Arnold Bennett

“ There is in eighteenth-century literature a considerable proportion of what I may term "unattractive excellence," which one must have for the purposes of completeness, but which may await actual perusal until more pressing and more human books have been read. ”

“ Scott Library010 Jonathan Swift, Gulliver's Travels: Temple Classics016 DANIEL DEFOE, Robinson Crusoe: World's Classics010 DANIEL DEFOE, Journal of the Plague Year: Everyman's Library010 Joseph Addison, Sir Richard Steele, Essays: Scott Library010 William Law, Serious Call: Everyman's Library010 Lady Mary W. Montagu, Letters: Everyman's Library010 George Berkeley, Principles of Human Knowledge: New Universal Library010 SAMUEL RICHARDSON, Clarissa (abridged) : Routledge's Edition020 John Wesley, Journal: Everyman's Library (4 vols.) ”

“ World's Classics010 Fanny Burney, Evelina: Everyman's Library010 Gilbert White, Natural History of Selborne: Everyman's Library010 Arthur Young, Travels in France: York Library020 Mungo Park, Travels: Everyman's Library010 Jeremy Bentham, Introduction to the Principles of Morals: Clarendon Press066 THOMAS ROBERT MALTHUS, Essay on the Principle of Population: Ward, Lock's Edition036 William Godwin, Caleb Williams: Newnes's Edition010 Maria Edgeworth, Helen: Macmillan's Illustrated Edition026 JANE AUSTEN, Novels: Nelson's New Century Library (2 vols.) ”