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The prodigy: a tale of music. 3 vols 1866. Anon.
Thirty years’ recollections. 2 vols 1862; ed E. Newman, New York
1926.
Mendelssohn’s letters from Italy and Switzerland [with biographical
sketch by Chorley]. 1864.
Life of F. Mendelssohn Bartholdy, by W. A. Lampadius; with supplementary
sketches by H. F. Chorley. 1865.
The national music of the world. Ed H. G. Hewlett 1880.
Chorley also edited several works and arranged Scribe’s Black domino for
the English stage.
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Linley, G. Musical cynics of London: a satire. 1862.
Chorley: autobiography, memoir and letters compiled by H. G.
Hewlett. 2 vols 1873.
Chorley and his contemporaries. Temple Bar Dec 1873.
Marshall, J. In G. Grove, Dictionary of music and musicians vol 1,
1879.
Mary Victoria Cowden Clarke, née Novello
1809–98
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The complete concordance to Shakespeare: being a verbal index to
all the passages in the dramatic works of the poet. 18 monthly pts
1844–5, 1845, 1847, [1855] (rev).
A book of stories for young people. [1847.] By Mrs Howitt, Mrs S. C.
Hall and Mrs Clarke (2 stories).
Shakespeare proverbs: or the wise saws of our wisest poet. 1848; ed
W. J. Rolfe, New York 1908.
Kit Bam’s adventures: or the yarns of an old mariner. 1849.
The girlhood of Shakespeare’s heroines in a series of fifteen tales. 3
vols 1851–2, 1 vol 1879 (condensed by S. Novello), 5 vols [1892]
(with new preface), 3 vols [1906] (EL).
The iron cousin: or mutual influence. 2 vols 1854, 1 vol 1862.
The song of a drop o’ wather, by Harry Wandsworth Shortfellow. 1856.
World-noted women: or types of womanly attributes. New York 1858.
The life and labours of Vincent Novello. [1864.]
The trust and the remittance: two love stories. 1873.
Short stories in metrical prose. 1873.
A rambling story. 2 vols 1874.
An idyl of London streets. Rome 1875.
Recollections of writers. 1878. With Charles Cowden Clarke.
The Shakespeare key: unlocking the treasures of his style. 1879.
Selections; with Charles Cowden Clarke.
Honey from the weed: verses. 1881; Verse-waifs: forming an appendix
to Honey from the weed, 1883.
A score of sonnets to one object. 1884.
Uncle, Peep and I: a child’s novel. 1886.
Centennial biographic sketch of Charles Cowden Clarke. 1887 (priv
ptd).
Memorial sonnets. 1888.
My long life. 1896, 1896.
Letters
Letters to an enthusiast: being a series of letters addressed to Robert
Balmanno esq of New York 1850–61. Ed A. U. Nettleton, Chicago
1902.
Mary Cowden Clarke also pbd several edns of Shakespeare, the most elaborate
being Cassell’s Illustrated Shakespeare, with Charles Cowden Clarke. She
translated Berlioz, Treatise upon modern instrumentation, and edited
the Musical Times 1853–6.
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Blos, H. Die Auffassung der Frauengestalten Shakespeares in dem
Werke der Mrs Cowden Clarke The Girlhood of Shakespeare’s
heroines. Würzburg 1936.
Altick, R. D. The Cowden Clarkes. New York 1948.
B., E. Cowden Clarke and Chaucer. N & Q 6 Aug 1949.
Black, M. W. The Cowden Clarkes and the Furnesses. Univ of
Pennsylvania Lib Chron 18 1952.
The Novello–Cowden Clarke collection. Leeds 1955.
Falk, D. V. Mary Cowden Clarke and her East End Injun. Jnl Rutgers
Univ Lib 24 1961.
Frances Power Cobbe 1822–1904
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An essay on intuitive morals: being an attempt to popularise ethical
science. 2 vols 1855, 1857.
Female education and how it would be affected by university examinations.
1862.
Essays on the pursuits of women. 1863.
Thanksgiving: a chapter of religious duty. 1863.
Broken lights: an inquiry into the present condition and future
prospects of religious faith. 1864, 1865.
The cities of the past. 1864.
Italics: brief notes on politics, people and places in Italy in 1864.
1864.
Religious duty. 1864, Boston 1883, London 1894.
Studies new and old of ethical and social subjects. 1865.
Hours of work and play. 1867.
The confessions of a lost dog. 1867.
Dawning lights: an inquiry concerning the secular results of the
new reformation. 1868, 1894.
Criminals, idiots, women and minors? Is the classification sound?
Manchester 1869. On married women’s property laws.
Auricular confession in the Church of England. 1872, [1898] (4th edn
rev).
Darwinism in morals and other essays. 1872.
Doomed to be saved. 1874.
The hopes of the human race hereafter and here. 1874, 1894.
Re-echoes. 1876, 1877.
False beasts and true: essays on natural and unnatural history.
[1876.]
The duties of women. 1881, Boston 1881, 1888 (8th Amer edn); ed B.
Atkinson 1905.
The peak in Darien, with some other inquiries touching concerns of
the soul and body. 1882, Boston 1882, London 1894.
A faithless world. 1885, 1891, 1894 (with Health and holiness, below).
Rest in the Lord, and other small pieces. 1887 (priv ptd).
The scientific spirit of the age, and other pleas and discussions.
1888.
The friend of man; and his friends – the poets. 1889.
The modern rack: papers on vivisection. 1889.
Health and holiness. 1891.
Miss Cobbe also wrote a large number of pams against vivisection.
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Life: by herself. 2 vols 1894, 1904 (with addns and introd by B.
Atkinson).
Chappell, J. Women of worth. [1908.]
John Conington 1825–69
See col 602.
Robert Chambers | Eneas Sweetland Dallas
Eneas Sweetland Dallas 1828–79
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Poetics: an essay on poetry. 1852.
Curren Bell. Blackwood’s Mag July 1857; Blake, Macmillan’s Mag
July 1864.
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