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India and its army. 1857. Rptd from Edinburgh Rev 1857.
Essays biographical, historical and miscellaneous, contributed
chiefly to the Edinburgh and Quarterly Reviews. 2 vols 1858.
History of the life of Arthur, Duke of Wellington: from the French of
M. Brialmont. 4 vols 1858–60, 1 vol (as The life of Arthur, [first]
Duke of Wellington) 1862, 1864, 1865, 1871 (rev), 1873 (rev), New
York 1899, London and New York 1903, 1909, 1927 (as The life of
the Duke of Wellington).
The Harrises: being an extract from the commonplace-book of
Alexander Smith the Elder. 3 vols 1870 (anon), 1 vol 1889 (as With
the Harrises seventy years ago: by the author of The subaltern).
The life of Sir Walter Scott. Edinburgh 1871. Rptd from Quart Rev.
The history of the reign of George III to the battle of Waterloo. 1873.
The great problem: can it be solved? 1876.
Personal reminiscences of the first Duke of Wellington. Ed M. E.
Gleig, Edinburgh and London 1904, New York 1904.
Attributed and spurious works
The stranger’s grave. 1823, Boston 1824, Exeter 1828, London 1845.
Previously attributed to De Quincey, but more probably by Gleig.
Saratoga: a tale of revolution. 2 vols 1824. Also attributed to Eliza
Lanesford (Foster) Cushing.
Tales of a voyager to the Arctic ocean. 3 vols 1826, 2 vols 1827, 3 vols
1829, 6 vols 1834 (including 3 vols from a second ser). More correctly
attributed to Robert Pierce Gillies.
The subaltern’s log book including anecdotes of well known military
characters. 2 vols 1828, New York 1829.
Gleig supervised and contributed to Gleig’s school series, 58 vols 1850–[75].
He also edited The only daughter, 3 vols 1838, and Self-devotion: or the
history of Katherine Randolph, 1842, by [Harriette Campbell]; Leaves
from the journal of a subaltern during the campaign in the
Punjaub, Sep 1848 to Mar 1849, 1849; and The soldier’s manual of
devotion [1862]. He wrote supplementary text for a number of works, including
C. Werner, Carl Werner’s Jerusalem, Bethlehem and the Holy
Places: with descriptive letterpress by G. R. Gleig, 1865; and A
glimpse of Oriental nature: pictures with verses by a lady, with a
Preface by G. R. Gleig, 1865. He pbd sermons and devotional works and
engaged in controversies on military and church matters.
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Siborne, W. History of the war in France and Belgium, with remarks
on G. R. Gleig’s Story of Waterloo. 1848.
Macaulay, T. B. Warren Hastings. 1856. With review of Gleig’s Life of
Hastings.
Maginn, W. In his A gallery of illustrious literary characters, ed W.
Bates [1873]. Rptd from Fraser’s Mag.
Hamley, E. B. Death of Mr Gleig. Blackwood’s Mag Aug 1888.
Symonds, B. The stranger’s grave: laying a De Quinceyan ghost. In
CLB 83, July 1993. Concerning the claims of authorship of De
Quincey and Gleig. [am]
Catherine Grace Frances Gore, née Moody
1799–1861
Manuscripts
Letters in Bentley Collection, BL.
Also biographical notice with letter, 1860, BL.
Bibliographies
Sadleir, M. In his XIX century fiction: a bibliographical record, 2
vols 1951.
Woolf, R. L. in his Nineteenth-century fiction: a bibliographical catalogue,
5 vols New York and London 1981–6.
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The two broken hearts: a tale. 1823 (anon). Poem.
Theresa Marchmont, or the maid of honour: a tale. 1824, rptd in vol 1
of Edinburgh tales, ed. J. Stone, 1845.
The bond: a dramatic poem. 1824.
A good night’s rest: or two in the morning: a farce, in 1 act. [1825],
(pbd in Duncombe’s British theatre), [1883].
Richelieu: or the broken heart: an historical tale. 1826. Attributed to
Gore.
The lettre de cachet: a tale; The reign of terror. 1827 (anon); rptd in
Romances of real life, 1829.
The abbey of Laach. In Tales of all nations, 1827.
Hungarian tales, by the author of The lettre de cachet. 3 vols 1829.
Selection rptd in Edinburgh tales, 1845.
Romances of real life, by the author of Hungarian tales. 3 vols 1829, 1
vol 1859.
Women as they are: or The manners of the day. 3 vols 1830, 2 vols
1833. Anon.
review: [Lister, T. H.] Edinburgh Rev 51 1830.
The historical traveller, comprising narratives connected with the
most curious epochs of European history and with the phenomena
of European countries. 2 vols 1831, 1833.
Pin-money: a novel, by the authoress of The manners of the day. 3
vols 1831, 1854, [1876], 2 vols Philadelphia 1834.
review: Westminster Rev 15 1831.
The Tuileries: a tale, by the authoress of Hungarian tales and
Romances of real life. 3 vols 1831, 2 vols New York 1831, 1 vol
London 1841 (as The soldier of Lyons: a tale of the Tuileries).
Mothers and daughters: a tale of the year 1830. 3 vols 1831, 1 vol 1831,
1834, 1849. Anon.
review: Westminster Rev 14 1831.
The opera: a novel, by the authoress of Mothers and daughters. 3
vols 1832.
The fair of Mayfair. 3 vols 1832, 2 vols Philadelphia 1834 (as The miseries
of marriage: or the fair of Mayfair). Anon.
review: Westminster Rev 17 1832.
The sketch book of fashion, by the authoress of Mothers and daughters.
3 vols 1833.
Polish tales, by the authoress of Hungarian tales. 3 vols 1833.
The Hamiltons: or the new era, by the authoress of Mothers and
daughters. 3 vols 1834, 1 vol 1850 (sub-titled Official life in 1830), 2
vols Leipzig 1858.
The King’s seal: a comedy. 1835 (with Kenny James) (pbd in Webster’s
Acting National Drama).
The diary of a désennuyée. 2 vols 1836 (anon) .
Mrs Armytage: or female domination, by the authoress of Mothers
and daughters. 3 vols 1836, 1 vol Brussels 1836, London [1848],
1863.
King O’Neil: or the Irish Brigade. A comedy in two acts. 1837 (pbd in
Webster’s Acting National Drama).
The maid of Croissey: or Theresa’s vow. A drama in two acts. 1837
(pbd in Webster’s Acting National Drama), [1880].
Memoirs of a peeress: or the days of Fox.‘Ed Lady Charlotte Bury’ 3
vols 1837, 2 vols Philadelphia 1837, Paris 1837, 1 vol 1859 (rev).
Stokeshill Place: or the man of business, by the authoress of Mrs
Armytage, Mothers and daughters, etc. 3 vols 1837.
The heir of Selwood: or three epochs of a life, by the authoress of
Mothers and daughters, Mrs Armytage, Stokeshill Place, etc. 3
vols 1838, 2 vols Philadelphia 1838, 1 vol London 1855.
The rose fancier’s manual. 1838.
Mary Raymond and other tales. 3 vols 1838, 2 vols Philadelphia
1838.
The woman of the world, by the authoress of the Diary of a désennuyée.
3 vols 1838, 1 vol [1861].
The Cabinet Minister, by the authoress of Mothers and daughters,
Mrs Armytage, Heir of Selwood. 3 vols 1839, 3 vols Paris 1839, 2
vols Philadelphia 1839.
The courtier of the days of Charles II, with other tales, by the
authoress of Mrs Armytage. 3 vols 1839, 2 vols New York 1839, 1
vol Paris 1839, London 1847, 1860.