Benjamin and Isaac Disraeli

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."

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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