Summary:
"Alphabetical Catalogue of Books in General Literature and Fiction [1913]" is a reference work likely compiled in the early 20th century. The book serves as a listing of various titles available in general literature and fiction published by Chatto & Windus, providing details about each publication such as author names, formats, and pricing. Readers can expect to find a comprehensive index of available works, making it a valuable resource for bibliophiles or anyone interested in the literary offerings of the time. At the start of the catalogue, it presents a meticulously organized list of books from several authors, detailing their works along with publication types and prices. It includes classic literature, dictionaries, poetry, children's books, and notable novels, providing not only the titles but also helpful information about different editions and illustrations. This extensive compilation demonstrates the breadth of literary culture in 1913 and reflects the interests of readers in that era, encompassing a variety of genres and styles. (This is an automatically generated summary.)