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DANIEL DEFOE:

• The Shortest-Way With The Dissenters. (Satire.)

ALEXANDRE DUMAS (père):

• The Cenci. (Historical Essay.) (See also The Cenci by Stendhal.)
• The Man in the Iron Mask (Historical Essay: From Celebrated Crimes, not the novel.)
• Martin Guerre. (Historical Essay.)

VICTOR HUGO:

• Last Day of a Condemned. (Novel.)
• A Woman of the Streets. (Short Story.)
• Lecomte the Assassin. (Short Story.)
• A Fight With A Cannon. (Short Story.)
• Oration on Voltaire. (Speech.)
• Speech in Defense of his Son.
• Last Days of a Condemned Man & Capital Punishment. (Alternate text, From the Walter J. Black series.)

HENRY WADSWORTH LONGFELLOW:

• "Poems of Slavery." (Poetry.)

GUY de MAUPASSANT:

• Ball-of-Fat. (Short Story.)
• The Mad Woman. (Short Story.)
• Graveyard Sirens. (Short Story.)
• Ghosts. (Short Story.)

EDGAR ALLAN POE:

• The Narrative of A. Gordon Pym (Novel.) (See also Jules Verne, An Antartic Mystery.)

STENDHAL: (MARIE-HENRI BEYLE)

• The Cenci. (See aslo The Cenci by Alexandre Dumas.)

LEO TOLSTOY: (or TOLSTOI)

• Too Dear! (Short Story.)
• Love (Short Novel.)
• Martin Avdeitch. (Short Story)
• The Confessed Crime. (Short Story.)

MARK TWAIN:

• The Story of the Bad Little Boy. (Satire)
• The Story of the Good Little Boy. (Satire.)
• The United States of Lyncherdom.(Essay.)

JULES VERNE:

• An Antartic Mystery (Novel.) (Sequal to Edgar Allan Poe's Narrative of Arthur Gordon Pym.)