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Essays, Letters & Speeches

Step into a shelf where ideas are weapons, wit is sharpened to a blade, and private letters open hidden doors into history. Here, revolutionaries, skeptics, statesmen, and artists argue over liberty, faith, society, and the self—through thunderous speeches, intimate correspondence, and essays that still spark debate. It’s a collection alive with conviction, controversy, and the electrifying sense that words can change the world.

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Browning's Heroines

Browning's Heroines

by Ethel Colburn Mayne

Papers from Overlook-House

Papers from Overlook-House

by Frederic W. Beasley

Anecdotes & Incidents of the Deaf and Dumb

Anecdotes & Incidents of the Deaf and Dumb

by W. R. (William Robert) Roe

Crónicas de Marianela

Crónicas de Marianela

by Angélica Palma

出師表

出師表

by Liang Zhuge

The Literature of Ecstasy

The Literature of Ecstasy

by Albert Mordell

The Forum, October 1914

The Forum, October 1914

by Various Authors

The commonwealth of cells : Some popular essays on human physiology

The commonwealth of cells : Some popular essays on human physiology

by H. G. F. (Herbert George Flaxman) Spurrell

On art and artists

On art and artists

by Max Simon Nordau

The constitution violated : An essay

The constitution violated : An essay

by Josephine Elizabeth Grey Butler

War letters from the living dead man

War letters from the living dead man

by David Patterson (Spirit) Hatch

A line o' gowf or two

A line o' gowf or two

by Bert Leston Taylor

De jongfryske biweging

De jongfryske biweging

by Douwe Kalma

Anonymity : an enquiry

Anonymity : an enquiry

by E. M. (Edward Morgan) Forster

Russian essays and stories

Russian essays and stories

by Maurice Baring

Music and bad manners

Music and bad manners

by Carl Van Vechten

Books and men

Books and men

by Agnes Repplier

Dostoevsky

Dostoevsky

by André Gide

Last letters from the living dead man

Last letters from the living dead man

by David Patterson (Spirit) Hatch

La jeune Inde

La jeune Inde

by Mahatma Gandhi

What I believe

What I believe

by Bertrand Russell