A moving exploration of the human heart and its many mysteries, The Quiet Heart is one of Margaret Oliphant’s most...... more

Explore the rich history and stunning artwork of Ireland’s early Christian period with Margaret Stokes’s comprehensive...... more

Margaret Stourton or a Year of Governess Life is a memoir written by the titular governess about her experiences...... more

This comprehensive guide provides tips and techniques for crystal drawing, including detailed instru... more

This collection of twenty-four original quatrains showcases the lyrical talent of Laura Margaret Marquand Walker. Her...... more

In this gripping novel, Margaret Bell Houston weaves a tale of intrigue and suspense set in the rural American South...... more

Originally published in 1897, Second Reader is a classic text for children learning to read. Designe... more

In this groundbreaking work, Margaret Doane Gardiner explores the nature and treatment of neurasthenia, a condition...... more

In this historical book, Margaret Sidney explores the history of Concord, Massachusetts and the many influential...... more

A delightful romantic comedy about a young woman who inherits a magical ring that grants her every w... more

In this captivating novel, Margaret Theodora Deaver explores the ups and downs of life through the character of Ruth...... more

A classic cookbook featuring over 300 French recipes, with a special emphasis on elegant and sophist... more

A collection of poignant and inspiring poems on a range of topics, from nature and love to faith and... more

Experience the joy and wonder of nature through the eyes of Margaret Perry, one of America’s most beloved poets. From...... more

Aunt Margaret’s Trouble is a timeless tale of family life, romance and intrigue. Written by the great 19th century...... more

Written in the mid-19th century, this pioneering work on child-rearing is as relevant today as it wa... more

This collection of essays and reflections offers a unique perspective on the nature of inner peace. Margaret Wade...... more

A comprehensive history of the Somerset Carthusians, a monastic order that existed in England from t... more

This book contains fifty-two stories of Christian missionaries and their experiences sharing their f... more

A collection of biographies of notable figures from Buckinghamshire, including John Hampden and Will... more

This novel tells the story of a small New England town and its colorful inhabitants, with a cast of ... more

Written in the mid-20th century, ’The Adventures of Blackberry Bear’ is a charming children’s book t... more

cultural shifts that have shaped our understanding of European history. Margaret Warre’s contributions to the work supplement...... more

This classic tale follows the life of a Scottish woman named Margaret Maitland as she navigates love, loss, and...... more

This book is a personal memoir that explores the complex relationship between a daughter and her mot... more

A Jodrell Deed and the Seals of the Black Prince is a historical study of the seals used by the Black Prince. Margaret...... more

Published in 1874, Lady Car: The Sequel of a Life is a classic novel by acclaimed author Mrs. Olipha... more

This heart-warming romance is a must-read! Margaret Vely shares the story of Mrs. Austin and Lizzie’s Bargain. A truly...... more

In this novel, Margaret Wade Campbell Deland explores the themes of love, marriage, and social class in turn of the...... more

Darkness and Light is an intriguing novel about a woman’s struggles with poverty, grief, and the com... more

When four friends decide to take a leap of faith and pursue their dreams, they discover that the jou... more

This book is a collection of short stories by the American author Margaret Deland, known for her insightful and...... more

This book provides a history of the Lord Mayor and Aldermen of London during the Tudor period. This ... more

Ten Days in the Light of Acca is a captivating memoir by Julia Margaret Kunkle Grundy, who traveled to the Middle East...... more

In this stirring tale of family loyalty and rivalry, three brothers vie for control of their family’... more

A collection of poems and songs by one of America’s most beloved poets, Margaret Elizabeth Munson Sangster. Published...... more

This classic Victorian novel tells the story of a small Scottish town and its inhabitants, with a fo... more

colleague. Written by Margaret Oliver Woods Lawrence and Meta Lander, two accomplished writers and close associates of Lawrence...... more

An account of a journey up the Labrador coast of Canada in the late 1800s, with vivid descriptions o... more

First published in 1899, Sisters-in-Law is a collection of fictional sketches that explore the relat... more

Margaret Fuller was an influential writer and feminist in the 19th century. This book provides a collection of memoirs...... more

poems. The works are attributed to Margaret Fuller, his sister, and reflect her philosophical perspectives on life and...... more

In this charming and beautifully illustrated book, Coxe uses floral emblems as a lens through which ... more

This book provides a firsthand account of the struggles faced by teachers in Virginia during a time ... more

This book is a collection of memoirs and letters by and about Margaret Fuller, a prominent writer and feminist in the...... more

Middle Ages to the 18th century. Edited by Anna Margaret Hoblyn and first published in 1903, the book includes works by...... more

This collection of short stories by Margaret Prescott Montague provides a poignant and insightful glimpse into the...... more

This poignant memoir explores the life of Hobart, a woman born in the late 19th century who grew up ... more

Published in 1864, Worlds Not Realized is a collection of spiritualist and supernatural fiction. The... more

A comprehensive and compelling account of the life and teachings of Jesus Christ. Bullitt meticulous... more

This is an abridged version of J.J. Daniell’s biography of Margaret Godolphin, a devoutly religious woman who lived in...... more

This gripping tale of love, loss, and betrayal follows the fate of Margaret Arnold, a young girl growing up in...... more

Scotland. Written by one of his former parishioners, Margaret E. Foster, it offers a fascinating glimpse into the world of the...... more

Margaret Oliphant Oliphant’s Phoebe Junior tells the story of a young woman coming of age in Victorian England. This...... more

Enter the fascinating world of the early 20th-century aristocracy with this gripping novel by Lady Margaret Majendie...... more

This novel tells the story of two orphaned siblings, Harry and Jessie, who are sent to live with the... more

Miss Marjori-Banks is a novel written by Margaret Oliphant Oliphant. It tells a story of a young woman who returns to...... more

This book is a novel by Margaret Sidney, telling the story of a group of children who spend half a year in the...... more

This book is a biography of Margaret Godolphin, a prominent figure in 17th century English society. It is written by...... more

This 19th-century novel explores the themes of love, marriage, and infidelity, and how these concept... more