The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature ... - uogenglish

Courtney, W. L. The feminine note in fiction. 1904.
Dawson, W. J. Makers of English Fiction. 1905.
Stevenson, R. L. Essays in the art of writing. 1905.
‘Melville, Lewis’ (L. S. Benjamin). Victorian novelists. 1906.
Baker, E. A. History in fiction. 2 vols 1907, London and New York
1914 (rev as A guide to historical fiction), New York 1969.
The history of the English novel. 9 vols 1924–38 (vols 5–9).
Chandler, F. W. The literature of roguery. 2 vols Boston 1907.
Courtney, W. P. The secrets of our national literature. 1908. Anon
and pseudonymous fiction.
Jackson, H. Great English novelists. [1908.]
The eighteen-nineties: a review of art and ideas at the close of the
nineteenth century. 1913.
Canby, H. S. The short story in English. New York 1909.
Zeidler, K. J. Beckford, Hope und Morier als Vertreter des orientalischen
Romans. Leipzig 1909.
Dibelius, W. Englische Romankunst. 2 vols Berlin 1910.
Phelps, W. L. Essays on modern novelists. New York 1910.
The advance of the English novel. New York 1916.
Williams, H. Two centuries of the English novel. 1911.
Modern English writers. 1918, 1925 (rev).
Johnson, R. B. Famous reviews. 1914.
The women novelists. 1918.
Novelists on novels. 1928.
Gregory, A. The French Revolution and the English novel. New York
and London 1915.
Waugh, A. Fiction in the nineteenth century. In his Reticence in literature
and other papers, 1915.
Tradition and change. 1919.
Hearn, L. Interpretations of literature. 2 vols 1916. 2 chs in vol 1 on
English fiction in the 19th century.
Scarborough, D. The supernatural in modern English fiction. 1917.
Whiteford, R. N. Motives in English fiction. New York and London
1918.
Phillips, W. C. Dickens, Reade and Collins – sensation novelists: a
study in the conditions and theories of novel writing in Victorian
England. New York 1919, rptd 1968.
Russell, F. T. Satire in the Victorian novel. New York 1920.
Bald, M. Woman writers of the nineteenth century. Cambridge
1923.
Cruse, A. The Englishman and his books in the early nineteenth
century. 1930.
Ford, F. M. The English novel. 1930.
Gibson, B. H. History from 1800–32 of English criticism of prose
fiction. Urbana IL 1931.
Leavis, Q. D. Fiction and the reading public. 1932, 1965,
Harmondsworth 1979.
Lovett, R. M. and H. S. Hughes. The history of the novel in England.
Boston 1932.
Watt, W. W. Shilling shockers of the Gothic school: a study of chapbook
Gothic romances. Cambridge MA 1932.
Edgar, P. The art of the novel. New York 1933.
Cruse, A. The Victorians and their books. 1935, 1936, 1962, 1968. (Pbd
in US as The Victorians and their reading.)
Kunitz, S. J. and H. Haycraft (ed). British authors of the nineteenth
century. New York 1936.
Shepperson, A. B. The novel in motley: a history of the burlesque
novel in English. Cambridge MA 1936.
Fox, R. The novel and the people. 1937, 1944, New York 1945, London
1948.
Utter, R. O. and G. B. Needham. Pamela’s daughters. New York 1937,
1972.
Summers, M. The Gothic quest. 1938.
Marriott, J. English history in English fiction. London and Glasgow
1940.
Bentley, P. The English regional novel. 1941.
Taylor, J. T. Early opposition to the English novel: the popular reaction
from 1760 to 1830. New York 1943.
Wagenknecht, E. Cavalcade of the English novel 1850–1919. New
York 1943, 1954 (rev).
Hinkley, L. L. Ladies of literature. New York 1946.
McCullough, B. Representative English novelists. New York 1946.
Stebbins, L. P. A Victorian album: some lady novelists of the period.
1946.
McCarthy, B. A. The later women novelists 1744–1818. Cork 1947.
Parkinson, C. L. Portsmouth Point: the British navy in fiction.
Liverpool 1948.
Drummond, A. L. The churches in English fiction. Leicester 1950.
Walbank, F. A. Queens of the circulating library. 1950.
Church, R. The growth of the English novel. 1951, 1961.
Neill, S. D. A short history of the English novel. 1951.
Allen, W. The English novel; a short critical history. 1954,
Harmondsworth 1958, 1960 etc.
Altick, R. D. The English common reader: a social history of the
mass reading public, 1800–1900. Chicago 1957, 1963.
Dalziel, M. Popular fiction a hundred years ago. 1957.
Proctor, M. R. The English university novel. Berkeley CA 1957.
Varma, D. P. The Gothic flame. 1957, New York 1966.
Stevenson, W. B. Detective fiction. Cambridge 1958.
Flanagan, T. The Irish novelists 1800–50. New York 1959.
Stang, R. The theory of the novel in England 1850–70. 1959.
Rosenberg, E. From Shylock to Svengali: Jewish criminal and
paragon in the English novel 1795–1895. Stanford CA 1960,
London 1961.
Stevenson, L. English novel: a panorama. 1960.
Maison, M. Search your soul, Eustace; a survey of the religious novel
in the Victorian age. 1961.
Freeman, W. Dictionary of fictional characters. 2 vols 1963, 1967,
1973 (rev by F. Urquhart).
James, L. Fiction for the working man, 1830–1850: a study of the literature
produced for the working classes in early Victorian urban
England. 1963, Harmondsworth 1974.
Carrier, E. J. Fiction in public libraries 1876–1900. New York 1965.
Graham, K. English criticism of the novel 1865–1900. Oxford 1965.
Karl, F. R. An age of fiction: the nineteenth-century British novel.
New York 1965.
Marcus, S. The other Victorians: a study of sexuality and pornography
in mid-nineteenth-century England. 1966, 1969.
Chew, S. C. and R. D. Altick. The nineteenth century and after,
1789–1939. In A literary history of England vol 4, ed A. C. Baugh,
New York 1967.
Hagen, O. A. Who done it? A guide to detective, mystery and suspense
fiction. 1969.
Colby, V. The singular anomaly. Women novelists of the nineteenth
century. New York 1970.
Griest, G. L. Mudie’s circulating library and the Victorian novel.
Newton Abbot 1970.
Harvey, J. R. Victorian novelists and their illustrators. 1970.
Pollard, A. (ed). The Victorians. 1969, 1970 etc (Sphere History of literature
in the English language vol 6).
Keating, P. J. The working classes in Victorian fiction. 1971, 1979.
Kettle, A. (ed). The nineteenth century novel, critical essays and documents.
1972, 1981 (rev).
Altick, R. D. Victorian people and ideas: a companion for the
modern reader of Victorian literature. New York [1973], London
1974.
Hardison, O. B. (ed). The British novel: Scott through Hardy.
Northbrook IL 1973.
Vicinus, M. The industrial muse: a study of nineteenth century
British working class literature. 1974.
Attenborough, J. A living memory: Hodder and Stoughton publishers,
1868–1975. 1975.
General Works
865 | 866