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All He Knew A Story by John Habberton details late 19th early 20th century Californian life Fiction.
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Alonzo Fitz and Other Stories by Mark Twain.
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American Notes by Rudyard Kipling Written by the first ever British Nobel prize recipient for literature, Indian born Kipling details his travels to San Francisco in the lat 19th Century.
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Amy Foster is a short story about a Polish immigrant who falls for an English woman while been shipwrecked on the shores of Kent, England en route to America Yanko Goorall eventually marries this English woman named Amy Foster and they have a child.
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An Inland Voyage is regarded as the fist piece of outdoor literature Written by Robert Louis Stevenson, it is his travel account from a canoeing trip along the River Oise through France and Belgium with his friend Sir Walter Grindlay Simpson.
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Androcles and the Lion is a 1912 play written by George Bernard Shaw, set in Roman times,about a slave who gets saved from torture by a lion Shaw writes the play using slapstick humour, verbal wit and physical humour in outlining his themes.
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Angling sketches retells Andrew Lang's fishing adventures in the Scotish waters Non-fiction.
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Apology is Plato's version of the speech as given by Socrates in which he defends himself against the charges of corrupting the young, non-belief in gods and creation of new deities Drama.
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Ballad of Reading Gaol is a poem written by Oscar Wilde following his imprisonment for homosexual behaviour A hanging, which occurred during Wildes stay in prison, was the source of inspiration at his look into crime,punishment and the death pen.
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Ban and Arriere Ban: A Rally of Fugitive Rhymes by Andrew Lang Poetry.
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