The Complete Elizabeth Gaskell Collection by Elizabeth Gaskell

Elizabeth Gaskell was one of the most prominent British writers during the Victorian era. Gaskell wrote many classics that are still read by the masses today. This collection includes the following:

NOVELS

North and South

Cranford

Wives and Daughters

Mary Barton

Ruth

Sylvia's Lovers

NOVELLAS

Mr. Harrison's Confessions

The Moorland Cottage

The Poor Clare

My Lady Ludlow

Lois the Witch

A Dark Night's Work

Cousin Phillis

NON-FICTION

The Life of Charlotte Bronte

French Life

Modern Greek Songs

Traits and Stories of the Huguenots

Cumberland Sheep-Shearers

Disappearances

Sketches among the Poor, No. 1

The Last Generation in England

Clopton Hall

SHORT STORIES

Two Fragments of Ghost Stories

Some Passages from the History of the Chromley Family

Crowley Castle

The Cage at Cranford

An Italian Institution

Shams

Six Weeks at Heppenheim

The Grey Woman

Curious, if True

A Fear for the Future

Round the Sofa

The Doom of the Griffiths

A Visit to Eton

Half a Life-time Ago

Lizzie Leigh

Company Manners

Uncle Peter

My French Master

Morton Hall

The Scholar's Story

Bran

The Squire's Story

Bessy's Troubles at Home

The Shah's English Gardener

The Deserted Mansion

The Heart of John Middleton

Martha Preston

The Well of Pen-Morfa

Hand and Heart

The Sexton's Hero

Libbie Marsh's Three Eras

Right at Last

The Half-Brothers

An Accursed Race

The Old Nurse's Story

Christmas Storms and Sunshine

The Crooked Brance

The Manchester Marriage (a short story from "A House to Let" with co-authors Charles Dickens, Wilkie Collins, and Adelaide Anne Procter)