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The Benjamin Disraeli Library

The Benjamin Disraeli Library

Written by: Benjamin Disraeli
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Enter the brilliant, restless world of Benjamin Disraeli: novelist, statesman, wit, and chronicler of ambition, power, faith, society, and the strange machinery of England itself.

The Benjamin Disraeli Library presents his novels in full, restoring the splendour, intrigue, romance, and political imagination of one of the Victorian age’s most extraordinary voices. Here are ruined abbeys and rising factories, aristocrats and adventurers, prophets and politicians; an England divided, transformed, and forever conspiring.

For those who suspect that society is a drama, politics a romance, and history something more dangerous than either.
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Episodes
  • Coningsby, or The New Generation Book VII Chapters 7–8
    Oct 2 2026
    In which Coningsby, having avowed his love and secured the affection of Edith, is left to ponder the profound implications of their union beneath the serene but watchful moonlight over Hellingsley. Amidst a tempestuous morning fraught with paternal opposition and family enmities, he finds a solitary ally in Oswald Millbank, whose shared confidences and steadfast presence offer a slender hope against the gathering gloom.
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    26 mins
  • Coningsby, or The New Generation Book VII Chapters 3–6
    Oct 1 2026
    In which we are introduced to the picturesque and timeless Hellingsley Hall, where Coningsby renews his acquaintance with Edith and her family amidst the sweet charm of English summer and the stirring emotions of youthful affection. The narrative gently unfolds the delicate social interplay and thoughtful reflections of Coningsby as he navigates the tender beginnings of love, friendship, and the complexities of family ties within the serene and refined English countryside.
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    38 mins
  • Coningsby, or The New Generation Book VII Chapters 1–2
    Sep 30 2026
    In which the serene twilight over Oxford sets the stage for Coningsby's poignant reflections on love, friendship, and the mysterious ties binding his past, as he reunites with Millbank and prepares to depart the hallowed halls of learning. Together, they engage in a spirited and candid discourse on the future of English politics and religion, envisioning a society where enlightened loyalty and spiritual revival might renew the nation's greatness.
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    41 mins
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