In 2009 I read the following books. The most recent is at the top:
- L. Strauss – Thoughts on Machiavelli
- S. Haffner – The Meaning of Hitler
- E. Gellner – Nations & Nationalism
- H. R. Haggard – King Soloman’s Mine
- S. De Grazia – Machiavelli in Hell
- G. Orwell – My Country Right or Left
- R. Byrne – The Secret
- R. P. Evans – The 5 Lessons a Millionaire Taught Me
- G. Orwell – Funny But Not Vulgar
- H. Suyin – The Four Faces
- D. Hohnen – Hamlet’s Castle
- H. Suyin – And the Rain My Drink
- H. Suyin – Birdless Summer
- D. R. Howard – Chaucer & the Medieval World
- L. Newbigin – The Gospel in a Pluralist Society
- H. Nicolson – The War Diaries
- C. Phillips – The Rossetti Letter
- R. Kiyosaki – Rich Dad, Poor Dad
- D. Conway – A Nation of Immigrants?
- G. Conlan – Proved Innocent
- O. Goldsmith – The Vicar of Wakefield
- E. Gibbon – The History of the Decline & Fall of the Roman Empire, vol 1
- R. Kaplan – The Coming Anarchy
- H. Suyin – A Many Splendoured Thing
- S. Godin – Tribes