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The Unreality of Time (Annotated)

Enriched Edition. A Foundational Metaphysical Argument on A-Series, B-Series, Temporal Becoming, and Timeless Reality

by John McTaggart Ellis McTaggart, Daphne Ulwick ...

The Unreality of Time is one of the most influential essays in modern metaphysics, first published in Mind in 1908 and later incorporated into The Nature of Existence. McTaggart argues, with austere analytic precision, that time cannot be real because its essential structure involves contradiction. His famous distinction between the A-series—past, present, and future—and the B-series—earlier and ... Read more

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The Unreality of Time is one of the most influential essays in modern metaphysics, first published in Mind in 1908 and later incorporated into The Nature of Existence. McTaggart argues, with austere analytic precision, that time cannot be real because its essential structure involves contradiction. His famous distinction between the A-series—past, present, and future—and the B-series—earlier and
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Prosper Mérimée's Short Stories (Annotated)

Enriched Edition. Compact Tales of Passion, Honor, Revenge, and the Uncanny in Nineteenth-Century French Fiction

by Prosper Mérimée, Daphne Ulwick ...

Translated by George Burnham Ives ...

Prosper Mérimée's Short Stories gathers the work of a master of compression, irony, and dramatic suggestion, whose tales include such landmarks as "Mateo Falcone," "Colomba," "The Venus of Ille," "Lokis," and "Carmen." Written at the intersection of Romantic fascination with passion, violence, folklore, and the exotic, and an emerging realist discipline of observation, these stories are notable ... Read more

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Prosper Mérimée's Short Stories gathers the work of a master of compression, irony, and dramatic suggestion, whose tales include such landmarks as "Mateo Falcone," "Colomba," "The Venus of Ille," "Lokis," and "Carmen." Written at the intersection of Romantic fascination with passion, violence, folklore, and the exotic, and an emerging realist discipline of observation, these stories are notable
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The Persian Wars (Annotated)

Enriched Edition. Ancient Greek History, Persian Empire, and the Wars of Marathon, Thermopylae, and Greek Freedom

by Herodotus, Daphne Ulwick ...

Translated by A. D. Godley ...

Herodotus' The Persian Wars is at once a historical inquiry, an ethnographic panorama, and a literary masterpiece of classical prose. Framed around the rise of the Persian Empire and its great conflicts with the Greek city-states, the work moves from imperial courts and battlefield strategy to customs, marvels, speeches, and moral reflection. Its digressive, narrative style reflects the oral and ... Read more

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Herodotus' The Persian Wars is at once a historical inquiry, an ethnographic panorama, and a literary masterpiece of classical prose. Framed around the rise of the Persian Empire and its great conflicts with the Greek city-states, the work moves from imperial courts and battlefield strategy to customs, marvels, speeches, and moral reflection. Its digressive, narrative style reflects the oral and
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The Signature of All Things (Annotated)

Enriched Edition. A Visionary Treatise on Divine Nature Symbolism, Christian Theosophy, Alchemy, and Early Modern Mysticism

by Jakob Böhme, Daphne Ulwick ...

Translated by John Ellistone ...

In The Signature of All Things, Jakob Böhme presents one of the most audacious works of early modern mystical philosophy: a symbolic reading of nature as a divinely inscribed text. The book unfolds through dense, visionary prose, blending biblical exegesis, alchemical language, and metaphysical speculation. Its central doctrine—that every created thing bears an outward "signature" revealing its ... Read more

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In The Signature of All Things, Jakob Böhme presents one of the most audacious works of early modern mystical philosophy: a symbolic reading of nature as a divinely inscribed text. The book unfolds through dense, visionary prose, blending biblical exegesis, alchemical language, and metaphysical speculation. Its central doctrine—that every created thing bears an outward "signature" revealing its
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Around the World in Seventy-Two Days (Annotated)

Enriched Edition. A Victorian Reporter's Global Steamship Race and Landmark Travelogue of Gilded Age Adventure

by Nellie Bly, Daphne Ulwick ...

Around the World in Seventy-Two Days is Nellie Bly's brisk, observant account of her 1889–90 circumnavigation of the globe, undertaken to test—and surpass—the itinerary imagined in Jules Verne's Around the World in Eighty Days. Written in a lucid, energetic journalistic style, the book blends travel narrative, reportage, adventure, and self-fashioning. Its literary context is the late nineteenth ... Read more

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Around the World in Seventy-Two Days is Nellie Bly's brisk, observant account of her 1889–90 circumnavigation of the globe, undertaken to test—and surpass—the itinerary imagined in Jules Verne's Around the World in Eighty Days. Written in a lucid, energetic journalistic style, the book blends travel narrative, reportage, adventure, and self-fashioning. Its literary context is the late nineteenth
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The Diary of a Japanese Convert (Annotated)

Enriched Edition. A Meiji-Era Christian Memoir of Faith, Conscience, and Modern Japan

by Uchimura Kanzo, Daphne Ulwick ...

The Diary of a Japanese Convert is a searching record of spiritual awakening in Meiji Japan, where Western Christianity, national modernization, and inherited ethical traditions met in uneasy tension. Written with the candor of devotional autobiography and the discipline of a moral journal, it blends confession, reflection, and cultural observation. Its style is plain yet intensely inward, shaped ... Read more

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The Diary of a Japanese Convert is a searching record of spiritual awakening in Meiji Japan, where Western Christianity, national modernization, and inherited ethical traditions met in uneasy tension. Written with the candor of devotional autobiography and the discipline of a moral journal, it blends confession, reflection, and cultural observation. Its style is plain yet intensely inward, shaped
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Theodore Roosevelt: An Autobiography (Annotated)

Enriched Edition. A Progressive Era Memoir of Leadership, Reform, Strenuous Endeavor, and the United States Presidency

by Theodore Roosevelt, Daphne Ulwick ...

