The Victorian Age in Literature Author:Gilbert Keith Chesterton
(1913)This book is not put forward as an authoritative history of Victorian literature. It is a free and personal statement of views and impressions about the significance of Victorian literature made by Mr. Chesterton at the Editors' express invitation.
Other Works Of Gilbert Keith Chesterton
- The Napoleon of Notting Hill
- The Trees of Pride
- The Club of Queer Trades
- Utopia of Usurers and other Essays
- The Appetite of Tyranny
- The Man Who Knew Too Much
- The Wisdom of Father Brown
- The Ball and the Cross
- Orthodoxy
- The Defendant
- The New Jerusalem
- Manalive
- Heretics
- What's Wrong With The World
- Alarms and Discursions
- All Things Considered
- A Short History of England
- Charles Dickens: (1906)
- The Innocence of Father Brown
- The Man Who Was Thursday
- The Crimes of England
- What I Saw in America
- Tremendous Trifles
- Eugenics and Other Evils
- Appreciations and Criticisms of the Works of Charles Dickens
- Twelve Types: A Collection of Biographies
- George Bernard Shaw
- Robert Browning