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The poems. New York 1844, Philadelphia 1844, 1846, New York 1851,
1854, London and New York [1872].
Fireside verses. [1845.]
Ballads and other poems. 1847, New York 1847, 1848, 1849, 1854,
London 1856.
Floral gems. With others. New York 1847, 1848, 1849, 1851.
Poetical tales for good boys and girls. Worcester MA 1847, 1850.
The children’s year. 1847.
The heir of Wast-Waylan. 1847.
Our cousins in Ohio. 1849.
Pictures and verses. For young people. New York 1853.
Songs and stories for mother’s darling. Philadelphia 1854. Anon.
The picture book for the young. 1855.
Birds and flowers and other country things. [1855], London and
Edinburgh 1871.
Stories in rhyme. Boston 1855.
Marion’s pilgrimage: a fire-side story; and other poems. [1859.]
A popular history of the United States of America, from the discovery
of the American continent to the present time. 2 vols 1859.
Lillieslea: or lost and found. 1861.
The cost of Caergwyn. 3 vols 1864.
Stories of Stapleford. 2 pts [1864].
Tales in prose for young people. [1864.]
Tales in verse for young people. [1865.]
Our four-footed friends. [1867.]
Vignettes of American history. [1869], [1876].
Birds and their nests. [1872.]
Tales for all seasons. [1881.]
Mrs Howitt wrote, edited and translated some 110 works. Among her more
notable trns are various tales from the Danish of Hans Andersen, and the
novels of Fredrika Bremer from the Swed in 18 vols.
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[Wilson, J.] Noctes ambrosianae. Blackwood’s Mag Nov 1828, Apr
1831.
Mary Howitt: an autobiography. Ed Margaret Howitt 1889, [1891].
Britten, J. Mary Howitt. [1890.] A biography.
Woodring, C. R. Victorian samplers: William and Mary Howitt.
Lawrence KS 1952.
Lee, A. Laurels and rosemary: the life of William and Mary Howitt.
Oxford 1955.
Dunicliff, J. Mary Howitt: another lost Victorian writer. 1992.
William Howitt 1792–1879
Bibliographies
Woodring, C. R. William and Mary Howitt: bibliographical notes.
HLB 5 1951.
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The influence of nature and poetry on a national spirit. 1814. Anon.
Commemorative verses, addressed to the friends of Richard Leaver.
Mansfield [1818]. Anon.
A poet’s thoughts at the interment of Lord Byron. 1824.
The book of the seasons: or the calendar of nature. 1831.
A popular history of priestcraft in all ages and nations. 1833, 1834
(4th edn, enlarged), [1834] (abridged).
Pantika: or traditions of the most ancient times. 2 vols 1835.
Colonization and Christianity: a popular history of the treatment of
the natives by the Europeans in all their colonies. 1838.
The rural life of England. 2 vols 1838.
The boy’s country-book: being the real life of a country boy. 1839.
Visits to remarkable places, old halls, battlefields and scenes illustrative
of striking passages in English history and poetry. 1840;
ser 2 ‘chiefly in the counties of Durham and Northumberland’,
1842.
The student-life of Germany, by Dr Cornelius. 1841.
Mary Howitt | William Howitt
The rural and domestic life of Germany; with characteristic
sketches of its cities and scenery, collected in a general tour, and
during a residence in the country in 1840, 41 and 42. 1842.
German experiences, addressed to the English, both stayers at home
and goers abroad. 1844.
The life and adventures of Jack of the mill, commonly called Lord
Othmill: a fire-side story. 2 vols 1844.
Homes and haunts of the eminent British poets. 2 vols 1847, 1857
(3rd edn).
The hall and the hamlet: or scenes and characters of country life. 2
vols 1848.
The year-book of the country: or the field, the forest and the fireside.
1850.
Madam Dorrington of the dene: the story of a life. 3 vols 1851.
A boy’s adventures in the wilds of Australia: or Herbert’s note-book.
1854.
Land, labour and gold: or two years in Victoria; with visits to Sydney
and Van Diemen’s Land. 2 vols 1855.
Cassell’s illustrated history of England: the text to Edward I by J. F.
Smith and [thence] by W. Howitt. 8 vols [1856]–64.
Tallangetta, the squatter’s home: a story of Australian life. 2 vols
1857.
The man of the people. 3 vols 1860.
The history of the supernatural in all ages and nations, and in all
churches, christian and pagan, demonstrating a universal faith. 2
vols 1863.
The history of discovery in Australia, Tasmania and New Zealand
from the earliest date to the present day. 1865.
Woodburn Grange: a story of English country life. 3 vols 1867.
The northern heights of London: or historical associations of
Hampstead, Highgate, Muswell Hill, Hornsey and Islington.
1869.
The mad war-planet: and other poems. London and Guildford 1871.
The religion of Rome described by a Roman. 1873.
Works written with Mary Howitt
The forest minstrel and other poems. 1823. With notes.
The desolation of Eyam, the emigrant: a tale of the American woods;
and other poems. 1827.
Howitt’s journal of literature and popular progress. 1847–9.
Stories of English and foreign life. 1849.
The literature and romance of Northern Europe: constituting a
complete history of the literature of Sweden, Denmark, Norway
and Iceland. 2 vols 1852.
Ruined abbeys and castles of Great Britain. 2 ser 1862–4. Separate
extracts from the above were brought out – Yorkshire, 1863; the
Wye, 1863; the Border, 1865.
Howitt also pbd some shorter tales and a number of trns, including von
Chamisso de Boncourt, History of Peter Schlemihl, 1843, and J.
Ennemoser, History of magic, 1854; he wrote a number of minor works and
many contributions to periodicals, including about 100 articles on spiritualism
in Spiritual Mag.
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Horne, R. H. William and Mary Howitt. In his A new spirit of the age
vol 1, 1844.
Brown, Cornelius. The worthies of Nottinghamshire. 1883.
Hall, S. C. Retrospect of a long life. 2 vols 1883.
Howitt (later Watts), A. M. The pioneers of the spiritual reformation:
life and works of D. J. Kerner; Howitt and his work for spiritualism:
biographical sketches. 1883.
Mary Howitt: an autobiography. Ed Margaret Howitt 1889. With ch
describing his youth by W. Howitt.
Woodring, C. R. Charles Reade’s debt to William Howitt.
Nineteenth-Cent Fiction 5 1951.
Woodring, C. R. Victorian samplers: William and Mary Howitt.
Lawrence KS 1952.
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