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graphical dictionary of 1816. (L attributes to Isaac Taylor of Calne; O attributes
to Rev Isaac’s father, Isaac.)
Collaborative works
For Rev Isaac’s contributions to Original poems (1804–5), The associate
minstrels (1810), Signor Topsy-Turvey’s wonderful magic lantern
(1810), and The linnet’s life (1822), see The Taylors of Ongar, Collaborative
works, above.
Original hymns . . . by various authors. Ed J. Leifchild. 1842. 8 hymns.
The family pen. Ed. I. Taylor. 2 vols 1867. Vol 2 The goose: a poem.
Ann Taylor Gilbert’s Album [1813–1936] photofacs. New York 1978.
Watercolour and 3 poems.
Contributions to periodicals
The minor’s pocket book. 1807, 1808, 1810, 1812, 1813, 1814, 1829.
Verse solutions to Charades, enigmas, rebuses and other poems
and verses, signed T. [cds]
Mrs Ann Taylor, née Martin 1757–1830
Some unpbd letters at Suffolk Record Office, Bury St Edmunds and in the
Osborne Collection, Toronto. Contributions to Ann Taylor Gilbert’s Album
also in the Osborne Collection.
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Maternal solicitude for a daughter’s best interests. 1814, 1814 (2nd
edn, corrected), 1814 (3rd edn, corrected), 1815 (4th edn), New York
1816 (from 2nd London edn), London 1816, Philadelphia 1816
(from 5th London edn), London 1817, 1818 (7th and 8th edns),
1820, 1822, 1824, 1825 (12th edn), 1830 (‘12th edn’), nd [1853] (rev
and enlarged by Clara Lucas Balfour). Tr Fr nd [c. 1823–6].
reviews: Evangelical Mag Feb 1814, Literary Panorama Feb 1814,
GM Jan 1816.
Practical hints to young females, on the duties of a wife, a mother,
and a mistress of a family. 1815, 1815 (2nd–5th edns), Boston 1816
(from 3rd London edn), London 1816 (6th and 7th edns), 1818 (8th
and 9th edns), Boston 1820, London 1822 (10th and 11th edns), 1826
(12th edn), Boston 1826, London 1830 (13th edn), Boston 1837 (as
The wife at home), London 1848 (as Hints on the duties of a wife).
reviews: GM Jan 1815, Eclectic Rev July 1815, Evangelical Mag
July 1815, Monthly Rev July 1815.
The present of a mistress to a young servant: consisting of friendly
advice and real histories. 1816, Philadelphia 1816, London 1816
(2nd–4th edns), 1819 (5th and 6th edns), 1822 (8th edn), 1830 (10th
edn), 1832 (‘10th edn’), 1835 (11th edn), 1851 (new edn, re-written
by Emma Roberts). Some illustr Taylors.
Reciprocal duties of parents and children. 1818, 1818, 1819,
Philadelphia 1819, London 1820, Boston 1825 (adds 2 extracts
from pbns of Mrs Ann Taylor and Jane Taylor), 1827.
reviews: Eclectic Rev Apr 1819, Monthly Rev Nov 1819, GM Dec
suppl 1819.
The family mansion. A tale. 1819, 1820 (2nd–4th edns), Philadelphia
1820 (3 edns), London 1827 (5th edn), 1830 (‘5th edn’).
reviews: NMM Feb 1820, Eclectic Rev Apr 1820.
Retrospection: a tale. 1821, 1822, Boston 1822, Philadelphia 1822,
1823 (3rd and 4th edns), 1830 (‘4th edn’).
reviews: GM Nov 1821, Eclectic Rev Mar 1822, Monthly Rev Apr
1822.
The itinerary of a traveller in the wilderness; addressed to those
who are performing the same journey. (Moral essays.) 1825 (3
edns), New York 1825, Boston 1825.
reviews: Evangelical Mag May 1825, GM June 1825, Eclectic Rev
July 1825.
