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Books that have
Changed Man’s Thinking
How the written word has influenced and shaped our lives.
This is a collection of some of the most significant and powerful books ever written.
Conscious of the suffering that man inflicts upon man, many brave writers have spoken out against the State and exposed the evils of the time. Others, Freud and Darwin, challenged the accepted codes and beliefs of the day. Under the title ‘Books That Have Changed Man’s Thinking’, we have assembled many of the world’s most profound literary works. Important books that the thinking person cannot ignore. Books that will increase your understanding of the past, its effect on the present and which spotlight the dangers for the future.
But some of the titles are surprising. Harriet Beecher Stowe’s ‘Uncle Tom’s Cabin’, for example not only a phenomenally successful novel but the book that fanned into a roaring blaze the revulsion of the time against slavery.
A truly superb bound collection in tan and holly green – volumes so handsome that a New York Times Editor said of one of them “. . . easily the most impressive book that I’ve ever had in my house.”
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OTHER TITLES |
The Red And The Black |
The Life Of Dr. Johnson |
Man’s Estate |
The Life Of |
The Age Of Reason |
Benevenuto Cellini |
Oliver Twist |
Candide And Other |
Introductory Lectures |
Tales |
On Psycho-Analysis |
Plays (Chekhov) |
Darkness At Noon |
The Gallic Wars |
Paradise Lost |
The Iliad |
Faust |
Brave New World |
Moby Dick |
Don Quixote |
Jack London Stories |
20,000 Leagues Under |
1984 |
The Sea |
Decline And Fall Of |
Tales Of Mystery And |
The Roman Empire |
Imagination |
The Divine Comedy |
Uncle Tom’s Cabin |
Rights Of Man |
Aeneid |
Walden |
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