The Count of Monte Cristo The Count of Monte Cristo Dumas’s The Count of Monte Cristo (1844–1846) is a monumental tale of betrayal, imprisonment, escape, and revenge, widely regarded as one of the greatest adventure novels ever written. It blends…
Survivors tales of famous crimes Survivors tales of famous crimes Walter Wood’s Survivors’ Tales of Famous Crimes (1916) is a public-domain anthology of firsthand accounts of notorious British criminal cases, blending vivid personal testimony with h…
Personal Hygiene Applied Personal Hygiene Applied This book aims to explore the importance of hygiene in relation to human life and values. The author emphasizes that simply reciting information about hygiene is not enough to truly improve human liv…
The new regime: A.D. 2202 The new regime : John Ira Brant’s The New Regime: A.D. 2202 (1909) is a utopian novel envisioning a collectivist society where competition is eliminated, automation replaces labor, and citizens receive free goods through a …
The communings with himself of Marcus Aurelius Antoninus Emperor of Rome, together with his speeches and sayings; a revised text and a translation into English by C.R. Haines This is another translation of Marcus Aurelius' thoughts, Marcus Aurel…
Mental alchemy A treatise on the mind, nervous system, psychology, magnetism, mesmerism, and diseases in twelve chapters Mental Alchemyby B. Brown Williams is a mid‑19th century treatise (1852–1853) exploring the mind, nervous system, psychology, ma…
Advertising; its principles, practice, and technique In this book, I have tried, to the best of ray judgment, to analyze and to put together in systematic form the available facts and elementary principles of advertising. It is hoped that the book m…
