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The Early Nineteenth-Century Novel
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Geraldine Fauconberg, by the author of Clarentine. 3 vols 1808, 1812,
2 vols Philadelphia 1817; tr Fr 1825.
Traits of nature. 5 vols 1812, 4 vols 1812, 2 vols Philadelphia 1812, 4
vols London 1813; tr Fr 1819 (as Le jeune Cleveland: ou traits de
nature).
Tales of fancy. Vol 1 (The shipwreck) 1816, Boston 1816; tr Fr 1816, Ger
1821. Vols 2–3 (Country neighbours: or the secret) 1820, 2 vols New
York 1820; tr Fr 1820. As 3 vols, 1816–21, 1820.
The romance of private life. 3 vols 1839, 2 vols Philadelphia 1840 (as
The renunciation: a romance of private life).
S. H. Burney also translated Paul and Virginia, from the Fr of J. H. Bernadin
de Saint Pierre, and edited Henry Mackenzie’s Man of feeling, both as series
vols for the publisher Tegg. She is not the author of Seraphina: or a winter
in town, 3 vols 1809, or of Lindamira: or an old maid in search of a
husband, 3 vols 1810, both of which appeared under the name of Caroline
Burney.
For a listing of reviews and notices of S. H. Burney’s works, see Ward (1972).
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Clark, L. J. From manuscript to print: the use of physical evidence in
an edition of correspondence. In An index of civilisation: studies
of printing and publishing history in honour of Keith Maslen, ed
R. Harvey et al, Clayton, Victoria, Australia 1993.
Letters of Sarah Harriet Burney. Ed L. J. Clark, Athens GA 1996.
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Lady Charlotte Susan Maria Bury, née Campbell
1775–1861
Bibliographies
Sadleir, M. In his XIX century fiction: a bibliographical record, 2
vols 1951.
Block, A. In his The English novel 1740–1850, 1961.
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Poems on several occasions, by a lady. Edinburgh 1797. Anon.
Self indulgence: a tale of the nineteenth century. 2 vols Edinburgh
1812, Boston 1812, Philadelphia 1812.
Conduct is fate. 3 vols Edindurgh 1822. Anon.
reviews: Edinburgh Mag Apr 1822, Monthly Rev June 1822.
Suspirium sanctorum, or holy breathings: a series of prayers. 1826, 2
vols 1830. Anon.
‘Alla giornata’: or to the day. 3 vols 1826. Anon.
review: Monthly Rev Oct 1826.
Flirtation: a novel. 3 vols 1827 (anon), 1828, 1828 (3rd edn), 2 vols New
York 1820, London 1834 (Colburn’s Modern Novelists), 1 vol Paris
1836.
The exclusives. 3 vols 1830, 2 vols New York 1830.
Journal of the heart. 1830; ser 2, 1835.
The separation. 3 vols 1830, 2 vols New York 1830.
The three great sanctuaries of Tuscany: Valombrosa, Camaldoli,
Laverna, a poem illustrated by E. Bury. 1833.
The disinherited; and the Ensnared. 3 vols 1834, 1 vol Paris 1837.
The devoted. 3 vols 1836, 1 vol Paris 1836, 1837.
The divorced. 2 vols 1837, 1 vol 1858, Paris 1837, Philadelphia 1858.
Love. 3 vols 1837, 2 vols Philadelphia 1838, 1 vol London and New
York 1860.
Diary illustrative of the times of George the Fourth interspersed
with original letters from the late Queen Caroline and from other
distinguished persons. 2 vols 1838 (anon), 4 vols 1838 (expanded,
vols 3–4 ed J. Galt; BL copy contains suppressed pages),
Philadelphia 1838–9, 4 vols in 2 Paris 1838–9, 2 vols 1896 (as The
Court of England under George the Fourth); ed A. F. Steuart 2
vols 1908 (as The diary of a lady in waiting).
reviews: Quart Rev Jan 1838, Edinburgh Rev Apr 1838.
The history of a flirt, related by herself. 3 vols 1840, 185–? (Parlour
Lib). Anon.
Family records: or the two sisters. 3 vols 1841. 1 vol Philadelphia 1841,
Paris 1841.
The manœuvring mother. 3 vols 1842, 1 vol 1858.
The wilfulness of woman. 3 vols 1844, New York 1846.
The roses. 3 vols 1853.
The lady of fashion. 3 vols 1856.
The two baronets: a novel of fashionable life. London and New York
1864.
Bury also edited Mrs C. F. Gore, Memoirs of a peeress: or the days of Fox,
1837, and Caroline Lucy, Lady Scott, A marriage in high life, 1828, 1857; tr
Fr 1832, Ger 1837.
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Lady Charlotte Bury. NMM Mar 1837.
‘Charles Yellowplush, esq’ [W. M. Thackeray]. Skimmings from the
diary of George IV. Fraser’s Mag Mar 1838.
Obit: GM May 1861.
Prucher, A. Figure europée del primo ‘800 nel Diary di Lady Bury.
Florence 1961.
Todd, Janet (ed). Dictionary of British women writers 1660–1800.
1985. [pp]
Miss Byron, ‘A Modern Antique’ fl. 1808–16
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The English-woman: a novel. By Miss Byron. 5 vols 1808, 1812.
Celia in search of a husband. By a modern antique. 2 vols 1809, 1809,
1809.
Hours of affluence, and days of indigence: a novel. By Miss Byron. 4
vols 1809.
The alderman and the peer; or the ancient castle and modern villa. 3
vols 1810. Blakey and Summers have The modern villa and
ancient castle: or the peer and the alderman.
The Englishman: a novel. 6 vols 1812.
The English exposé: or men and women ‘abroad’ and ‘at home’. By a
modern antique. 4 vols 1814.
The bachelor’s journal: inscribed (without permission) to the girls
of England. Edited by Miss Byron. 2 vols 1815.
The spinster’s journal. By A modern antique. 3 vols 1816.
Attributed or spurious works
Zameo: or the white warrior! An operatic romance. By Medora
Gordon Byron, a minor. To which is prefixed a memoir of Miss
Byron. nd.
Duncombe’s edition of The British theatre. Vol 15 1834, Zameo: a
melodrama [1840?].
This work by Mrs Jane Briancourt includes a ‘memoir’ with the first edn, a jeu
d’esprit representing the pseudonymous author as a natural daughter of Lord
Byron. BL catalogues separately from Miss Byron, but the latter is sometimes
wrongly attributed the forenames ‘Medora Gordon’. It seems likely, though
not certain, that Miss Byron and ‘A modern antique’ are the same author.
For a listing of reviews and notices, see Ward (1972). [cf]
David Carey 1782–1824
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The pleasures of nature: or, the charms of rural life: with other
poems. 1803.
The reign of fancy: a poem. 1804.
Secrets of the castle: or the adventures of Charles D’Almaine. 2 vols
1806.
Poems, chiefly amatory. 1807, 1809.
Criag Phadric, visions of sensibility, with legendary tales, and occasional
pieces. Inverness 1811. Poems.
Beauties of the modern poets: being selections from the works of
the most popular authors of the present day. 1820, 1821, 1826.
Lochiel: or the field of Culloden. 3 vols 1820 (anon); tr Fr 1822.