Everyman's Library from Bee's Books

London, United Kingdom: Everymans Library, 1994. New. A brand New, Shrink wrapped copy of Leo Tolstoy's 'The Cossacks' From the Everyan's Library:Photos are of one of the four that are for sale, not stock photos If you wish to purchase and would like a photo of the book you will be sent, I will happily provide themA brilliant… Read more about this item

Everyman's Library. New/Perfect. Samuel Butler (1835-1902) made one reputation during his lifetime with his Utopian satire Erewhon, and a second reputation after his death with The Way of All Flesh, published posthumously This novel, the story of Ernest Pontifex, is a thinly disguised autobiography in which Butler brutally but hilariously savages the financial, sexual, familial and spiritual hypocrisies… Read more about this item

Everyman's Library. New/Perfect. A hypnotic story of hatred, revenge and catastrophe in which Cousin Bette exacts a terrible price from the rich relations who use and humiliate her This book portrays the world of post-Napoleonic France, where commercial greed and sexual debauchery are rampant among a demoralized ruling classSource: Publisher

Everyman's Library. New/Perfect. This novel uses the hero, Deronda, to come to terms with the English Jews, a society-within-a-society The book's heroine, Gwendolen Harleth, marries for power rather than love, uncovering a vein in human relations that could lead, through the best intentions, to despairSource: Publisher

Everyman's Library. New/Perfect. Brand New shrink wrapped copy of George Elliot's Daniel Deronda from George Eliot's last novel, published in 1876, weaves together two stories, one about Gwendolen Harleth, the spoilt beauty who marries for money, the other concerning the mysterious hero of the title whose search for his true destiny leads him towards Zionism All Eliot's great… Read more about this item

Everyman's Library, 1994. New/Perfect. Brand New, Shrink WrappedTHE CUSTOM OF THE COUNTRY is probably Edith Wharton's most savage satire on the manners of late nineteenth-century America It is the story of the exquisitely beautiful but brutally ambitious Undine Spragg who marries her way into the high aristocracy of Europe, abandoning several husbands along the way This novel, which… Read more about this item

Everyman's Library. New/Perfect. Brand New beautiful Everyman's Library issue of this classic book The greatest epistolary novel, Les Liaisons dangereuses simultaneously illustrates and perverts the laws of its genre The correspondence born from the libertine wager between the Viscount de Valmont and the Marquise de Merteuil reveals the false pretenses of aristocratic society and demystifies libertinage like it… Read more about this item

Everyman's Library. Brand New and unreadThe Master of Ballantrae: A Winter's Tale is an 1889 novel by the Scottish author Robert Louis Stevenson, focusing upon the conflict between two brothers, Scottish noblemen whose family is torn apart by the Jacobite rising of 1745 He worked on the book in Tautira after his health was restored 373 pp

Everyman's Library, 1992. New/Perfect. New, shrinkwrapped copyBoth the novels in this edition deal with division and duality Full of romance, excitement and adventure, they present a sense of moral ambiguity coupled with a deep feeling for Scotland and its historyPublisher 373 pp

Everyman's Library, 1994. Hardback. New/Perfect. Everyman's Library, 1994. New. New (Shrink-wrapped): This volume contains two of the world's great love stories - FIRST LOVE, and SPRING TORRENTS, which show Turgenev at his very best. Simple, direct and tender, they record the pains and glories of youthful infatuation in a style which evokes exactly and in detail what… Read more about this item

Everymsan Library, 1994. Hardback. New. Everymsan Library, 1994. New. Published in 1864, CAN YOU FORGIVE HER? was the first volume in what turned out to be the Palliser sequence of six political novels, serialized on television some years ago. It is in this book that we first meet Plantagenet Palliser, later to become Duke of Omnium, but… Read more about this item

Everyman's Library, November 26, 1992. Hardback. New/Perfect. Everyman's Library, November 26, 1992. New. New (Shrink-wrapped): Amy Dorrit's father is not very good with money. She was born in the Marshalsea debtors' prison and has lived there with her family for all of her twenty-two years, only leaving during the day to work as a seamstress for the… Read more about this item

Everyman's Library, September 26, 1991. Hardback. New/Slight Cripming. Everyman's Library, September 26, 1991. New. New – Crimping to Dust Jacket, back, bottom: This book details the life of the irresistible Moll and her struggles through poverty and sin in search of property and power. Born in Newgate Prison to a picaresque mother, Moll propels herself through marriages,… Read more about this item

Everyman's Library, October 20, 1994. Hardback. New/Perfect. Everyman's Library, October 20, 1994. New. The distinctive combination of manic comedy, bitter satire and fierce melodrama separates this novel from its author's other works. Published in 1844 after Dickens returned from America, the action moves between Britain and United States in ways which highligh the failing of both societies.… Read more about this item

Everyman, 1994. Hardback. New/Perfect. This volume contains two of the world's great love stories - FIRST LOVE, and SPRING TORRENTS, which show Turgenev at his very best. Simple, direct and tender, they record the pains and glories of youthful infatuation in a style which evokes exactly and in detail what it is like to be young and in… Read more about this item

Everyman's Library, October 22, 1998. Hardback. New/Perfect. Brand new and unread copy of the Everyman's Library edition. Photos are of one of the books advertised, all are in the same perfect condition, however if you wish to purchse and want a picture of the book tht will be sent. let me kno.Husain Haddawy's translation offers the text in… Read more about this item

David Campbell, 1995. Hardback. New. A Superb historical novel set in the late seventeenth century, Rob Roy is also an adventure story. Using his favourite device of contrasting characters and places, Scott sets romantic rural Scotland against the prosaic cities of Glasgow and London. In his tragic portrait of Rob Roy MacGregor, he shows the feudal world of… Read more about this item

Everyman's Library, October 20, 1994. Hardback. New/Perfect. New (Shrink-wrapped): The distinctive combination of manic comedy, bitter satire and fierce melodrama separates this novel from its author's other works. Published in 1844 after Dickens returned from America, the action moves between Britain and United States in ways which highligh the failing of both societies. The Everyman edition is being… Read more about this item

Everyman's Library, April 21, 1994. Hardback. New/Perfect. New (Shrink-wrapped):In his last completed novel, published in 1864-5, Dickens confirmed his reputation as a story-teller of genius while extending the sphere of his imagination to new worlds. Like all Dickens' novels, OUR MUTUAL FRIEND weaves together many stories, uniting them in the bizarre symbolism of the wealth which derives from… Read more about this item

Everyman's Library, 1995. Hardback. New/Perfect. The concluding episode in Trollope's magnificent sequence of six Barsetshire novels narrates the trials of Joseph Crawley, the obsessive rector of Hogglestovk, as he struggles to clear his name from accusations of theft. But Crawley's story is only one thread in a complex tapesty which includes favourite characters from earlier novels in this… Read more about this item