The Life of Tolstoy/List of Tolstoy's Works
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LIST OF TOLSTOY’S WORKS
Those works which are generally accepted as the most important are printed in blacker type. The dates show when the works were first published.
NOVELS | ||
Childhood | 1852 | |
Boyhood | 1854 | |
Youth | 1856-57 | |
Sebastopol | 1854-55 | |
The Cossacks | 1861 | |
War and Peace | 1864-69 | |
Anna Karenin | 1873-76 | |
The Kreutzer Sonata | 1889 | |
Resurrection | 1899 | |
Hadji Murat | Not yet published | |
Father Sergius | Not yet published | |
PLAYS | ||
The Power of Darkness (drama) | 1886 | |
The Fruits of Enlightenment (comedy) | 1889 | |
The Corpse (unfinished drama) | Not yet published | |
STORIES AND SKETCHES | ||
A Morning of a Landowner | 1852 | |
A Raid | 1852 | |
The Cutting of the Forest | 1855 | |
Notes of a Billiard Marker | 1856 | |
Two Hussars | 1856 | |
An Encounter | 1856 | |
The Snowstorm | 1856 | |
Lucerne | 1857 | |
Albert | 1857 | |
Three Deaths | 1859 | |
Family Happiness | 1859 | |
Polikushka | 1860 | |
The Decembrists | 1863-68 | |
The Prisoner of the Caucasus | 1872 | |
The Death of Ivan Ilyitch | 1886 | |
Holstomer | 1888 | |
A Talk Among Idle People | 1892 | |
Master and Servant | 1895 | |
Singing in the Village | 1909 | |
Four Days in the Village | 1910 | |
The False Coupon | Not yet published | |
After the Ball | Not yet published | |
AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL | ||
First Recollections | 1878 | |
Confession | 1879 | |
The Claim of Love (from his diary) | 1899 | |
EDUCATIONAL | ||
The following were the chief articles among many which Tolstoy published in his review Yasnaya Polyana: | ||
A Project for a General Plan for Elementary Schools | 1861-62 | |
On Popular Education | ||
Education and Instruction | ||
Progress and the Definition of Instruction | ||
A Primer | 1872 | |
On Popular Instruction | 1874 | |
A New Primer | 1875 | |
ETHICAL AND RELIGIOUS BOOKS AND ESSAYS | ||
A Criticism of Dogmatic Theology | 1880 | |
A Short Exposition of the Gospel | 1881 | |
The Four Gospels Unified and Translated | 1881 | |
Church and State | 1882 | |
What is My Faith? | 1884 | |
On Life | 1887 | |
The Love of God and of One’s Neighbour | 1889 | |
Timothy Bondareff | 1890 | |
Why Do Men Intoxicate Themselves? | 1890 | |
On Non-Resistance | 1890 | |
The First Step (on vegetarianism) | 1892 | |
The Kingdom of God is Within You; or Christianity not as a Mystical Teaching but as a New Conception of Life | 1893 | |
Non-Activity | 1893 |
The Meaning of the Refusal of Military Service | 1893 | |
Reason and Religion | 1894 | |
Religion and Morality | 1894 | |
Christianity and Patriotism | 1894 | |
Non-Resistance (a letter to Ernest H. Crosby) | 1896 | |
How to Read the Gospels | 1896 | |
The Deception by the Church | 1896 | |
Christian Teaching | 1898 | |
On Suicide | 1900 | |
Thou Shalt Not Kill | 1900 | |
Reply to the Holy Synod | 1901 | |
The Only Way | 1901 | |
On Religious Toleration | 1901 | |
What is Religion? | 1902 | |
To the Orthodox Clergy | 1903 | |
Thoughts of Wise Men (compilation) | 1904 | |
The Only Need | 1905 | |
The Great Sin | 1905 | |
A Cycle of Reading (compilation) | 1906 | |
Do Not Kill | 1906 | |
Love Each Other | 1906 | |
An Appeal to Youth | 1907 | |
The Law of Violence and the Law of Love | 1908 | |
The Only Command | 1909 | |
For Every Day (compilation) | 1909 | |
ART AND LITERATURE | ||
What is Art? | 1897 | |
Art and Not Art | 1906 |
Shakespeare and the Drama | 1906 | |
Prefaces to: | ||