Theodore Roosevelt: An Autobiography is at once a personal memoir, a political testament, and a vigorous account of public life in the Progressive Era. Written in Roosevelt's characteristically muscular prose, the book moves from childhood frailty and self-discipline to ranching in the Dakota Badlands, military fame with the Rough Riders, and the presidency itself. Its style is direct, moralizing, ... Read more

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Theodore Roosevelt: An Autobiography is at once a personal memoir, a political testament, and a vigorous account of public life in the Progressive Era. Written in Roosevelt's characteristically muscular prose, the book moves from childhood frailty and self-discipline to ranching in the Dakota Badlands, military fame with the Rough Riders, and the presidency itself. Its style is direct, moralizing,
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CAPITAL (Annotated)

Enriched Edition. Vol. 1-3: Complete Edition - Including The Communist Manifesto, Wage-Labour and Capital, & Wages, Price and Profit

by Karl Marx, Daphne Ulwick ...

Translated by Frederick Engels, Samuel Moore, Edward Aveling, Eleanor Marx ...

Capital is Karl Marx's monumental critique of political economy, a rigorous investigation into the capitalist mode of production, commodity exchange, surplus value, accumulation, and crisis. Written in a dense yet often dramatic prose, it combines philosophy, history, economics, and literary irony. Situated within nineteenth-century industrial capitalism and classical political economy, the work ... Read more

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Capital is Karl Marx's monumental critique of political economy, a rigorous investigation into the capitalist mode of production, commodity exchange, surplus value, accumulation, and crisis. Written in a dense yet often dramatic prose, it combines philosophy, history, economics, and literary irony. Situated within nineteenth-century industrial capitalism and classical political economy, the work
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The Eighteenth Brumaire of Louis Napoleon (Annotated)

Enriched Edition. Class Struggle, the 1851 French Coup d'État, and the Origins of Bonapartist Rule

by Karl Marx, Daphne Ulwick ...

Translated by Daniel De Leon ...

In The Eighteenth Brumaire of Louis Napoleon, Karl Marx offers a penetrating analysis of the 1851 coup d'état by which Louis-Napoléon Bonaparte transformed the French Second Republic into an authoritarian empire. Written with biting irony, compressed historical narration, and theoretical brilliance, the work examines class struggle, political representation, and the strange repetition of ... Read more

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In The Eighteenth Brumaire of Louis Napoleon, Karl Marx offers a penetrating analysis of the 1851 coup d'état by which Louis-Napoléon Bonaparte transformed the French Second Republic into an authoritarian empire. Written with biting irony, compressed historical narration, and theoretical brilliance, the work examines class struggle, political representation, and the strange repetition of
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The Collected Works of Karl Marx (Annotated)

Enriched Edition. Capital, Communist Manifesto, Wage Labor and Capital, Critique of the Gotha Program, Wages, Price and Profit, Theses on Feuerbach

by Karl Marx, Daphne Ulwick1 ...

Translated by Samuel Moore, Daniel De Leon, Eleanor Marx Aveling, Friedrich Engels, Harriet E Lothrop, Florence Kelley, N.I. Stone, H. J. Stenning ...

The Collected Works of Karl Marx gathers the philosophical, economic, historical, and political writings through which Marx transformed modern social thought. From early reflections on alienation and critique of Hegelian idealism to the mature analysis of capital, class struggle, ideology, and revolutionary praxis, the collection reveals a prose style at once polemical, analytical, satirical, and ... Read more

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The Collected Works of Karl Marx gathers the philosophical, economic, historical, and political writings through which Marx transformed modern social thought. From early reflections on alienation and critique of Hegelian idealism to the mature analysis of capital, class struggle, ideology, and revolutionary praxis, the collection reveals a prose style at once polemical, analytical, satirical, and
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Imperialism & Revolution: Marx's Review of XIX Century Europe (Annotated)

Enriched Edition. The Eighteenth Brumaire of Louis Napoleon, Secret Diplomatic History of The Eighteenth Century, The Civil War in France

by Karl Marx, Daphne Ulwick ...

Translated by Daniel De Leon, Friedrich Engels, Eleanor Marx Aveling, H. J. Stenning ...

Imperialism & Revolution: Marx's Review of XIX Century Europe presents a sweeping interpretation of nineteenth-century Europe as a continent shaped by capitalist expansion, colonial rivalry, class antagonism, and recurrent revolutionary crisis. Written in Marx's characteristic style—polemical, historically dense, and analytically rigorous—the work situates political events within the larger ... Read more

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Imperialism & Revolution: Marx's Review of XIX Century Europe presents a sweeping interpretation of nineteenth-century Europe as a continent shaped by capitalist expansion, colonial rivalry, class antagonism, and recurrent revolutionary crisis. Written in Marx's characteristic style—polemical, historically dense, and analytically rigorous—the work situates political events within the larger
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The Conquest of a Continent (Illustrated Edition) (Annotated)

Enriched Edition. The Expansion of Races in America

by Madison Grant, Daphne Ulwick ...

Madison Grant's The Conquest of a Continent presents a sweeping, polemical account of North American settlement through the lens of early twentieth-century racial theory. Combining historical narrative, demographic speculation, and illustrative materials, the book interprets colonization, migration, and nation-building as contests among supposedly distinct European "stocks." Its style is assured, ... Read more

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Madison Grant's The Conquest of a Continent presents a sweeping, polemical account of North American settlement through the lens of early twentieth-century racial theory. Combining historical narrative, demographic speculation, and illustrative materials, the book interprets colonization, migration, and nation-building as contests among supposedly distinct European "stocks." Its style is assured,
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