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French provinces by a walking gentleman. 3 ser 1823–7 (anon).
Ser 1 (The father’s curse, La Vilaine tête, The birth of Henry IV,
and The exile of the Landes) 1823, 2 vols 1823, 1823–4, Boston
1824, London 1824, 1824; ser 2 (Caribert, The priest and the gardedu-corps,
The vouée au blanc) 3 vols 1825, Paris 1825, 2 vols
Philadelphia 1825, 1827 3 vols London 1827, [1834]; ser 3 (The
cagot’s hut, Seeing is not believing, The conscript’s bride) 3 vols
1827, 1833. Series rptd 3 vols Boston 1840, 1 vol London 1847; ser
1–2 rptd 2 vols London and Belfast 1847–8; ser 2–3 rptd 6 vols
London 1831; ser 1–2 tr Ger 1824–5, Fr 1825.
The history of Switzerland, from the conquests of Caesar to the
abdication of Buonaparte. 1825 (anon), New York 1913 (with
History of Netherlands, below). An abridgement of Planta,
History of the Helvetic confederacy.
Ben Nazir, the Saracen: a tragedy. 1827.
Traits of travel: or tales of men and cities. 3 vols 1829, 2 vols New
York 1829, Boston 1829; tr Ger 1830.
The heiress of Bruges: a tale of the year sixteen hundred. 4 vols 1830,
3 vols Brussels 1830, London 1831, 2 vols New York 1834, 3 vols
London 1834, 1 vol 1834, 1847, 1853, 1856; tr Fr 1831, Cz 1926.
The history of the Netherlands. 1830, Philadelphia 1831, London
1833, Philadelphia 1835, London 1838, New York 1843, 1855,
Philadelphia 1881, New York 1899 (as Holland: the history of the
Netherlands [continued] by J. Hawthorne), 1901, [1901], [1904],
Philadelphia 1907 (as Holland and Belgium, ed W. H. Claflin;
Switzerland, ed C. Dandliker, rev E. J. Benton), New York 1909,
Chicago [1910], New York 1913, 1916, 1928, 1932 etc.
Jacqueline of Holland: a historical tale. 3 vols 1831, 2 vols New York
1831, 1 vol London 1843 (rev), 1857, [1884].
Legends of the Rhine and of the Low Countries. 3 vols 1832, 2 vols
Philadelphia 1833, 1 vol Frankfurt am Main 1836 (with Planché,
Lays and legends of the Rhine), Philadelphia 1843, Frankfurt am
Main 1847, London 1849, 1854.
Tales. 1832.
Agnes de Mansfeldt: a historical tale. 3 vols 1835, 1835, 1836, 1 vol
Brussels 1836, Philadelphia 1836, Brussels 1846, London 1847,
1847, 1851.
The sleeping partners: a sketch of hard frost. In Chairolas, ed E. G. E.
L. Bulwer-Lytton, Philadelphia 1836.
The boundary question revised, and Dr Franklin’s red line shown to
be the right one, by a British subject. New York 1843; rptd in his
Civilized America, 1859, below.
Julie Corryeur: a romance of the Alps. Philadelphia 1843.
The master passion and other tales and sketches. 2 vols 1845.
A chance medley of light matter. New York 1845.
The Cagot’s hut; and The conscript’s bride. 1852. First pbd in Highways
and by-ways ser 3.
Reminiscences of Hannah More. In Homes and haunts of the wise
and good, Philadelphia 1854.
The forfeit hand and other tales. 1857. First pbd in Legends of the
Rhine.
The curse of the black lady and other tales. 1857. First pbd in
Legends of the Rhine.
Civilized America. 2 vols 1859, 1859.
England and the disrupted states of America. 1861, 1861, 1862.
Beaten paths and those who trod them. 2 vols 1862.
Reminiscences.
Observations of a British consul 1839–46. In American social history
as recorded, ed A. Nevins, New York 1923.
