Elizabeth Gaskell 
The Complete Elizabeth Gaskell Collection 

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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)