Walter Besant

Born: 14 August 1836

Died: 9 June 1901

A novelist and historian who lived largely in London. Brother-in-law to Annie Wood Besant.

Born: 14 August 1836

Died: 9 June 1901

Walter Besant

Books by Walter Besant (50 max)

History of London

Autobiography of Sir Walter Besant

All sorts and conditions of men: an impossible story.

London

Survey of Western Palestine Arabic and English Name Lists Collected During the Survey

Westminster

Lady of Lynn

The golden butterfly

Ready-money Mortiboy: a matter-of-fact story

Revolt of Man

For faith and freedom.

The chaplain of the fleet: a novel

Jerusalem, the city of Herod and Saladin.

The ivory gate.

Rabelais.

Children of Gibeon

Dorothy Forster: a novel

Revolt of Man A Utopian/Dystopian Feminist/Anti-Feminist Classic!

The art of fiction.

The world went very well then

The golden butterfly: a novel

London in the time of the Stuarts

As We Are And As We May Be

In Luck at Last

Art of Fiction

All in a garden fair: a simple story of three boys and a girl

Ready-money Mortiboy a matter-of-fact story

All in a garden fair: the simple story of three boys and a girl

The eulogy of Richard Jefferies.: With a port.

Captain Cook.

The rebel queen: a novel

Beyond the dreams of avarice: a novel ...

Chaplain of the Fleet

All Sorts and Conditions of Men : : An Impossible Story

The Art of Fiction

Ready-money: a drama in four acts

With harp and crown: a novel

The golden butterfly a novel

The monks of Thelema an invention

All sorts and conditions of men an impossible story

ten years' tenant: and other stories

The captains' room, etc.

Children of Gibeon

The world went very well then.

Fifty years ago.

Herr Paulus, his rise, his greatness, & his fall.

'Twas in Trafalgar's Bay, and other stories

The city of refuge

South London

The orange girl