Charles Dudley Warner
Charles Dudley Warner was an American essayist, novelist, and friend of Mark Twain, with whom he co-authored the novel The Gilded Age: A Tale of Today.
Literary Copyright
Explore the contentious battle for authors' rights, where the very essence of literary creation clashes with the cold realities of commerce.
By Charles Dudley Warner
The Complete Writings of Charles Dudley Warner — Volume 3
Venture into the late 19th century's captivating outdoors, where you'll encounter wildlife, nature's challenges, and the author's witty introspection.
By Charles Dudley Warner
Thoughts Suggested by Mr. Froude's "Progress"
In a world questioning if things are truly improving, one author makes a case for the enduring possibility of human growth through knowledge, freedom, and shared responsibility.
By Charles Dudley Warner
In the Levant Twenty Fifth Impression
Embark on a journey through ancient lands as a 19th-century traveler recounts historical reflections and vivid experiences in the vibrant Levant region.
By Charles Dudley Warner
In the Wilderness
A surprising encounter with a berry-loving bear turns a peaceful mountain adventure into a comical tale of survival and disbelief.
By Charles Dudley Warner
Washington Irving
Discover the life of a celebrated American author and the stories that shaped a nation's literary identity.
By Charles Dudley Warner
The Education of the Negro
In post-Civil War America, a population grapples with newfound educational opportunities that may not guarantee true advancement without character development and practical skills.
By Charles Dudley Warner
Equality
Explore how the pursuit of absolute sameness clashes with the reality of human diversity and societal advancement.
By Charles Dudley Warner
As We Go
** Explore essays from the late 1800s pondering social roles, American democracy, and contrasting views on societal progress.
By Charles Dudley Warner
Captain John Smith
An adventurer's extraordinary life in early America is revealed, separating fact from elaborate tale.
By Charles Dudley Warner
The American Newspaper
A critical look into the past reveals the struggle of newspapers to balance profits with their duty to inform and educate the public.
By Charles Dudley Warner
Being a Boy
Experience the charm of youth as a mischievous boy navigates the adventures and responsibilities of growing up on a farm.
By Charles Dudley Warner
The Complete Writings of Charles Dudley Warner — Volume 4
A boy's memories bloom into stories of oxen, farm animals, and chores, revealing the simple joys and heartfelt lessons of growing up on a 19th-century farm.
By Charles Dudley Warner
England
Discover the saga of a small island's rise to global dominance, filled with daring adventurers, complex colonial ambitions, and a lasting impact on today's world.
By Charles Dudley Warner
The Works of Charles Dudley Warner Project Gutenberg Editions
Explore a world of humor and wisdom as a 19th-century writer shares personal reflections on nature, society, and the joy of exploration through a collection of thought-provoking essays.
By Charles Dudley Warner
Quotations from the Project Gutenberg Editions of the Works of Charles Dudley Warner
Explore a treasury of witty and insightful reflections on society, human nature, and the American experience from a bygone era.
By Charles Dudley Warner
On Horseback
Amidst humorous debates, two companions saddle up for an adventure through the post-Civil War South, discovering natural beauty and unique characters along the way.
By Charles Dudley Warner
What Is Your Culture to Me?
In a time of change, a speaker challenges the educated to make their knowledge useful, bridging the gap between scholars and everyday people to create a better society for all.
By Charles Dudley Warner
Certain Diversities of American Life
Witness a nation grappling with its identity as it chases wealth and navigates the complex terrain of contrasting cultures and evolving values.
By Charles Dudley Warner
Quotes and Images From The Works of Charles Dudley Warner
Experience the wit and wisdom of 19th-century America through essays that explore everything from humorous gardening mishaps to critical reflections on society.
By Charles Dudley Warner