19th Century Literature

Works from 1800-1899 — the golden age of the novel across Europe and America.

Letters of Two BridesHonoré de Balzac

★3.8

RomanceHistorical Fiction

Work: A Story of ExperienceLouisa May Alcott

★3.6

BiographyFiction

American NotesCharles Dickens

★3.6

EssaysHistory

Rachel RayAnthony Trollope

★3.8

FictionEssays

Roderick HudsonHenry James

★3.7

FictionPoetry

Omoo: Adventures in the South SeasHerman Melville

★3.5

PoetryEssays

My Lady LudlowElizabeth Cleghorn Gaskell

★3.5

FictionHistorical Fiction

Osceola the Seminole; or, The Red Fawn of the Flower LandMayne Reid

★4.0

FictionChildren's Literature

The Frozen DeepWilkie Collins

★3.5

FictionHistorical Fiction

In the CageHenry James

★3.1

PoetryFiction

A Rogue's LifeWilkie Collins

★3.7

FictionHumor & Satire

The Piazza TalesHerman Melville

★3.8

PoetryAdventure

The Nether WorldGeorge Gissing

★3.9

FictionHistorical Fiction

Phantasmagoria and Other PoemsLewis Carroll

★3.6

Humor & SatireChildren's Literature

White Jacket; Or, The World on a Man-of-WarHerman Melville

★3.8

PoetryAdventure

Jezebel's DaughterWilkie Collins

★3.8

FictionMystery & Detective

John Gabriel BorkmanHenrik Ibsen

★3.7

Drama & PlaysFiction

The American SenatorAnthony Trollope

★4.0

EssaysFiction

The Romance of a ShopAmy Levy

★3.5

RomanceChildren's Literature

UrsulaHonoré de Balzac

★3.7

EssaysFiction

BearslayerAndrejs Pumpurs

★3.6

FantasyMythology & Folklore

FarewellHonoré de Balzac

★3.4

EssaysHistorical Fiction

AdieuHonoré de Balzac

★3.4

RomanceHistorical Fiction

Memoir of Jane AustenJames Edward Austen-Leigh

★3.7

FictionBiography