Church Reading Order
1 series · 128 books
Church was a prolific author known for crafting engaging stories within the romance genre. Active between 1880 and 1907, he published a remarkable 162 works, including a series and several standalone novels. His most notable contribution is the series "Church," which has captivated readers with its compelling characters and narratives.
Standalone Novels Series
128 books
| # | Title |
|---|---|
| 1 | A traveller's tale |
| 2 | Aeneid for Boys and Girls |
| 3 | Aeneid for Boys and Girls, with Classic Paintings and Illustrations |
| 4 | Agricola |
| 5 | Annals |
| 6 | Annals and the Histories |
| 7 | Annals of Imperial Rome |
| 8 | Burning of Rome |
| 9 | Callias - a Tale of the Fall of Athens |
| 10 | Carthage : or the empire of Africa |
| 11 | Complete Tacitus Collection |
| 12 | Complete Works of Tacitus |
| 13 | Crusaders |
| 14 | Dialogue Concerning Oratory, or the Causes of Corrupt Eloquence |
| 15 | Dialogue on Orators |
| 16 | Early Britain |
| 17 | Faery Queen and Her Knights |
| 18 | Germania |
| 19 | Germania and Agricola |
| 20 | Germany / the Batavian Revolt |
| 21 | Greek story and song |
| 22 | Hammer - a Story of the MacCabean Times |
| 23 | Helmet and spear |
| 24 | Henry the Fifth |
| 25 | Heroes and kings |
| 26 | Heroes of Eastern romance |
| 27 | Heroes of chivalry and romance |
| 28 | Histories |
| 29 | History of Tacitus |
| 30 | History of Tacitus - Translated into English |
| 31 | History of Tacitus, Tr. into English. with Notes and a Map |
| 32 | Iliad and the Odyssey for Boys and Girls |
| 33 | Isis and Thamesis |
| 34 | L'Odyssée, contée aux enfants |
| 35 | Latin Prose Lessons |
| 36 | Life and Death of Julius Agricola |
| 37 | Livy, books xxi-xxv |
| 38 | Lords of the World |
| 39 | Lords of the World - a Story of the Fall of Carthage and Corinth |
| 40 | Lords of the World : (a Tale of the Fall of Carthage and Corinth) |
| 41 | Lucius |
| 42 | Memories of men and books |
| 43 | Nicias and the Sicilian Expedition |
| 44 | Odyssey for Boys and Girls |
| 45 | Odyssey for Boys and Girls, with Classic Paintings and Illustrations |
| 46 | Of English Wars |
| 47 | Ovid |
| 48 | Patriot and hero |
| 49 | Pictures from Greek life and story |
| 50 | Pictures from Roman life and story |
| 51 | Pliny's letters |
| 52 | Roman History |
| 53 | Roman Life in the Days of Cicero |
| 54 | Roman life in the days of Cicero |
| 55 | Romulus |
| 56 | Stories From English History From Julius Caesar To The Black Prince |
| 57 | Stories from Ancient Rome |
| 58 | Stories from English history |
| 59 | Stories from Homer |
| 60 | Stories from Livy |
| 61 | Stories from Virgil |
| 62 | Stories from the Bible |
| 63 | Stories from the Greek Comedians |
| 64 | Stories from the Greek Tragedians |
| 65 | Stories from the Greek tragedians |
| 66 | Stories of Charlemagne and the twelve peers of France |
| 67 | Stories of the East from Herodotus |
| 68 | Stories of the magicians |
| 69 | Stories of the old world |
| 70 | Story of the Last Days of Jerusalem |
| 71 | Story of the Last Days of Jerusalem and the Fall of Masada |
| 72 | Story of the Odyssey |
| 73 | Story of the Persian War |
| 74 | Summer Days on the Thames |
| 75 | Summer days on the Thames |
| 76 | Tacitus |
| 77 | Tacitus Classics |
| 78 | The Aeneid For Boys And Girls Told From Virgil In Simple Language |
| 79 | The Aeneid for boys and girls told from Virgil in simple language |
| 80 | The Agricola and Germania |
| 81 | The Agricola and Germania of Tacitus |
| 82 | The Agricola and Germany of Tacitus |
| 83 | The Annals |
| 84 | The Faery queen and her knights |
| 85 | The Germania Of Tacitus |
| 86 | The Hammer |
| 87 | The Iliad and the Odyssey of Homer |
| 88 | The Iliad for boys and girls |
| 89 | The Iliad of Homer |
| 90 | The Laureate's country |
| 91 | The Odyssey of Homer |
| 92 | The Odyssey of homer |
| 93 | The Stories Of The Iliad And The Aeneid |
| 94 | The Story of Carthage |
| 95 | The annals and The histories |
| 96 | The burning of Rome |
| 97 | The burning of Rome, or |
| 98 | The burning of Rome; or, A story of Nero's days |
| 99 | The chantry priest of Barnet |
| 100 | The children's Iliad |
| 101 | The count of the Saxon shore |
| 102 | The crown of pine |
| 103 | The crusaders |
| 104 | The fall of Athens |
| 105 | The history of Tacitus |
| 106 | The legend of Saint Vitalis |
| 107 | The story of Carthage |
| 108 | The story of early Britain |
| 109 | The story of early britain |
| 110 | The story of the Odyssey |
| 111 | The story of the Persian War |
| 112 | The story of the Persian war |
| 113 | Three Greek Children |
| 114 | Three Greek children |
| 115 | To the Lions |
| 116 | To the lions |
| 117 | Traveller's True Tale |
| 118 | Two thousand years ago |
| 119 | With the king at Oxford |
| 120 | YOUNG MACEDONIAN in the ARMY of ALEXANDER the GREAT |
| 121 | Young Macedonian in the Army of Alexander the Great |
| 122 | 希臘悲劇故事集 |
| 123 | The Story of the Last Days of Jerusalem 1881 |
| 124 | Callias 1891 |
| 125 | The Burning of Rome 1891 |
| 126 | Stories from English History from Richard II to Charles I 1896 |
| 127 | Lords of the world 1897 |
| 128 | A young Macedonian in the army of Alexander the Great 1907 |
Frequently Asked Questions
- How many books has Church written?
- Church has written 128 books across 1 series. Their published works span from 1881 to 1907.