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Explore Public-Domain Works in History, Law and Social Inquiry
How do you want to read? This library groups 94 public-domain texts by the questions they raise rather than by strict genre. If you're drawn to tales of endurance and frontier conflict, start with Exploration Survival Adventure Tales. For stories that rework myth, legend, or invented lands, Fairy Tales Myths Imaginary Worlds offers a separate path. Time Travel Speculative Futures gathers narratives that imagine other times or possible worlds, while England London Nineteenth Century Fiction Catalogue maintenance uses source records and bibliographic context. Categories overlap, so a single work may appear in more than one. Each record includes editorial notes to help you navigate structure, themes, and context, all sourced from Project Gutenberg editions.
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Fairy Tales Myths Imaginary Worlds
Miriam: A Tale of Pole Moor and ...
Authored by Authors: Sykes, D. F. E., 1856-1920, 'Miriam: A Tale of Pole Moor and ...' stands as a notable and significant work within the Fairy Tales Myths Imaginary Worlds category. An editorial note on the structure, recurring images, and movement between scenes in D. F. E. Sykes's 1912 novel, set in the Yorkshire moorlands around the 1832 Moorcock Inn murders, drawing on dialect and domestic details. This volume offers essential insights for researchers and enthusiasts alike.
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The Mutable Many: A Novel — Key ...
In England...
The Vanishing of Tera — Backgrou...
In England...
The Rainbow Feather — Key Ideas ...
In England...
Her Husband's Purse — A Reader’s...
In Time Tr...
Tom Terror, the Outlaw — Inside ...
In Explora...
The White Room — Text and Context
In England...
Mendel: A Story of Youth — Theme...
In Fairy T...
Seth's Brother's Wife: A Study o...
In Time Tr...
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