Upper class families Books to Read Free Online

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Upper class families

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The Big House

Christopher Simon Sykes

2004

The House at Riverton

Kate Morton

2008

Behold the Dreamers (Oprah's Book Club): A Novel

Imbolo Mbue, Sarah Tardy

2016 ★ 2.7

The wild rose

Jennifer Donnelly

2011

The country house

John Galsworthy

1907

Ancestral vices

Tom Sharpe

1980

All is not forgotten

Wendy Walker

2016

Lady Anne Granard

L. E. L.

1842

Lothair

Benjamin Disraeli

1870

Theirs was the kingdom

R. F. Delderfield

1971

The Scandal of the Season

Sophie Gee

2007

The spare wife

Alex Witchel

2009

A Most Improper Proposal

Gail Whitaker

2001

The Nanny

Gilly MacMillan

2019

The house at Riverton

Kate Morton

2007

Private Lives in Renaissance Venice

Patricia Fortini Brown

2004

To follow in their footsteps

Nicholas Paul

2013

The late George Apley

Jon Phillips Marquand, John P. Marquand, J. Marquand

1937

Daughters and rebels

Jessica Mitford

1960

Sons of Fortune

Macdonald, Malcolm

2010

The Vanderbilt Women

Clarice Stasz

1991

Whitefern

V.C. Andrews

2016

Above stairs

Green, Valerie

1995

A Far Country

Winston Churchill

1915

A gentleman of fortune

Anna Dean

2010

Patriarchy and families of privilege in fifteenth-century England

Joel Thomas Rosenthal

1991

The Loving Spirit

Daphne du Maurier

1965

Star light, star bright

Katherine Stone

2002

Snobs

Julian Fellowes

2005

Penhallow

Georgette Heyer

1987

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