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Beeton’s modern European celebrities: a biography of continental
men and women. 1874.
Jon Duan: a twofold journey with manifold purposes in verse on
past and present time with a view to the future. 1874. With A.
Dowty and E. D. Jerrold.
Beeton’s counting house book and ready reckoner. 1875.
Beeton’s public speaker: a collection of specimens of British and
foreign eloquence political, ecclesiastical and miscellaneous.
1875.
Beeton’s complete etiquette for gentlemen. 1876.
Beeton’s complete etiquette for ladies. 1876.
Beeton’s manners of polite society: or etiquette for ladies, gentlemen
and families. (Containing memoir signed S.O.B.) 1876.
Edward the Seventh: a play in seven acts. 1876. With A. Dowty and E.
D. Jerrold.
Family etiquette: a complete guide. 1876.
Bacon, Francis, Viscount of St Albans. 1877.
Introductions, memoirs and prefaces
Preface in P. V. Nasby, Nasby papers, 1865.
Boisnormand de Bonnechose. History of France. Ed S.O.B. 1868.
London’s great outing: the Derby Carnival. Illustr Phiz. Ed S.O.B.
1868.
Preface in J. G. Holland, Arthur Bonnicastle, 1874.
Sidney Smith, Canon of St Paul’s. Essays political and social. With a
brief memoir by S.O.B. 1877.
Periodicals
Beeton founded, edited and wrote regularly in the following periodicals:
Englishwoman’s Domestic Mag. (Monthly) 1852–9, n.s. 1860–4, n.s.
2 1865–77.
Boys’ Own Mag. (Monthly) 1855–63, n.s. 1863–8?
Boys’ Own Jnl. (Monthly) 1856–7.
Beeton’s Christmas annual. 1860–73. (See above, The coming K . . .,
Siliad, Jon Duan, and Edward the Seventh, which were all
Christmas annuals.)
Queen. (Weekly) Ed F. Greenwood. 1861–3.
Beeton’s Illuminated Almanac. 1862.
Boys’ Penny Mag. (Monthly) 1863–4.
Young Englishwoman. (Monthly) 1864–77.
Beeton’s Jnl of Travel, Sport, History and Romance. (Weekly) 7 Dec
1867–22 Feb 1868.
Beeton’s Englishwoman’s Almanac. 1869–72, 1873; Beeton’s
Almanac and Ladies’ Annual. 1874– .
Beeton’s Boys’ Annual. 1870.
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Spain, N. Mrs Beeton and her husband. 1948; rev edn The Beeton
story, 1956.
Hyde, M. Mr and Mrs Beeton. 1951.
Freeman, S. Isabella and Sam: the story of Mrs Beeton. 1977. [mb]
John Stuart Blackie 1809–95
See col 540.
Barbara Leigh Bodichon, née Smith 1827–91
Bodichon’s letters and notebooks are held at Girton College, Cambridge;
letters and diaries at the Beinecke Lib, Yale Univ. There are also collections of
her letters at Columbia Univ; in the MacCrimmon Collection, Tallahassee
FL; and in the Fawcett Lib, Guildhall Univ, London. Her letters to Emily
Davies pbd Harvester Microform, Brighton 1984.
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A brief summary in plain language of the most important laws concerning
women. 1854 (anon), 1856 (2nd edn with additions), 1869
(3rd edn rev with additions).
Samuel Orchart Beeton | Andrew Kennedy Hutchinson Boyd
Women and work by B. L. Smith. 1857, New York 1859 (with introd
by C. M. Sedgwick).
Objections to the enfranchisement of women considered. 1866,
1867. Pam.
Reasons for the enfranchisement of women. 1866, 1867.
Reasons for and against the enfranchisement of women. [np] 1869,
1872 (2nd edn). Pam.
An American diary 1857–58. 1972 (ed J. W. Reed).
Australian forests and Algerian deserts. Pall Mall Gazette 8 1868.
Bodichon, E. Guide book. Algeria considered as a winter residence
for the English. 1858. Ed Smith.
Her articles for the English Woman’s Jnl (which she helped to found) are
listed in Herstein, below. She also wrote for Macmillan’s Mag and Temple
Bar Mag. See Wellesley vol 5.
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Hays, F. In her Women of the day, 1885.
Belloc, B. R. P. Madame Bodichon. Englishwoman’s Rev 15 July 1891.
Betham-Edwards, M. B. Madame Bodichon: a reminiscence.
Fortnightly Rev 57 (n.s. 51) 1892.
In DNB 1901–1911.
Burton, H. Barbara Bodichon 1827–1891. 1949.
Banks, O. The biographical dictionary of British feminists, vol 1
1800–1930. Brighton 1985.
Herstein, S. R. A mid-Victorian feminist. Barbara Leigh Smith
Bodichon. New Haven CT and London 1985.
Emilia Jessie Boucherett 1825–1905
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Female industry. Edinburgh Rev Apr 1859.
Hints on self-help. A book for young women. 1863, 1866.
The conditions of women in France. First pbd in Contemporary Rev
May 1867. 1867. Pam.
How to provide for superfluous women. In Woman’s work and
woman’s culture, ed J. Butler, 1869.
The industrial movement. In The woman question in Europe, ed T.
Stanton, New York 1884.
The condition of working women and the factory acts. 1896. With H.
Blackburn and others.
Boucherett wrote for the Englishwoman’s Rev and was its editor from 1866
to Jan 1871.
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In DNB 1901–1911.
Banks, O. The biographical dictionary of British feminists, vol 1
1800–1930. Brighton 1985.
Andrew Kennedy Hutchinson Boyd 1825–99
Selections
A. K. H. B.: a volume of selections. Ed C. Boyd [1914].
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The recreations of a country parson. 3 ser 1859–78.
The commonplace philosopher in town and country. 1862.
Leisure hours in town. 1862.
Counsel and comfort spoken from a city pulpit. 1863.
The graver thoughts of a country parson. 3 ser 1863–76.
The autumn holidays of a country parson. 1864.
The critical essays of a country parson. 1865.
Sunday afternoons at the parish church of a university city. 1866.
Lessons of middle age. 1868.
Changed aspects of unchanged truths. 1869.
Present-day thoughts. 1871.
Seaside musings on Sundays and weekdays. 1872.
A Scotch communion Sunday. 1873.
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