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Been reading through a few of Joseph Conrad's works and have gotten quite in to the late 18'th century setting. Does /lit/ have any favorite recomendations set during that time period, late or early?
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>>9869088
Do you mean 19th century (1800-1899)?
In that case
>Name of the Rose
>Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea
>Journey to the Center of the Earth
>The Lost World
>The Secret Garden
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>Buddenbrooks
>Tuck Everlasting
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>Master and Commander
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>>9869364
Yeah sorry about that, where I come from 18'th means 1800 - 1899. I always get that confused in translation.
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Many thanks for the tips anons.
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>>9869725
>The Count of Monte Cristo
Also a great book set in 19th century.
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>>9869364
>Name of the Rose
>19th century
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>>9869714
>I'm not an idiot I'm just foreign
Nice try Jack
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>>9869878
Broder, om du endast visste.
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>>9869934
>learned to speak Squarehead in case he needed to play foreign
Nice try Jack
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>>9869714
What's the 1st century and 2nd?
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