The Works of Benjamin Disraeli

Dive into the intricate world of Victorian England with Volume 2 of “The Works of Benjamin Disraeli, Earl of Beaconsfield.” This meticulously curated collection presents a comprehensive view of Disraeli's literary and political genius, encompassing his celebrated novels, insightful romances, dramatic plays, evocative poems, compelling biographies, engaging short stories, and powerful speeches.

Edited by Edmund Gosse and Robert Arnot, this volume offers a unique window into the mind of one of Britain's most influential Prime Ministers and novelists. Experience the wit and wisdom of Disraeli as he navigates the complexities of politics, society, and personal ambition. Perfect for scholars, students, and anyone fascinated by the Victorian era, this collection is a testament to Disraeli's enduring legacy as a statesman and author.

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