If you had to preserve the greatest works of literature what works would you start with?

So I've noticed that most governments around the world are becoming more totalitarian by the day. I have a bunch of classics that my father had before he died along with my own collection. I was thinking of maybe preserving them on some type of hard drive just in case the government goes too mad with power and we end up in a Fahrenheit 451 type of world. Since they're already rewriting the Roald Dhal books to get rid of offensive terminology, I figure it won't be long before they come after more literature in the future. Even if nothing happens I'd say it's better to preserve them for later. I do have a bit of a prepper mentality I got from my dad and he had a bunker in his backyard that my grandpa built during the cold war. If you were to choose the greatest works of human literature to preserve, what books would you pick?

I was thinking of starting with Shakespeare then working my way from there. The Bronte's are on my list for sure, along with Dostoyevsky, Bram Stoker, Edgar Allan Poe, Earnest Hemingway, F Scott Fitzgerald, and Oscar Wilde. I'm definitely going to copy their works and preserve them. Are there any other authors you think I should add to the list? Contemporary literature is allowed too.