16 books by Benjamin Disraeli and three by his father Isaac Disraeli. In addition to being a popular novelist, Benjamin Disraelli served in government for four decades, twice as prime minister (in fierce competition with Gladstone). For his service, he was given the title "Earl of Beaconsfield." Table of Contents -- Benjamin Disraeli, the Earl of Beaconsfield (1804-1881) * Alroy or the Prince of the Captivity, 1833 * Coningsby or the New Generation, 1844 * Count Alarcos: a Tragedy, (play) 1839 * Endymion, 1880 * Henrietta Temple, 1837 * The Infernal Marriage [based on the myth of Proserpine and Pluto], 1834 * Ixion in Heaven (short story), 1834 * Lord George Bentinck, a Political Biography, 1852 * Lothair, 1970 * The Rise of Iskander, 1834 * Sketches * Sybil or the Two Nations, 1845 * Tancred or the New Crusade, 1847 * Venetia, 1887 * Vivian Gray, 1826 (his first novel) * The Voyage of Captain Popanilla, 1828 * The Young Duke. 1831 Isaac Disraeli (1766-1848), father of Benjamin Disraeli * Curiosities of Literature volume 1, 1823 * Curiosities of Literature volume 2, 1823 * Literary Charactger os Men of Genius, DRawn from Their Own Feelings and Confessions, edited by Benhamin Disraeli
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