If you liked Herr Paulus, his rise, his greatness, & his fall by Walter Besant, start with The chaplain of the fleet, by W. Besant and J. Rice (1881), The Bell of St.Paul's (1908), and Eulogy of Richard Jefferies (2018). These recommendations are drawn from the same author, shared genres, and reader overlap on BookOrb.

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BookOrb recommends The chaplain of the fleet, by W. Besant and J. Rice (1881), The Bell of St.Paul's (1908), Eulogy of Richard Jefferies (2018), The Society of Authors (1893), and Twas in Trafalgar Bay (2000).

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