The hymn ‘Calvary’ signed ‘Anne’ in Youth’s Mag 1812, was ascribed to Mrs
Ann Taylor some 50 years later. Two poems, ‘On the death of a wasp’ and ‘The
golden day’, by [Mrs] Ann Taylor were inscribed in her daughter Ann’s ms
album, later pbd as Ann Taylor Gilbert’s Album. New York 1978.
Collaborative works
For Correspondence between a mother and her daughter at school,
by Mrs Ann Taylor and Jane Taylor, see The Taylors of Ongar, Collaborative
works, above. [cds]
Ann Taylor, later Gilbert 1782–1866
Rev Isaac Taylor | Ann Taylor
Some 200 letters at Nottinghamshire Archives; miscellaneous poems and
letters and her Album in the Osborne Collection, Toronto; Commonplace
book at Alexander Turnbull Lib, New Zealand.
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The wedding among the flowers.‘1808’ [1809]. Pbd as ‘By one of the
authors of Original poems etc’. Rptd in Original poems, ed E. V.
Lucas [1903]. Illustr Taylors. Unpbd corrections by author for 2nd
edn in BL.
review: Literary Panorama May 1809.
Hymns for infant schools, partly original and partly selected. 1827,
1828 (stereotyped edn), 1830. 9 new hymns by Ann Taylor Gilbert,
with selections from Hymns for infant minds (from text of 4th edn
1811) and Original hymns for Sunday schools (from text of 4th edn,
1816). 6th edn 1852 advertised but no known copies. Tr Rus 1831.
review: Evangelical Mag Feb 1828.
Original anniversary hymns [for] Sunday schools. 1827.
review: Eclectic Rev Mar 1828.
The convalescent. 12 letters on recovery from sickness. 1839. 2nd edn
1840 advertised but no known copies.
reviews: Evangelical Mag June 1839; Eclectic Rev Nov 1839.
Seven blessings for little children. 1844, 1846 (2nd edn). (Poems on
the Beatitudes.) 1858 edn advertised but no known copies.
review: Scottish Congregational Mag Sep 1844.
A biographical sketch of the Rev Joseph Gilbert. 1853.
review: Eclectic Rev Sep 1853.
Autobiography and other memorials of Mrs Gilbert (formerly Ann
Taylor). Ed Josiah Gilbert 2 vols 1874, 1876 (2nd edn), 1878 (3rd, 1st
1-vol edn), 1879, 1888 (5th edn). Illustr Taylors.
review: Nation 13 May 1875.
Collaborative works
For Ann’s contributions to The new cries of London (1803), Original
poems (1804–5), Rural scenes (1805), City scenes (1806), Rhymes for the
nursery (1806), Limed twigs (1808), Signor Topsy-Turvey’s wonderful
magic lantern (1810), The associate minstrels (1810), Hymns for infant
minds (1810), The mother’s fables (1812), Original hymns for Sunday
schools (1812), The linnet’s life (1822), see The Taylors of Ongar,
Collaborative works, above.
Contributions to books
The associate minstrels. Ed Josiah Conder 1810. 10 poems.
Taylor, Mrs Ann. Maternal solicitude. 1814. Advertisement by a
mother.
The chimney-sweeper’s friend. J. Montgomery, comp, illustr
Cruikshank. 1824. The stolen child.
The Amulet. 1826. The life of man.
Poetic gleanings, from modern writers. Ed A. Waspe Knight. 1827.
To a sister on her birthday (rev).
Hymns to be sung at the opening of the new Nether Chapel,
Sheffield. 1828. 2 hymns.
The missionary: or Christian’s new year gift. Ed W. Ellis, illustr G.
Baxter [1833]. 2 poems.
The bow in the cloud; or the negro’s memorial. Ed M. A. Rawson.
1834. 3 poems.
Sketches from a youthful circle. New edn [1835]. Preface.
The congregational hymn book. [1836.] 1 hymn, ‘Thou who didst for
Peter’s faith’.
Letters on . . . Dr Knight’s lecture on . . . intemperance. 1836. Letter I.
By a Rustic Rambler.
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