A Translation of "Modern Science," by Edward Carpenter | ||
Dr. Alice Stockham's "Toxology" | ||
Orloff's Album | ||
Amiel | ||
Free Translations of Stories by: | ||
Guy de Maupassant | ||
Bernardin de St. Pierre | ||
SHORT RELIGIOUS AND DIDACTIC STORIES AND TRACTS FOR THE PEOPLE | ||
What People are Living By | 1881 | |
Where Love is, There is God | 1885 | |
Two Old Men | 1885 | |
A Fire Neglected Consumes the House | 1885 | |
Nicolas Stick (Tsar Nicolas I) | 1886 | |
Does a Man Require Much Land? | 1886 | |
Ilias | 1886 | |
The Godson | 1886 | |
The Three Hermits | 1886 | |
The Candle | 1886 | |
The Repenting Sinner | 1886 | |
The First Distiller | 1886 | |
Ivan the Fool | 1886 | |
The Empty Drum | 1887 | |
Walk in the Light While the Light is With You | 1893 | |
Three Parables | 1894 |
Esarlieddon | 1903 | |
Three Questions | 1903 | |
The Restoration of Hell | 1903 | |
Work, Death and Sickness | 1903 | |
A Prayer | 1905 | |
Berries | 1905 | |
Komey Vasilyeff | 1906 | |
Why? | 1906 | |
The Divine and the Human | 1906 | |
A Letter on Science to a Peasant | 1909 | |
Published by Posrednik after Tolstoy's death: | ||
False Beliefs | 1911 | |
Life in Reality | ||
On Religion | ||
The Soul | ||
Love | ||
The Sexual Instinct | ||
God | ||
Sins, Temptation and Superstitions | ||
Excesses | ||
The Similarity of Men's Souls | ||
Pride | ||
Effort | ||
Wrath | ||
Vanity | ||
Parasitism | ||
False Science | ||
SOCIAL AND POLITICAL ESSAYS AND ADDRESSES | ||
The Census of Moscow (in 1882) | 1882 | |
Letter to M. A. Engelhardt | 1882 | |
What Then Must We Do? | 1886 | |
On Women | 1886 | |
On Manual Labour | 1887 | |
Mental Activity and Manual Labour | 1888 | |
Culture's Feast (on the anniversary of the Moscow University) | 1889 | |
Letter to a Revolutionist | 1889 | |
On the Famine (reports and letters) | 1891-93 | |
Shame! (against corporal punishment) | 1895 | |
Patriotism and Peace | 1895 | |
To the Liberals | 1896 | |
To the Ministers | 1896 | |
The Approach of the End | 1896 | |
A Letter to a Non-Commissioned Officer | 1897 | |
On the Hague Peace Conference | 1899 | |
Two Wars | 1899 | |
Who Is to be Blamed? | 1900 | |
Carthago Delenda Est | 1900 | |
The Slavery of our Times | 1900 | |
Where is the Issue? | 1900 | |
Patriotism and Government | 1900 | |
Is it Really Necessary? | 1900 | |
To the Tsar and his Associates | 1901 | |
The Nearing End of the Age | 1901 | |
Mementoes for Soldiers | 1901 |
Mementoes for Officers | 1901 | |
On the Working-Class Problem | 1902 | |
Letters to the Tsar | 1902 | |
To the Working People | 1902 | |
To Men of Politics | 1903 | |
To Social Reformers | 1903 | |
Letter to Pietro Mazzini | 1903 | |
Bethink Yourselves | 1904 | |
In the Russian Revolution | 1904 | |
How to Emancipate the Working Classes | 1905 | |
A Great Injustice (on the land problem) | 1905 | |
On the Social Movement in Russia | 1905 | |
The End of the Age | 1905 | |
An Appeal to the People | 1906 | |
On Military Service | 1906 | |
On the Meaning of the Russian Revolution | 1906 | |
What Must be Done? | 1906 | |
An Appeal to the Government, the Revolutionists and the People | 1907 | |
The Only Solution of the Land Question | 1907 | |
I Cannot be Silent (a protest against the wholesale executions) | 1908 | |
Concerning Molochnikoff's Arrest | 1908 | |
The Annexation of Bosnia and Herzegovina | 1908 | |
The Inevitable Revolution | 1909 | |
An Address to the Stockholm Peace Conference | 1909 | |
An Efficient Remedy (last article, published three days after his death by the St. Petersburg daily paper Rietch) | 1910 |