Grattan contributed regularly to the Edinburgh Rev and Westminster
Rev as well as to NMM. He began his own periodical, The Paris Monthly
Rev of Br Lit, Jan 1822–Apr 1823, and wrote My acquaintance with the
late Edmund Kean for the NMM 39 1833. He was the British correspondent
for The Times in 1834 during the Brussels riots, which indirectly led to his
appointment as British Consul at Massachusetts. Grattan also translated
numerous works of modern French poets into Eng. [am]
Sarah Green
Bibliographies
Blakey, D. In her Minerva Press, 1939.
Summers, M. In his A Gothic bibliography, [1941].
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Charles Henly: or the fugitive restored. 2 vols 1790. Anon.
Mental improvement for a young lady on her entrance into the
world, addressed to a favourite niece. 1793, 1794, 1796. Anon.
A letter to the publisher of Brothers’s prophecies. 1795.
Court intrigue, or the victim of constancy: an historical romance. 2
vols 1799.
The private history of the Court of England. 2 vols 1808, 1808 (corrected).
Anon.
Tankerville family. 3 vols 1808.
Tales of the manor. 2 vols 1809.
The festival of St Jago: a Spanish romance. 2 vols 1810.
The reformist!!! a serio-comic political novel. 2 vols 1810, 1816 (as
Percival Ellingford: or the reformist).
Romance readers and romance writers: a satirical novel. 3 vols 1810.
Prefaced by a critical literary retrospection, partly rptd in R. B.
Johnson, Novelists on novels, 1928.
The royal exile, or victims of human passions: an historical romance
of the sixteenth century. 4 vols 1810, 1811.
Good men of modern date: a satirical tale. 3 vols 1811, 2 vols
Philadelphia 1813.
Deception: a fashionable novel. 3 vols 1813.
The Carthusian friar, or the mysteries of Montanville: a posthumous
romance. 4 vols 1814.
The fugitive: or family incidents. 3 vols 1814.
Who is the bridegroom? or nuptial discoveries: a novel. 3 vols 1822.
Gretna Green marriages, or the nieces: a novel. 3 vols 1823.
Scotch novel reading, or modern quackery: a novel really founded
on facts, by a Cockney. 3 vols 1824.
Parents and wives, or inconsistency and mistakes: a novel. 3 vols
1825.
Sarah Green also translated Raphael: or peaceful life, from the Ger of A.
Lafontaine, 2 vols 1812.
For a listing of reviews and notices of Green’s works, see Ward (1979, 1972,
1977). [pg]
Elizabeth Caroline Grey, née Duncan 1798–1869
Bibliography
Summers, M. In his A Gothic bibliography, [1941].
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De Lisle: or the sensitive man. 3 vols 1828 (anon), 2 vols New York
1828.
The trials of life. 3 vols 1829, micro Cambridge MA 1977. 2 vols
Philadelphia and New York 1829.
The way of the world. 3 vols 1831.
Alice Seymour: a tale. 1831 (anon), 1845 (new edn).
Hyacinthe: or the contrast. 1835 (anon), Philadelphia 1845, 1845
(new edn).
The duke: a novel. 3 vols 1839. 2 vols Philadelphia 1840, as The duke
and the cousin, micro New York 1991, new edn 1 vol Philadelphia
1847, new edn 1 vol 1856 (Routledge’s Railway Lib).
review: Athenaeum 5 Oct 1839.
The young prima donna: a romance of the opera. 3 vols 1840, 2 vols
in 1 Philadelphia 1840 (micro Cambridge MA [1977?]), new edn 1
vol London 1854 (Routledge’s Railway Lib), new 1 vol edns
Philadelphia [1867] and London 1877.
review: Athenaeum 8 Aug 1840.
The little wife; and The baronet’s daughters. 3 vols 1841, micro New
York 1991. New 1-vol edn of The little wife London 1852