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Hook, satirist and novelist. Temple Bar Nov 1894.
Saintsbury, G. Three humorists. Hook, Barham, Maginn.
Macmillan’s Mag Dec 1895; rptd in his Collected essays vol 2,
1923.
St Cyres, S. H. N. Theodore Hook. Cornhill Mag Jan 1904.
Brightfield, M. F. Hook and his novels. Cambridge MA 1928.
Repplier, A. The laugh that failed. Atlantic Monthly Aug 1936.
Hoaxer and wit: Hook. TLS 23 Aug 1941.
Shuman, R. B. Structure and style in the novels of Hook. N & Q Aug
1958.
Shuman, R. B. Hook as a legal critic. N & Q Aug 1958. [am]
Barbara Hoole, afterwards Hofland, née Wreaks
1770–1844
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Poems. Sheffield [1805].
La fête de la rose; or, the dramatic flowers. 1809.
The history of an officer’s widow, and her young family. 1809 (anon),
1814, Philadelphia 1815, London 1834.
Tales, in verse, for the use of children. Knaresborough 1810.
Little dramas for young people on subjects taken from English
history. 1810.
The daughter-in-law. 1812, 1829, 1853.
A season at Harrogate; in a series of poetical epistles, from Benjamin
Blunderhead esquire to his mother. Knaresborough 1812,
Harrogate 1838 (rev).
The history of a clergyman’s widow and her young family. 1812
(anon), 1825, [1866].
The son of a genius: a tale for the use of youth. 1812, New York 1814,
London 1816, New York 1818, London 1819, 1821, 1822, 1827 (rev),
1832, 1841 etc; tr Fr 1817.
Says she to her neighbour, What? by an old-fashioned Englishman.
4 vols 1812.
The sisters; a dramatic tale. 1813, 1814, 1828, 1866.
Patience and perseverance: or the modern Griselda, by the author of
Says she to her neighbour, What? 4 vols 1813.
The panorama of Europe: or a new game of geography. 1813, 1824,
1828, 1840 etc.
Iwanowna: or the maid of Moscow. 1813, 2 vols 1816. Anon.
The young northern traveller 1813, tr Fr, 1825, 1829 ‘New edn’.
A visit to London: or Emily and her friends. 4 vols 1814.
Ellen the teacher. 2 vols 1814, 1819, 1836, 1886.
The merchant’s widow and her family. 1814 (anon), 1823 (as The
history of a merchant’s widow and her young family), 1826, 1857,
1868; tr Fr 1831.
A father as he should be: a novel. 4 vols 1815.
The affectionate brothers: a tale. 2 vols 1816, 1829, [1835?], 1863.
Matilda; or the Barbadoes girl: a tale. 1816 (anon), 1819, [1825?] (5th
edn), 1866.
The blind farmer and his children. 1816, 1819, [1830?] (6th edn), New
York 1831.
The good grandmother, and her offspring: a tale. 1817, 1828, 1850.
The funeral: a monody to the memory of Princess Charlotte.
Sheffield [1817].
A descriptive account of the mansions and gardens of White
Knights; with twenty-three engravings from pictures by T. C.
Hofland. [1819] (priv ptd).
A letter of an English woman. 1820.
Tales of the Priory. 4 vols 1820.
Alicia and her aunt; or, think before you speak. 1822, 1841 (rev).
Theodore, or the Crusaders: a tale for youth. (1821), 1823, 1824, etc.
Tales of the manor. 4 vols 1822.
Adelaide, or the intrepid daughter: a tale. 1823 (anon), 1825 (3rd
edn), 1830 (4th edn).
The daughter of a genius: a tale for youth. 1823, 1823, 1848, etc.
Barbara Hoole | Thomas Hope
Integrity: a tale. 1823, Philadelphia 1828, London 1836, 1840, 1868,
1871.
Decision: a tale. 1824, New York 1825, etc.
Patience: a tale. 1824, 1838.
Alfred Campbell, the young pilgrim: containing travels in Egypt
and the Holy Land. 1825, 1841.
Moderation: a tale. 1825, 1826, Boston [1860?].
Reflection: a tale. 1826, 1838, 1868.
The young pilgrim, or Alfred Campbell’s return to the East. 1826,
1840, 1841.
William and his Uncle Ben. A tale. 1826, [1865].
River scenery, by Turner and Girtin, with descriptions by Mo
Hoflaud. 1827.
Self-denial. A tale. 1827, 1830, 1830, 1835, etc.
Katherine: a tale. 4 vols 1828.
Africa described in its ancient and present state. 1828, 1834.
Tales of Clairmont Castle. 1828, snd ser nd, Philadelphia nd.
The young cadet; or Henry Delamere’s voyage to India. [1828?], 1832,
1836.
Beatrice, a tale founded on facts. 3 vols 1829.
The young Crusoe, or the shipwrecked boy. 1829, 1836[?], 1866, 1882,
1894.
The stolen boy. A story founded on facts. [1830?], Cincinnati 1844; tr
Ger 1842.
Poetical illustrations of the various scenes represented in Mr
Linton’s Sketches in Italy. 1832.
Richmond and the surrounding scenery. Illustr J. D. Harding et al
1832.
Elizabeth and her three beggar boys. [1833?], New York 1838.
Rich boys and poor boys; and other tales. [1832?], 1840.
The American juvenile keepsake. Ed Mrs Hofland, New York 1834.
The captives in India: a tale; and A widow and a will. 3 vols 1834,
Washington 1835.
Description of the house and museum on the north side of Lincoln’s
Inn Field. 1835 (priv ptd).
Fortitude: a tale. 1835, 1838.
Humility: a tale. 1837, 1868.
Energy: a tale. 1838, Boston 1844.
The illustrated alphabet, with poetry. 1839.
Farewell tales. 1840, Boston 1847.
The Czarina: an historical romance of the Court of Russia. 3 vols
1842, New York 1842.
The godmother’s tales. 1842.
The King’s son: a romance of English history. 3 vols 1843.
Emily’s reward: or, the holiday trip to Paris. 1844.
Hildebrand: or, the days of Queen Elizabeth. 3 vols 1844.
The unloved one: a domestic story. 3 vols 1844, New York 1844, 1 vol
1860.
Daniel Dennison; and the Cumberland statesman. 3 vols 1846, 1848,
New York 1847, etc.
Popular description of Sir John Soane’s house, museum and library.
Ed A. T. Bolton, Oxford 1919.
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Ramsay, T. The life and literary remains of Barbara Hofland. 1849.
L’Estrange, A. G. K. In his Friendships of Mary Russell Mitford,
1882.
Butts, D. Mistress of our tears. A literary and bibliographical study
of Barbara Hofland. Aldershot 1992. [db]
Thomas Hope 1770–1831
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Observations on the plans and elevations designed by James Wyatt,
architect, for Downing College. Cambridge 1804.
Household furniture and interior decoration. 1807, 1937, 1946.
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