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Prose
i. Early nineteenth-century prose
1800–1835
This section has been restricted, with one or two exceptions, to critics, essayists
and miscellaneous writers born between 1765 and 1800. Cross-references have
been included to critical writings appearing elsewhere. For other nineteenthcentury
prose writers, see under Religion, English Studies, Political Economy,
and Philosophy and Science.
Eliza Acton 1799–1859
Two letters and ms of her poem ‘The reception’ are in the BL.
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Poems. Ipswich 1826, 1827 (2nd edn).
The two portraits. Sudbury Pocket Book 1835. Poem. Anon.
Original poetry by Miss Acton, author of The two portraits. Sudbury
Pocket Book 1836.
Chronicles of Castel-Framlingham. Fulcher’s Sudbury Journal 1838.
The voice of the north. 1842. Poem.
Modern cookery. 1845, Philadelphia 1845 (ed S. J. Hale), London 1845
(2nd edn), 1845 (4th edn illus), 1846 (5th edn to which is added
Directions for carving), 1847 (7th edn), 1849, Philadelphia 1849
(rev and prepared for American housekeepers from the 2nd
London edn by S. J. Hale), London 1850, 1853 (13th edn), 1854 (14th
edn), 1855 (newly rev and much enlarged), Philadelphia 1858,
1860, London 1861, Philadelphia 1861, London 1864, Philadelphia
1864, London 1865, 1868, Philadelphia 1868, London 1882, 1887
(new edn), London and Glasgow [c. 1905] (35th edn rev and
enlarged); The people’s book of modern cookery, 1914; [1966]
(with an introduction for the modern reader by Penelope Farmer,
facs of 1865 edn); The best of Eliza Acton. Recipes from her classic
modern cookery, London and Harlow 1968 (selected and ed E. Ray
etc, with an introduction by E. David), Harmondsworth 1974;
Southover 1993.
The English bread-book. 1857, Southover 1990.
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In DNB.
Lucy Aikin, ‘Mary Godolphin’ 1781–1864
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Epistles on women exemplifying their character and condition in
various ages and nations. 1810, Boston 1810.
Juvenile correspondence: examples of epistolatory style for children
of both sexes. 1811, 1816 (2nd edn), Boston 1822, London 1826
(3rd edn), Paris 1837.
Lorimer: a tale. 1814 (anon), Philadelphia 1816.
Memoirs of the court of Queen Elizabeth. 2 vols 1818 (illus), 1818
(2nd edn), 1819 (3rd edn), 1819 (4th edn rev and corrected), Boston
1821, Boston and Philadelphia 1823, London 1823 (5th edn rev and
corrected), 1826 (6th edn rev and corrected), 1869 (reprint of 6th
edn), New York 1870, London [1872], [1875]; tr Ger 1819.
Memoirs of the court of King James I. 2 vols 1822, 2 vols Boston 1822,
London 1822 (2nd edn), 1823 (3rd edn).
review: Edinburgh Rev 37 1822.
Memoir of John Aikin MD. 2 vols 1823, Philadelphia 1824.
An English lesson book for the junior classes. 1828, 1833.
Memoirs of the court of King Charles I. 2 vols 1833, 1833 (2nd edn),
Philadelphia 1833.
review: Edinburgh Rev 58 1834.
The life of Joseph Addison. 2 vols 1834, Philadelphia 1846.
reviews: Spectator 16 1843; North Amer Rev 64 1847.
Holiday stories for young readers. 1858.
Correspondence of W. E. Channing and Lucy Aikin from 1826–42.
Ed A. L. le Breton, Boston 1874.
Anthologies, editions, translations
Poetry for children. Selected by Lucy Aikin. 1801, 1803 (2nd edn with
additions and corrections), 1804, 1805 (3rd edn), 1815 (6th edn),
1818 (7th edn), 1820 (new edn), 1822, 1825, 1826 (new edn considerably
improved), 1828, 1834, 1836, [1840?].
Hess, J. G. The life of Ulrich Zwingli. Tr Aikin 1812.
Jauffret, L. F. The travels of Rolando. Tr Aikin 1822, 1823, 1852.
The works of Anna Laetitia Barbauld. Ed with a memoir by Aikin. 2
vols 1825, Boston 1826.
A legacy for young ladies. Ed Aikin 1826.
Selected works of the British poets by John Aikin. With a supplement
by Lucy Aikin. 1845, 1852.
The arts of life by John Aikin. A new edn with additions and alterations
by Lucy Aikin. 1858.
By ‘Mary Godolphin’
Robinson Crusoe in words of one syllable. By Mary Godolphin.
London and New York ‘1868’ [1867], New York 1882, London and
New York ‘1884’ [1883], Chicago [1931] (as Young Folks’ Robinson
Crusoe).
Aesop’s fables in words of one syllable. By Mary Godolphin. [1868]
(illus), New York [1897], London 1908; Bath 1884 (printed in the
learners’ style of phonography . . . by Isaac Pitman), London 1891,
[1913].
Sandford and Merton in words of one syllable. By Mary Godolphin.
[1868] (illus), New York 1868.
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