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The Early Nineteenth-Century Novel
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Tales of the Pemberton family, for the use of children. 1825, 1826.
The black man’s lament: or how to make sugar. 1826. Verse.
Detraction displayed. 1828, New York 1828. A manual showing how
to defeat calumny.
A wife’s duty: a tale. 1828, 1847.
Happy faces: or benevolence and selfishness; and The revenge.
[1830?], 1847.
White lies; The welcome home, or the ball. Paris 1833, 1862.
Lays for the dead. 1834, 1840.
The stage coach and other tales on lying. 1845, Boston 1845.
Tales of trials: told to my children. Boston 1845.
Mrs Arlington. Henry Woodville. The ruffian boy. Three novels by
Mrs Opie. Paris 1846.
The ruffian boy; and After the ball: or the two Sir Williams. 1858.
Mrs Arlington; or, all is not gold that glitters. [1864?]
Mrs Opie also contributed a memoir to Lectures on painting, 1809, by her
husband, John Opie. She pbd a number of tales, poems etc in GM, The
Annual Anthology, Friendship’s Offering, European Mag, Finden’s
Tableaux, and other periodicals between 1795 and 1841; her poetry also
appears in anthologies such as Bethune’s British female poets,F.J.
Stainforth’s Poetical scrapbook and Rowton’s Female poets of Great
Britain. Several of her poems, including ‘Fatherless Fanny’, ‘Poor Owen’, ‘The
orphan boy’s tale’, and ‘The suicide’, were pbd as lyrics set to music by Edward
Smith Biggs, William Horsley, Thomas Wright, and others. The London
Mag pbd a letter from Opie about William Hayley in a long review article on
his Memoirs in Nov 1824. To Mrs Margaret Roberts, Duty: a novel, 1814,
New York 1815; tr Fr 1816, she contributed a character of the author; this article
was rptd in GM in Jan 1815. Marie Thérèse Kemble, W. T. Moncrieff, James
Pocock and Thomas Welsh wrote melodramas based on tales by Mrs Opie,
including The Lear of common life, Love and duty, and Twenty years
ago!
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Lines occasioned by reading Mrs Opie’s affecting tale of The father
and the daughter. GM Aug 1806.
Review of Women as they are (by C. Gore). Edinburgh Rev July 1830.
GM Jan 1854. Obituary.
Brightwell, C. L. Memorials of the life of Amelia Opie, from her
letters, diaries and other mss. Norwich 1854, 1854, New York 1975
(facs).
Mrs Opie. Leisure Hour 3 1854.
Hall, Mrs A. M. Memoirs of Mrs Opie. Art Jnl 6 1854.
Brightwell, C. L. Memoir of Amelia Opie. 1855.
Kavanagh, J. In her English women of letters vol 2, 1863.
Martineau, H. In her Biographical sketches 1852–75, 1877.
Hall, Mrs A. M. Retrospect of a long life. 2 vols 1883.
Hall, S. C. Retrospect of a long life. 2 vols 1883.
[Ritchie, Lady.] Mrs Opie. Cornhill Mag Oct 1883; rptd in her A book
of sibyls, 1883.
Robertson, E. S. In her English poetesses, 1883.
Ross, J. A. In her Three generations of Englishwomen: memoirs and
correspondence of Mrs John Taylor, Mrs Sarah Austin and Lady
Duff Gordon, 2 vols 1888.
Amelia Opie. Temple Bar Aug 1893.
Earland, A. John Opie and his circle. 1911.
Menzies-Wilson, J. and H. Lloyd. Amelia: the tale of a plain friend.
Oxford 1937.
Todd, Janet (ed). Dictionary of British women writers 1660–1800.
1985. [pp]
Sydney Owenson, afterwards Lady Morgan
1776–1859
Bibliographies
Sadleir, M. In his XIX century fiction: a bibliographical record, 2
vols 1951.
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Poems. Dublin 1801.
St Clair: or the heiress of Desmond, by S. O. Dublin 1803, London
1803, Philadelphia 1807, 2 vols London 1812 (corrected and greatly
enlarged); ed P. Garside 1995; tr Fr 1813, Du 1816.
reviews: Monthly Mag 17 1804; Monthly Rev 43 1804;
Antijacobin Rev 40 1811; Br Critic 38 1811.
