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Waters of comfort: a small volume of devotional poetry of a practical
character. 1856.
The solace of a solitaire: a record of facts and feelings. 1869.
M. A. Kelty also wrote a large number of pietistic works, including an account
of the early Quakers, several devotional diaries, and other religious and philosophical
reflections.
For a listing of reviews and notices of Kelty’s early novels, see Ward (1977).
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Grace Kennedy 1782–1825
Collected works
The works of Grace Kennedy (with A short account of the author). 6
vols Edinburgh 1827; tr Ger 1835–6, 1844.
§1
The decision: or religion must be all, or is nothing. Edinburgh 1821
(anon), 1822 (2nd edn, enlarged), 1822 (3rd edn), 1822 (4th edn),
Boston 1823, Albany NY 1824, Edinburgh 1824 (6th edn), 1825 (7th
edn), Philadelphia 1826, 1827 (8th edn), New York 1827, Princeton
1827, New York 1829, Edinburgh 1831, Brussels 1836, Edinburgh
1838 (10th edn), New York 1852, 1854; tr Fr 1828.
Profession is not principle: or the name of Christian is not
Christianity. Edinburgh 1822, 1822 (2nd edn), Boston 1824,
Edinburgh 1824 (3rd edn), 1825 (4th edn), Trenton NJ 1826,
Edinburgh 1828 (5th edn), Exeter NH 1828, New York 1829,
Edinburgh 1833 (6th edn), New York 1845, Edinburgh [1856] (8th
edn).
Father Clement: a Roman Catholic story. Edinburgh 1823, 1824 (2nd
edn), 1825 (3rd edn), 1825 (4th edn), Philadelphia [1825],
Edinburgh 1826 (5th edn), Boston and New York 1827, New York
1827, Edinburgh 1828 (6th edn), New York 1829, Edinburgh 1831
(7th edn), 1834 (8th edn), Newark NH 1834, Edinburgh 1838 (9th
edn), 1842 (10th edn), Philadelphia 1843, 1847, New York 1845,
1848, Philadelphia [1850], Newark 1851, New York 1853, 1856,
Edinburgh 1858 (12th edn), 1861 (13th edn), London [1870], [1876];
tr Fr 1825 etc, Ger 1826, Ital 1859, Sp [187–?].
Jessy Allan, the lame girl: a story founded on facts. Edinburgh 1823,
1823 (3rd edn), Salem MA 1824, Hartford CT 1827, Edinburgh 1828
(6th edn), 1831 (7th edn), 1840 (14th edn), New York 1850; tr Fr 1829.
Andrew Campbell’s visit to his Irish cousins. Edinburgh 1824, 1829
(3rd edn), New York 1829.
Anna Ross: a story for children. Edinburgh 1824, 1826 (3rd edn), New
York 1826, Philadelphia [1827], New York 1828, Edinburgh 1829
(4th edn), Oxford NY 1832, Edinburgh 1833 (5th edn), New York
1835, Edinburgh 1838 (6th edn), 1848 (9th edn), 1854 (11th edn),
1856 (12th edn), New York 1860, Edinburgh 1861 (as Anna Ross:
the orphan of Waterloo), [1875], London [1875], New York 1877,
1881, London [1883?]; tr Fr 1826 etc, Ger 1833.
Dunallan, or know what you judge: a story. 3 vols Edinburgh 1825,
1825 (2nd edn), 1826 (3rd edn), 2 vols Boston 1827, New York 1828,
Exeter NH 1828, Edinburgh 1829, 1834, 1 vol 1841 (6th edn),
Philadelphia [1848?], 1871, Boston and Cleveland OH 1859,
London [1875?], [1876], [1877], New York 1883; tr Fr 1828.
Philip Colville: or a Covenanter’s story. Edinburgh 1825, New York
1829, [1850?], [1869]; tr Ger 1836.
Attributed or spurious works
Caroline Ormsby: or the real Lucilla. 1810, 1812. Anon.
The acceptance, by the author of Caroline Ormsby. 3 vols 1810.
The decision: a novel. 3 vols 1811.
Willoughby, or reformation: the influence of religious principles. 2
vols 1823.
Evidently the work of another author, these novels are attributed to Kennedy
in some catalogues as a result of both having written a work titled The decision.
Also sometimes incorrectly attributed to Kennedy is Florence, or the
aspirant: a novel, 3 vols 1829.
For a listing of reviews and notices of Kennedy’s works, see Ward (1977).
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James Sheridan Knowles 1784–1862
See col 1970.
Lady Caroline Lamb, née Ponsonby 1785–1828
§1
Glenarvon. 3 vols 1816 (anon), 1816 (rev and with an authorial
preface, plates and music), 1816, 2 vols Philadelphia 1816, 3 vols
London 1817, 1 vol [1865] (as The fatal passion), [1866], 1972 (facs
edn with introd by J. L. Ruff); tr Fr 1819, 1824.
Verses from Glenarvon; to which is prefixed the original introduction
not published with the early editions of that work. 1819.
A new canto. 1819.
Gordon: a tale. 1821.
Graham Hamilton. 2 vols 1822, 1 vol Philadelphia 1822, 2 vols
London 1823, 1 vol 1882.
Ada Reis: a tale. 3 vols 1823, 2 vols Paris 1824.
Contributions to collaborative works
Fugitive pieces and reminiscences of Lord Byron with some original
poetry, letters and recollections of Lady Caroline Lamb. Ed I.
Nathan 1829.
§2
Mayer, S. R. T. Lady Caroline Lamb. Temple Bar June 1878.
Green, A. J. Did Byron write the poem to Lady Caroline Lamb? PQ 7
1928.
Jenkins, E. Lady Caroline Lamb. 1932, rev 1972.
Clubbe, John. Glenarvon revised and revisited. TWC 10 1979. On the
changes made for the 2nd edn.
For a listing of reviews and notices of C. Lamb’s works, see Ward (1979, 1972).
[cf]
Francis Lathom 1777–1832
Bibliography
Summers, M. In his A Gothic bibliography, [1941].
§1
The Castle of Ollada. 2 vols 1795 (anon), 1831.
All in a bustle: a comedy by the author of The Castle of Ollada.
Norwich 1795, 1800.
The midnight bell: a German story founded on incidents in real life.
3 vols 1798 (anon), Cork 1798, 2 vols Dublin 1798, 3 vols (in 1)
Philadelphia 1799, 3 vols London 1825; ed D. P. Varma 1968; with
introd by L. Jenkins [c. 1989]; tr Fr 1798, Ger 1800.
Men and manners: a novel. 4 vols 1799, Dublin 1799, 1800.
Orlando and Seraphina, or the funeral pile: an heroic drama. [1800.]
Based on Tasso, Gerusalemme liberata.
Mystery: a novel. 2 vols 1800, 1 vol Dublin 1800.
The dash of the day: a comedy. Norwich 1800, 1800, 1800, Dublin
(‘3rd edn’) 1801.
Holiday time, or the school boy’s frolic: a farce. Norwich 1800.
Curiosity: a comedy. 1801. Adapted from the Fr of Madame de
Genlis.
The wife of a million: a comedy. Norwich [1802?].
Astonishment!!! a romance of a century ago. 2 vols 1802, 3 vols 1821.
Very strange but very true! or the history of an old man’s young wife:
a novel. 4 vols 1803.
Erestina: a tale from the French. 2 vols 1803, 1 vol Norwich [1807?].
The impenetrable secret, find it out! a novel. 2 vols 1805, 1831.
The mysterious freebooter, or the days of Queen Bess: a romance. 4
vols 1806, 1829 (3rd edn), 1 vol 1844.