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Country of origin names the country where a literary work was written and first published. Wikipedia identifies Pride and Prejudice as a novel "by English author Jane Austen," fixing the work to England even as it has since been read the world over. This dimension shows which countries have produced the most enduring works of a given period.

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A Christmas Carol

United Kingdom

A Clockwork Orange

United Kingdom

A Room of One's Own

United Kingdom

A Study in Scarlet

United Kingdom

A Tale of Two Cities

United Kingdom

And Then There Were None

United Kingdom

Animal Farm

United Kingdom

Ariel

United Kingdom

Atonement

United Kingdom

Beowulf

United Kingdom

Biographia Literaria

United Kingdom

Brave New World

United Kingdom

Carmilla

United Kingdom

Diary of a Nobody

United Kingdom

Dracula

United Kingdom

Erewhon

United Kingdom

Euphues: The Anatomy of Wit

United Kingdom

Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus

United Kingdom

Great Expectations

United Kingdom

Gulliver's Travels

United Kingdom

Hamlet

United Kingdom

Holy Sonnets

United Kingdom

I, Claudius

United Kingdom

Ivanhoe

United Kingdom

King Lear

United Kingdom

Kubla Khan

United Kingdom

Lyrical Ballads

United Kingdom

Macbeth

United Kingdom

Middlemarch

United Kingdom

Midnight's Children

United Kingdom

Moll Flanders

United Kingdom

Mrs Dalloway

United Kingdom

Murder on the Orient Express

United Kingdom

Nineteen Eighty-Four

United Kingdom

Ninety-nine Novels

United Kingdom

Oliver Twist

United Kingdom

On Heroes, Hero-Worship, and the Heroic in History

United Kingdom

Othello

United Kingdom

Out of Africa

United Kingdom

Paradise Lost

United Kingdom

Peter Ibbetson

United Kingdom

Pride and Prejudice

United Kingdom

Queenie

United Kingdom

Rebecca

United Kingdom

Red Alert

United Kingdom

Romeo and Juliet

United Kingdom

Sartor Resartus

United Kingdom

Science Fiction: The 100 Best Novels

United Kingdom

Scoop

United Kingdom

Shogun

United Kingdom

The ABC Murders

United Kingdom

The Beast in the Jungle

United Kingdom

The Body

United Kingdom

The Canterbury Tales

United Kingdom

The Castle of Otranto

United Kingdom

The Da Vinci Code

United Kingdom

The Faithful Shepherdess

United Kingdom

The Famished Road

United Kingdom

The First Men in the Moon

United Kingdom

The French Revolution: A History

United Kingdom

The Hobbit

United Kingdom

The Hound of the Baskervilles

United Kingdom

The Invisible Man

United Kingdom

The Lord of the Rings

United Kingdom

The Mabinogion

United Kingdom

The Magician

United Kingdom

The Ministry of Time

United Kingdom

The Moonstone

United Kingdom

The Murder of Roger Ackroyd

United Kingdom

The Nine Tailors

United Kingdom

The No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency

United Kingdom

The Picture of Dorian Gray

United Kingdom

The Prisoner of Zenda

United Kingdom

The Railway Children

United Kingdom

The Rape of the Lock

United Kingdom

The Remains of the Day

United Kingdom

The Rime of the Ancient Mariner

United Kingdom

The Snowman

United Kingdom

The Spear

United Kingdom

The Time Machine

United Kingdom

The Turn of the Screw

United Kingdom

The Valley of Fear

United Kingdom

The Virgin and the Gypsy

United Kingdom

The Woman in White

United Kingdom

They Flee from Me

United Kingdom

Things Fall Apart

United Kingdom

Three Men in a Boat

United Kingdom

Utopia

United Kingdom

Vanity Fair

United Kingdom

When I Lived in Modern Times

United Kingdom

Wide Sargasso Sea

United Kingdom

Wolf Hall

United Kingdom

Wuthering Heights

United Kingdom
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Encyclopaedia Britannica
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  • Contains: The Castle of Otranto
  • Contains: Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus
  • Contains: Wilhelm Meister's Apprenticeship
  • Contains: The Murders in the Rue Morgue
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Mrs Dalloway (Wikipedia)
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