A Poor Man at the Gates books in order

A Poor Man at the Gates by Andrew Wareham is a fourteen-book historical saga spanning from privateering through the Victorian era, published between 2013 and 2023.

Reading order

# Title Published Author Buy on Amazon
1 The Privateersman 2013 Andrew Wareham Buy
2 Nouveau Riche 2014 Andrew Wareham Buy
3 Born To Privilege 2014 Andrew Wareham Buy
4 The Pain Of Privilege 2014 Andrew Wareham Buy
5 Privilege Preserved 2014 Andrew Wareham Buy
6 Illusions Of Change 2014 Andrew Wareham Buy
7 The Old Order 2014 Andrew Wareham Buy
8 The Wages Of Virtue 2014 Andrew Wareham Buy
9 A Parade Of Virtue 2015 Andrew Wareham Buy
10 The Vice Of Virtue 2015 Andrew Wareham Buy
11 Virtue’s Reward 2015 Andrew Wareham Buy
12 Victorian Dawn 2016 Andrew Wareham Buy
13 A Victorian World 2022 Andrew Wareham Buy
14 A Victorian Empire 2023 Andrew Wareham Buy

A Poor Man at the Gates is one of Andrew Wareham’s largest series at fourteen books. Beginning with The Privateersman (2013), it follows a family from humble origins through the ranks of British society, tracking their fortunes across generations.

The series moves through major periods of British history, from the rough world of privateering through the growing pains of nouveau riche status and into the Victorian age. Later entries like A Victorian World and A Victorian Empire bring the saga into the 19th century. Published between 2013 and 2023, it was one of Wareham’s first series and remains one of his most substantial.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many books are in the A Poor Man at the Gates series?

There are fourteen books in the A Poor Man at the Gates series, published between 2013 and 2023.

What is the first book in the A Poor Man at the Gates series?

The first book in the A Poor Man at the Gates series is The Privateersman, published in 2013.

What time period does A Poor Man at the Gates cover?

The fourteen books span from the age of privateering through the Victorian era. Starting with The Privateersman (2013), the series follows a family’s rise through British society across multiple generations.

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