Protestant forces contended for mastery. Centred on the charismatic Duke of Guise and the States-General assembled at Blois, the novel combines political conspiracy, courtly passion, and fatal rivalry. James writes in the Scott
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The Gentle Art of Making Enemies (Annotated)

Enriched Edition. Victorian Art Criticism, Aesthetic Controversy, and the Ruskin Trial

by James McNeill Whistler, Fiona Wethermere ...

The Gentle Art of Making Enemies is James McNeill Whistler's brilliant, combative anthology of letters, pamphlets, reviews, legal testimony, and public rejoinders, assembled as both self-defense and aesthetic manifesto. Published in 1890, it transforms controversy into literary performance: urbane, epigrammatic, and devastatingly ironic. At its center lies Whistler's struggle against Victorian ... Read more

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The Gentle Art of Making Enemies is James McNeill Whistler's brilliant, combative anthology of letters, pamphlets, reviews, legal testimony, and public rejoinders, assembled as both self-defense and aesthetic manifesto. Published in 1890, it transforms controversy into literary performance: urbane, epigrammatic, and devastatingly ironic. At its center lies Whistler's struggle against Victorian
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Discipline (Annotated)

Enriched Edition. A Regency Tale of Women's Moral Education, Christian Self-Reform, and the Trials of Pride and Humility

by Mary Brunton, Fiona Wethermere ...

Mary Brunton's Discipline (1814) is a morally serious novel of education, tracing the chastening of Ellen Percy from privilege, vanity, and emotional impulsiveness toward Christian self-command. Written in the tradition of the conduct novel yet enriched by psychological observation, it combines domestic realism, sentimental intensity, and Evangelical moral reflection. Its narrative of fall, trial, ... Read more

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Mary Brunton's Discipline (1814) is a morally serious novel of education, tracing the chastening of Ellen Percy from privilege, vanity, and emotional impulsiveness toward Christian self-command. Written in the tradition of the conduct novel yet enriched by psychological observation, it combines domestic realism, sentimental intensity, and Evangelical moral reflection. Its narrative of fall, trial,
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The bitter cry of outcast London (Annotated)

Enriched Edition. Victorian Slums, Urban Poverty, and the Christian Call for Social Reform

by London Congregational Union, Fiona Wethermere ...

The Bitter Cry of Outcast London is a searing work of Victorian social investigation, exposing the overcrowding, poverty, vice, and moral abandonment endured by the urban poor in late nineteenth-century London. Written in the urgent idiom of Nonconformist reform, it combines documentary observation, evangelical indignation, and journalistic compression. Its literary context is the age of slum ... Read more

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The Bitter Cry of Outcast London is a searing work of Victorian social investigation, exposing the overcrowding, poverty, vice, and moral abandonment endured by the urban poor in late nineteenth-century London. Written in the urgent idiom of Nonconformist reform, it combines documentary observation, evangelical indignation, and journalistic compression. Its literary context is the age of slum
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Lavengro: The Scholar, the Gypsy, the Priest (Annotated)

Enriched Edition. A Victorian Picaresque of Romani Roads, Language, Wandering, and Outsider Lives

by George Borrow, Fiona Wethermere ...

Lavengro: The Scholar, the Gypsy, the Priest is George Borrow's extraordinary hybrid of autobiography, picaresque fiction, travel writing, and linguistic romance. First published in 1851, it follows a restless, bookish protagonist through encounters with soldiers, tinkers, pugilists, publishers, and Romani communities, presenting England as a landscape of wandering speech and marginal lives. Its ... Read more

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Lavengro: The Scholar, the Gypsy, the Priest is George Borrow's extraordinary hybrid of autobiography, picaresque fiction, travel writing, and linguistic romance. First published in 1851, it follows a restless, bookish protagonist through encounters with soldiers, tinkers, pugilists, publishers, and Romani communities, presenting England as a landscape of wandering speech and marginal lives. Its
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