303 p. Title page missing. [Information for catalogue record from first page and spine.]fictionBook published in several volumes, which explore the fates of various characters, including Austin Wentworth, Guy Darrell and Lionel Haughton, showing how each character manages their life choices, money and secrets. Book VII mainly focuses on the life of Guy Darrell, who must decided what to do with his life, wealth and power.james dodds, original collection, fiction, lord lytton, english literature

290 p. : brown cover embossed with black decorative design.fictionThe story is set during the French Revolution, and tells the story of Zanoni, who has lived since Babylonian times, possesses supernatural powers, and has the capacity to live an eternal life. He sacrifices this for a human life when he falls in love with Viola Pisoni, an opera singer. lord lytton, fiction, english literature, james dodds, original collection, supernatural, rosicrucians

288 + p. (title page and final pages missing) : frontispiece illustration. Bound in calico which is printed with product advertisements.fictionThemes of love, duty and social ambition. Some supernatural elements.fiction, lord lytton, t. craig [bookbinder], english literature

487 p. ; bound in calico which has advertisements printed on the cover. Title page missing. Information for catalogue record derived from half-title page and publisher's advertising at end of book.fictionThe novel, comprising twelve sections or "books", is set during the Wars of the Roses, and focuses on the power struggle between King Edward IV and the Earl of Warwick, known to history as "Warwick the Kingmaker".historical fiction, edward iv king of england, warwick the kingmaker, lord lytton, t. craig [bookbinder]

295 p. : paper-covered cardboard cover, with green trim. Title and author's name in gold on spine.fictionAn exploration of Parisian social life and customs at a time of rapid social change.fiction, english literature, lord lytton

Two works published in one volume. xxvii ; 416 p. 'Pausanias' p. 1-376, with dedication p. v-xvii. 'The haunted' p. 377-416, with editor's note of explanation p. 378. Book has a plain dark green cover, with title and author's name in gold on spine. fiction'Pausanias' is an unfinished work of historical fiction, which explores the life and struggles of the Spartan general, Pausanias. 'The haunted and the haunters' is a ghost story, first published in Blackwood's Magazine in 1859.lord lytton, english literature, ghost stories, historical fiction, greek history

320 p. : bound in calico which is printed with product advertisements. Two works in one volume: 'Eugene Aram - A tale' p. 1-304. Includes dedication to Sir Walter Scott (dated 1831), Prefaces from 1831, 1840, and 1851 editions. 'Eugene Aram - A tragedy', p. 307-320, preceded by 'Advertisement' dated 1833. fictionA tale of events that led to the execution of Eugene Aram in 1759.lord lytton, eugene aram, t. craig [bookbinder], historical fiction, english literature

Three works published in one volume. 'Leila', p. 1-121, with Preface; 'Calderon' p. 123-164; 'Pilgrims', page numbers recommence, xii p. (with Dedication, Advertisement to the First Edition, Preface, Table of Contents), then p. 1-172. Brown cover embossed with decorative pattern in black. Spine similarly embossed in gold and black.fictionThree separate novellas published together. 'Leila' and 'Calderon' are historical fiction, set in Spain in the 15th and17th centuries. 'Pilgrims' is a set of loosely connected stories based in German folklore.james dodds, original collection, lord lytton, historical fiction, english literature, folklore

Red cloth covered book with red leather spline and marbled papers.non-fictionballarat school of mines library, literature, homer, book of the dead, first books, bible, sacred books of the east, greek mythology, roman, renaissance, william shakespeare, john milton, marvill, walton, john bunyan, pepys, john dryden, samuel dryden, pierre corneille, charles perrault, alexander pope, daniel defoe, samuel richardson, henry fielding, tobias smollett, maria edgeworth, samuel johnson, edmund burke, jean mielot, edward gibbon, robert burns, james hogg, french revolution, goethe, schiller, lessing, wordsworth, southey, coleridge, hood, thomas moore, william blake, byron, shelley, keats, walter scott, aleandre dumas, victor hugo, charles lamb, alfred tennyson, william morris, edward fitzgerald, charles dickens, william thackeray, anthony trollope, edward lytton, wilkie collins, charles read, charles kinglsey, bronte, george eliot, charlott yonge, mark rutherford, ralph emerson, nathaniel hawthorne, edgar allan poe, mark twain, george sand, balzac, james froude, george borrow, richard jeffereis, winston churchill, nietsche, hans anderson, lewis carroll, may sinclair

Labelled: 'Phillip Island Historical Society. Cleeland Bequest'. Stamped 'Cowes Public Library'.

312 p. : brown cover, leather trim on spine, marbled page edges. The name 'LYTTON' embossed in centre of fromt cover. 'Paul Clifford' p. 1-289 ; 'Tomlinsoniana' p. 291-312. fictionBy day Paul Clifford is a young man about town, by night a highwayman. After numerous adventures, discovering his family origins, and narrowly escaping the hangman's noose, Paul eventually escapes to America with his beloved, Lucy. "The novel serves as a loud cry for social reform . . . appeal to society to amend the circumstances that breed crime". 'Tomlinsoniana' is a satirical appendix to the novel. The novel's character Augustus Tomlinson, who throughout the novel uses ethical and political arguments to justify highway robbery and pickpocketing, has become a Professor of Moral Philosophy at a (unnamed, fictional) German university. This section of the book is supposedly a collection of his writings on 'The popular art of cheating' and other moral issues.lord lytton, fiction, english literature