Benjamin Disraeli Novels, Volume one, including Coningsby, Sybil, Tancred and Endymion

The political landscape of 19th-century Britain is vividly explored through the works of Benjamin Disraeli, who pioneered the political novel genre. His romantic and politically charged narratives, including "Sybil" and "Vivian Grey," delve into the dynamics between the Whigs, Tories, and the emergence of the Conservative party. Disraeli's vision, represented by Young England, seeks unity between the aristocracy and the common folk. The novels also feature historical events like the Chartist riots and satirical portrayals of his rival, Gladstone, offering a rich perspective on his era.