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La collection "L'hygiène des riches" se distingue par ses explorations thématiques centrales sur

In "The Bread-winners: A Social Study," John Hay expertly weaves a narrative that blends social

In "A Supplication for the Beggars," Simon Fish presents a compelling treatise that delves into the

Unveiling the intricate tapestry of social and political satire, "The Prophet's Mantle" offers an

In "Social Pictorial Satire," George Du Maurier masterfully encapsulates the rigors of Victorian

In "Portraits of Children of the Mobility," Percival Leigh employs a vivid, almost impressionistic

Edwin Hodder (1837–1904) was a respected Victorian era author and historian, renowned for his works

In "Britain for the British," Robert Blatchford presents a compelling critique of national identity

In "Touch and Go," D. H. Lawrence crafts a vivid narrative that explores the complexities of human

In "Signs of Change," William Morris explores the intricate relationship between society, art, and

In "Miriam's Schooling and Other Papers," William Hale White presents a series of interrelated

In "The Socialist," Guy Thorne presents a provocative exploration of the socio-political landscape

In "A Day with a Tramp, and Other Days," Walter A. Wyckoff embarks on a vivid exploration of life

In "A Child of the Jago," Arthur George Morrison crafts a vivid and harrowing narrative set in the

William Makepeace Thackeray's "The Book of Snobs" is a keen social satire that deftly dissects the

In "Revolution, and Other Essays," Jack London delves into the tumultuous political and social

My Secret Life is a provocative and intricate exploration of Victorian sexual awakening, woven into

In "The Collected Works of Edward Bellamy," readers are presented with a comprehensive anthology