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Don Quijote de la Mancha

Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra

1605 ★ 3.9

The C.S. Lewis handbook

Colin Duriez

1990

Some account of the life and writings of John Milton

Henry John Todd

1809 ★ 4.0

Encyclopedia of literature

Joseph Twadell Shipley, Joseph T. Shipley

1946

A Mark Twain lexicon

Robert L. Ramsay

1963

An index to the works of Shakespeare

Evangeline Maria Johnson O'Connor

1887

The Charles Dickens Encyclopedia

Michael Hardwick

1973

John Dewey, the collected works, 1882-1953, general editor, Jo Ann Boydston

Anne S. Sharpe

1991

Sein und Zeit

Martin Heidegger

1949 ★ 4.0

A Dickens dictionary

Philip, Alexander J., Alex J. Phillips, Research and Education Association

1909

The Eugene O'Neill companion

Margaret Loftus Ranald

1984

What Luther says

Martin Luther

1959

Dickens's England

Tony Lynch

1986

A guide to Middle-earth

Robert Foster

1971

The Bernard Shaw companion

Michael Hardwick

1973

The unabridged Marilyn

Randall Riese

1987

A dictionary of non-classical mythology

Marian Edwardes

1923

Freud

Frank Gaynor, Nandor Fodor

1950

A character index and guide to the fiction of Iris Murdoch

Cheryl Browning Bove

1986

The reader's encyclopedia

William Rose Bene t

1948

Heroes and heroines of fiction

William Shepard Walsh

1914

Music in the integrated social program of the modern school

1938

Dictionary of world literature

Joseph Twadell Shipley

1943

The Sherlock Holmes Encyclopedia

Orlando Park

1981

The facts about Shakespeare

Neilson, William Allan

1913

A glossary

Nares, Robert

1882

The Gilbert and Sullivan lexicon in which is gilded the philosophic pill

Harry Benford

1991

Complete glossary to the poetry and prose of Robert Burns

John Cuthbertson

1886

The Shakespeare key

Charles Cowden Clarke

1879

Shakespeare-lexicon

Schmidt, Alexander

1874

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