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Original hymns . . . by various authors. Ed John Leifchild 1842. 101
hymns.
[Gilbert, Caroline.] A child’s walk through the year. 1858. Preface.
The family pen. Ed Canon Isaac Taylor 2 vols 1867. Poem ‘Lines
addressed to her brother Isaac’.
Autobiography and other memorials of Mrs Gilbert. Ed Josiah
Gilbert 2 vols 1874. Poems, verses and prose writings.
Contributions to periodicals
The Minor’s Pocket Book. 1799, 1800, 1803, 1804, 1805, 1806, 1809,
1810, 1811, 1813, 1814, 1828. Verse solutions to enigmas, charades,
rebuses and other poems signed ‘A’, ‘Anna’, ‘Clara’, ‘Emmeline’,
‘Eugenia’, ‘Juvenilia’, ‘Maria’.
The Eclectic Review. 1812–15. Reviews of Self-control, by Mary
Brunton (June 1812); Tales of fashionable life, by Maria
Edgeworth (Oct 1812); Christian morals, by Hannah More (June
1813); Popular essays, by Elizabeth Hamilton (July 1814); Memoirs
of Mrs Harriet Newell (Dec 1815).
The Sheffield Iris. 8 Nov 1836. Letter from a Rustic Rambler rptd in
Letters on Dr Knight’s lecture, 1836.
London University College Magazine. [1848.] Poem ‘Song of the tea
kettle’ (later rptd in Autobiography, 1874).
The Sunday School Magazine. 1848. Sixty years ago (recollections of
country Sundays and the Sunday school started by Rev Isaac
Taylor in 1790).
Published letters, diaries, notebooks
Gilbert, Ann. Autobiography, and other memorials. 2 vols 1874.
Letters passim.
Ann Taylor Gilbert’s Album [1813–1936]. Introd and biographical
notes by C. D. Stewart, photo facs New York 1978. [cds]
Jane Taylor 1783–1824
Unpbd letters, poems and drawings at Suffolk Record Office, Bury St Edmunds
and at the Guildhall, London. A few letters in the Osborne Collection, Toronto.
The ms of her first attempt at a novel now missing (Osborne holds a photographed
copy). A transcription pbd in BC 26 Spring 1977.
Collections and selections
Memoirs and poetical remains of the late Jane Taylor, with extracts
from her correspondence. 2 vols 1825. Illustr Taylors. See full
entry under Isaac Taylor jr, below.
Scenes of early life, Boston 1831. 10 pieces from The contributions of
Q. Q.
Bible thoughts for the young. Illustr Abel Bowen, Boston 1831. 12
pieces from The contributions of Q. Q.
The writings of Jane Taylor. 5 vols Boston 1832. First collected edn.
Contains Memoirs, correspondence and poetical remains; The
contributions of Q. Q.; Display; Essays in rhyme; Correspondence
between a mother and her daughter at school; Original poems
(‘by the Taylor family’).
The pleasures of taste, and other stories. Ed Sarah J. Hale, Boston
1839 (The School Lib Jnl ser, 2). 35 pieces from The contributions
of Q. Q.; 7 letters from Correspondence between a mother and her
daughter at school.
Waste not, want not, and other stories by Maria Edgeworth, Jane
Taylor and Mrs Barbauld. Ed with introd and notes by Michael V.
O’Shea, Boston [1901] (Heath’s Home and School Classics, 20).
‘The discontented pendulum’ and ‘The philosopher’s scales’
from The contributions of Q. Q.
Jane Taylor, prose and poetry. Ed with introd by Florence V. Barry
1925 (Oxford Misc ser). 15 letters from rev edn of Memoirs and
correspondence in The family pen; 17 poems from 4th edn
Original poems; 4 poems from 1845 edn of Rhymes for the
nursery; 14 extracts from Display; 7 poems from Essays in rhyme;
12 pieces from The contributions of Q. Q.
See also The Taylors of Ongar, Collections and selections, above.