A few reflections occasioned by the perusal of a work entitled
‘Familiar epistles to F. J_s esq on the present state of the Irish
stage’. Dublin 1804. Dedication subscribed S.O.
Twelve original Hibernian melodies. [1805.]
The novice of Saint Dominick. 4 vols ‘1805’ [1806], 1806, New York
1807, Philadelphia 1807, 1808, 1823; tr Fr 1817.
reviews: Monthly Mag 20 1806; Monthly Rev 52 1807;
Antijacobin Rev 30 1808.
The wild Irish girl: a national tale. 3 vols 1806, 1 vol 1807, New York
1807, Philadelphia 1807, Boston 1808, London 1808, 3 vols 1813, 1
vol Philadelphia 1822, London 1846 (rev), Hartford CT 1850,
London 1850, 1856, New York 1855, 1857, 1867, Hartford CT 1855,
London 1879, New York 1883; ed R. L. Wolff, New York and
London 1978; introd by B. Brophy 1986; ed J. Wordsworth, Oxford
1995; tr Ger 1809, Fr 1813.
reviews: Critical Rev ser 3 no 9 1806; Flowers of Lit 5 1806;
Literary Jnl 2 1806; Monthly Mag 2 1807; Monthly Mirror 1 1807;
Monthly Rev 57 1808.
Comic opera.The first attempt: or the whim of a moment. Dublin 1807.
The lay of an Irish harp: or metrical fragments. 1807, Philadelphia
1807, New York 1808, Philadelphia [181–?].
reviews: Annual Rev 6 1807; Oxford Rev 2 1807; Monthly Rev 57
1808; Br Critic 33 1809.
Patriotic sketches of Ireland written in Connaught. 2 vols 1807, 1 vol
Baltimore 1809.
Woman: or Ida of Athens. 4 vols 1809, 2 vols Philadelphia, New York
and Baltimore 1809.
The missionary: an Indian tale. 3 vols 1811 (4 edns), New York 1811,
London 1859 (extensively rev as Luxima, the prophetess: a tale of
India).
O’Donnel: a national tale. 3 vols 1814, 1814, 1815, New York 1816,
London 1835, 1 vol 1835 (rev), 1836, 1850, 1895.
France. 2 vols 1817, 1817, Philadelphia 1817, 1817, London 1818 (with
additional notes); tr Fr 1817.
Florence Macarthy: an Irish tale. 4 vols 1818, 1818, 1819, 1 vol 1839,
1856; tr Fr 1819.
Italy. 2 vols 1821, 3 vols 1821 (text differs in part from that of the 2-vol
edn), 2 vols New York 1821; tr Fr 1821, Ital 1821. Notes on law, statistics
and literary disputes, with appendix on the state of medicine
by Sir Thomas Charles Morgan.
Letters to the reviewers of Italy. 1821.
The life and times of the Salvator Rosa. 2 vols 1824, Paris 1824, 1 vol
1846, 1855; tr Fr 1824.
Absenteeism. 1825.
The O’Briens and the O’Flahertys: a national tale. 4 vols 1827, 1827,
1827, 1828, Philadelphia 1828, 1 vol 1838, 1856; ed R. S. Mackenzie 2
vols New York 1856, 1869; tr Fr 1828.
The book of the boudoir. 2 vols 1829, 1829, New York 1829, London
1836. Autobiographical sketches.
France in 1829–30. 2 vols 1830.
Dramatic scenes from real life. 2 vols 1833, New York 1833.
The Princess: or the Beguine. 3 vols 1835, Paris 1835; tr Fr 1835, Ger
1835.
Woman and her master. 2 vols 1840, Philadelphia 1840.
The book without a name. 2 vols 1841. With Sir T. C. Morgan.
Letter to Cardinal Wiseman. 1851.
Passages in my autobiography. 1859, New York 1859.
Memoirs: autobiography, diaries and correspondence. Ed W. H.
Dixon 2 vols 1862, 1863, 1 vol 1863.