Such a list needs to have a pre-amble that sets out the limitations of applying contemporary values to works from earlier eras. In such case a reasonable familiarity with social attitudes and customs are entirely necessary. Nor do I feel an author needs to be the finest writer for works to have some important place.
Also, the definition of literature in this case will have to be clarified to include or exclude non-fiction.
In fiction you might have to start with For the Term of His Natural Life, by Marcus Clarke, but it will test you on the above requirements. Norman Lindsay for The Age of Consent. On the Beach, Nevill Shute, Idriess' The Desert Column. The Sword and the Blossom by Ray Parkin needs to be re-examined, it got good reviews in a time when an appreciation of the arts was not exactly wide spread in Australia. The list goes on and on.
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