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Display. A tale for young people. 1815, 1815 (2nd edn corrected),
Boston 1815, London 1815 (3rd edn), 1816 (4th and 5th edns),
1817–20 (6th–9th edns), 1823 (10th and 11th edns), Boston nd
[1828] (as Elizabeth Palmer), London 1829 (12th edn), 1832 (13th
edn), 1840 (14th edn), 1848 (no known copies); nd [c. 1865], nd [c.
1873] (new edn). Tr Fr 1823 (as Elizabeth et Emilie).
reviews: Literary Panorama June 1815, Br Critic July 1815,
Eclectic Rev July 1815, Critical Rev Aug 1815, Evangelical Mag Oct
1815, GM Mar 1816, Monthly Rev Mar 1816.
Essays in rhyme, on morals and manners. 1816, Boston 1816, London
1816 (2nd edn corrected), 1817, 1820 (4th edn corrected), 1825 (5th
edn), 1830 (‘4th edn’), Boston 1832 (from 4th London edn), 1840
(‘5th edn’). Edns of 1839, 1855, 1860, 1863 recorded, but no known
copies.
reviews: Eclectic Rev July 1816; Evangelical Mag Nov 1816; GM
Nov 1816; Monthly Rev Apr 1817.
The poem ‘The studious mechanic’ included in Poetic gems, nd [c.
1840].
The poem ‘Recreation’, from 4th edn 1820, illustr Charles Edward
Brock and pbd in Sphere 24 Nov 1924 as ‘Scandal in the Duke of
Brunswick’s days: Recreation’.
The contributions of Q. Q. to a periodical work [Youth’s Mag]: with
some pieces not before published. 2 vols 1824, 1826 (2nd edn),
New York 1826, 1827, London 1829–31 (4th–6th edns), 1834 (7th
edn), Boston 1835 (from 5th London edn), London 1838 (new edn,
1st 1-vol edn), 1840 (new edn), 1845 (10th edn), New York 1847, 1850
(1st illus edn by Alfred Cornelius Howland), London 1851 (11th
edn), 1855 (12th edn), 1866 (13th edn, rev preface), New York 1882
(as A day’s pleasure, illustr Howland). Preface to 1st edn and rev
preface to 1866 edn by Isaac Taylor jr. Many printings of individual
pieces from Q. Q. including Francis’ dream, New York nd [c.
1827]; I can do without it, Philadelphia nd [1830]; Busy idleness,
New York 1832; A day’s pleasure etc, New York 1833; Lucy’s
wishes, New York 1836; The discontented pendulum, nd [c. 1855];
How it strikes a stranger, nd [c. 1882].
reviews: Eclectic Rev Nov 1824, Evangelical Mag Jan 1825, GM
Dec 1826.
Collaborative works
For Jane’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), Hymns for infant minds (1810), The associate
minstrels (1810), The mother’s fables (1812), Original hymns for
Sunday schools (1812), Correspondence between a mother and her
daughter (1817), 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.
Ann Taylor Gilbert’s Album [1813–1936]. Photo facs New York 1978.
A watercolour, a pencil drawing and a poem.
Taylor, Jefferys. Harry’s holiday. 1818. Preface.
Chisman, Sarah. A mother’s journal, during the last illness of her
daughter. 1820. Preface.
Taylor, Isaac [jr]. Memoirs and poetical remains . . . of Jane Taylor. 2
vols 1825. Prev unpbd poems and correspondence.
Gilbert, Ann Taylor. Autobiography and other memorials. 2 vols
1874. Prev unpbd poem.
Contributions to periodicals
The Minor’s Pocket Book, 1804, 1807, 1809, 1810, 1811, 1812, 1813, 1814.
Verse solutions to enigmas, charades, and other poems and verses
signed ‘Eliza’, ‘J.’ and ‘J.T.’.
The Youth’s Magazine. 1816, 1817–22, 1824. Stories and prose pieces
under pseud Q. Q., later collected (with 1 exception) in The contri-