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1814-1880
William Henry Giles Kingston (28 February 1814 – 5 August 1880), often credited as W. H. G. Kingston, was an English writer of boys' adventure novels.
William Henry Giles Kingston
1874
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1873
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1858
William Henry Giles Kingston
1871
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William Henry Giles Kingston
1875
William Henry Giles Kingston
1879
William Henry Giles Kingston
1869
William Henry Giles Kingston
1871
William Henry Giles Kingston
1874
William Henry Giles Kingston
1879
William Henry Giles Kingston
1872
William Henry Giles Kingston
1877
William Henry Giles Kingston
1845
William Henry Giles Kingston
1901
William Henry Giles Kingston
1861
William Henry Giles Kingston
1874
William Henry Giles Kingston
1858
William Henry Giles Kingston
1884
William Henry Giles Kingston
1868
William Henry Giles Kingston
1879
William Henry Giles Kingston
1851
William Henry Giles Kingston
1867
William Henry Giles Kingston
1860
William Henry Giles Kingston
1875
William Henry Giles Kingston
William Henry Giles Kingston
1876
William Henry Giles Kingston
1864
William Henry Giles Kingston
1878
William Henry Giles Kingston
William Henry Giles Kingston
William Henry Giles Kingston
1863
William Henry Giles Kingston
1882
William Henry Giles Kingston
1873
William Henry Giles Kingston
1871
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William Henry Giles Kingston
1881
William Henry Giles Kingston
1882
William Henry Giles Kingston
1880
William Henry Giles Kingston
William Henry Giles Kingston
1874
William Henry Giles Kingston
1882
William Henry Giles Kingston
1852
William Henry Giles Kingston
1878
William Henry Giles Kingston
1876
William Henry Giles Kingston
1880
William Henry Giles Kingston
1874
William Henry Giles Kingston
1880
William Henry Giles Kingston
1874
William Henry Giles Kingston
1877
William Henry Giles Kingston
William Henry Giles Kingston
1879
William Henry Giles Kingston
William Henry Giles Kingston
1864
William Henry Giles Kingston
William Henry Giles Kingston
1860
William Henry Giles Kingston
William Henry Giles Kingston
1872
William Henry Giles Kingston
1881
William Henry Giles Kingston
1876
William Henry Giles Kingston
1880
William Henry Giles Kingston
1873
William Henry Giles Kingston
1889
William Henry Giles Kingston
1876
William Henry Giles Kingston
1873
William Henry Giles Kingston
William Henry Giles Kingston
1877
William Henry Giles Kingston
1877
William Henry Giles Kingston
1872
William Henry Giles Kingston
1892
William Henry Giles Kingston
1872
William Henry Giles Kingston
1880
William Henry Giles Kingston
William Henry Giles Kingston
1860
William Henry Giles Kingston
William Henry Giles Kingston
1875
William Henry Giles Kingston
1880
William Henry Giles Kingston
1877
William Henry Giles Kingston
1880
William Henry Giles Kingston
1880
William Henry Giles Kingston
1885
William Henry Giles Kingston
William Henry Giles Kingston
William Henry Giles Kingston
1931
William Henry Giles Kingston
William Henry Giles Kingston
William Henry Giles Kingston
1870
William Henry Giles Kingston
1878
William Henry Giles Kingston
William Henry Giles Kingston
1857
William Henry Giles Kingston
1879
William Henry Giles Kingston
1870
William Henry Giles Kingston
1877
William Henry Giles Kingston
William Henry Giles Kingston
1873
William Henry Giles Kingston
1874
William Henry Giles Kingston
William Henry Giles Kingston
1883
William Henry Giles Kingston
1881
William Henry Giles Kingston
1867
William Henry Giles Kingston
1868
William Henry Giles Kingston
William Henry Giles Kingston
1872
William Henry Giles Kingston
1879
William Henry Giles Kingston
1872
William Henry Giles Kingston
William Henry Giles Kingston
1851
William Henry Giles Kingston
1873
William Henry Giles Kingston
1878
William Henry Giles Kingston
1876
William Henry Giles Kingston
1814
William Henry Giles Kingston
1866
William Henry Giles Kingston
1870
William Henry Giles Kingston
1873
William Henry Giles Kingston
1878
William Henry Giles Kingston
William Henry Giles Kingston
William Henry Giles Kingston
1876
William Henry Giles Kingston
William Henry Giles Kingston
1879
William Henry Giles Kingston
1873
William Henry Giles Kingston
1869
William Henry Giles Kingston
1874
William Henry Giles Kingston
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1873
William Henry Giles Kingston
1873
A historical novel written during the mid- to late 19th century, reflecting the tumultuous early days of the Reformation. The book explores the struggle of ordinary people against the rising tide of religious oppression, specifically focusing on the Roman Church's attempts to keep the Bible from the hands of the masses. The narrative centers around a woodcutter, his family, and a traveling book hawker who introduces them to the scriptures and ignites their faith. The story unfolds as a traveler named Gottlieb Spena seeks refuge in the woodcutter's home, sharing with them Bibles and the principles of Christianity that had been suppressed by the Church. The woodcutter, Nicholas Moretz, along with his grandchildren, Karl and Meta, are drawn into the transformative power of these texts, ultimately leading to Moretz’s imprisonment for standing up against the local authorities. The narrative depicts their struggles, both against societal norms and personal challenges, interwoven with themes of faith, love, and the pursuit of truth. The climax brings tension between the peasants and the ruling class, ultimately resulting in battles fueled by the desire for freedom, underscoring the book's rich backdrop of religious reformation and social upheaval. Throughout the text, Kingston illustrates how access to knowledge can empower individuals to rise against tyranny while remaining anchored in their faith.
William Henry Giles Kingston
William Henry Giles Kingston
Jane Austen
Mark Twain
Joseph Conrad
George Gissing
Jean Paul
Gilbert Parker
Benjamin, Earl of Beaconsfield Disraeli
George Manville Fenn