Newton's Library
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  Humour, satire, logic, all combined in a brilliantly entertaining classic of the fourth dimension. The narrator, A. Square, lives in a two dimensional world - literally. Then, his simple 2D ideas and beliefs are intruded upon by a Sphere from the land of 3 dimensions. philosophically challenging and at the same time mathematically and logically intriguing. Illustrated.

  Peter Abelard's life. Abelard was one of the great intellectuals of the 12th century. For a long period all his works were included in the later Index of Forbidden Books.

  A short story about five unhappy people starting on a expedition to the North Pole.

  The famous story about the ugly little bird who grew up to become a beautiful swan.

  This tale of the self-seeking Lady Susan Vernon was probably written some time before 1805, but it was not published until 1871, as part of James Edward Austen-Leigh's "Memoir".

  The romantic tale of Catherine Morland and her marriage to a pleasant young man.

  24 chapters of Englishness, troubles, romance, misunderstandings and what-not.