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Joukovsky, N. A. A new ‘little book’ by Thomas Love Peacock. MP 85,
1988. Text and trn of his scatological Latin epigrams on Sir
Robert Peel.
Joukovsky, N. A. The lost Greek anapests of Thomas Love Peacock.
MP 89, 1992. Text and trn of his Greek anapestic ode on Christ.
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Constantine Henry Phipps, Marquis of
Normanby 1797–1863
The English in Italy. 3 vols 1825. Anon.
Matilda: a tale of the day. 1825 (anon), 2 vols 1825, 1825, 1 vol
Philadelphia 1825, 2 vols London 1826 (4th edn); tr Fr 1826, Ger
1827.
reviews: Monthly Rev n.s. 107 1825; [T. Hamilton] Blackwood’s
Mag Jan 1826; [W. S. Rose] Quart Rev 33 1826.
Historiettes: or tales of continental life, by the author of The
English in Italy. 3 vols 1827.
The English in France, by the author of The English in Italy. 3 vols
1828, 1828, 2 vols Philadelphia 1829.
Yes and no: a tale of the day, by the author of Matilda. 2 vols 1828, 2
vols Philadelphia 1828; tr Fr 1830.
Clorinda, or the necklace of pearls: the tale of a bystander. In the
Keepsake for 1829; tr Sp 1830.
The English at home, by the author of The English in Italy. 3 vols
1830, 2 vols New York 1830.
The contrast, by the author of Matilda, Yes and no etc. 3 vols 1832, 2
vols Philadelphia 1833.
Lord Normanby’s farewell to Ireland. Dublin 1839.
A year of revolution, from a journal kept in Paris in 1848. 2 vols 1857;
tr Fr 1858.
The Congress and the Cabinet. 1859, 1859 (5th edn); tr Fr 1860, Ital
1860.
An historical sketch of Louise de Bourbon, Duchess-Regent of
Parma. 1861.
A vindication of the Duke of Modena from the charges of Mr
Gladstone, from official documents. 1861, 1861; tr Fr 1862, Ital
1862.
The following of the above titles are attributed to Eyre Evans Crowe by DNB
and, more recently, by Wolff in his Nineteenth-century fiction: a bibliographical
guide, 5 vols New York 1981–6: The English in Italy,
Historiettes, The English in France and The English at home. Several
of the Marquis of Normanby’s speeches were also pbd. [pg]
Andrew Picken 1788–1833
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Tales and sketches of the West of Scotland, by Christopher
Keelivine. Glasgow 1824, Edinburgh 1824. Mary Ogilvie rptd
from above [1840?] (6th edn), illustr R. Cruikshank; tr Ger 1824.
The sectarian: or the Church and the Meeting-house. 3 vols 1829
(anon), 1834 (as Oldwood village: or the sectarian).
The dominie’s legacy. 3 vols 1830, 1831, 2 vols Philadelphia 1833.
Travels and researches of eminent English missionaries, including
an historical sketch of the progress and present state of some of
the principal Protestant missions of late years. 1830.
The Club book: being original tales etc by various authors, edited by
the author of the Dominie’s legacy. 3 vols 1831, 1831, 2 vols New
York 1831, 1836. Picken contributed The deer-stalkers of
Glenskiach, Eisenbach, The three Kearneys, all of which were rptd
in the Romancist and Novelist’s Lib 1840–1. The other contributors
included Galt, Hogg, Cunningham, James, Jerdan and Moir.
The Canadas as they at present commend themselves to the enterprize
of emigrants, colonists and capitalists, compiled and condensed
from original documents furnished by John Galt. 1832,
1836.
Traditionary stories of old families, and legendary illustrations of
family history, with notes historical and biographical. 2 vols 1833,
1 vol Philadelphia 1833.
Waltham: a novel. 1833, 1835.
The Black Watch. 3 vols 1834, 2 vols Philadelphia 1835.
Picken also wrote A life of John Wesley, tales for Fraser’s Mag and a narrative
entitled Experience of life, which remains unpbd.
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Brown, R. Memoirs of Ebenezer Picken, poet, and of Andrew Picken,
novelist. In Paisley Burns Club publications, Paisley 1879. [pg]
Mary Pilkington, née Hopkins 1766–1839
Constantine Henry Phipps | Mary Pilkington
Bibliographies
Summers, M. In his A Gothic bibliography, [1941].
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Miscellaneous poems. 2 vols London and Cambridge 1796, London
1799.
Edward Barnard, or merit exalted: containing the history of the
Edgerton family. 1797; tr Fr 1812.
Obedience rewarded and prejudice conquered: or the history of
Mortimer Lascells. 1797.
A mirror for the female sex: historical beauties for young ladies.
1798, 1799, Hartford CT 1799, Dublin 1800 (as Historical beauties
for young ladies), London 1804, 1811.
Tales of the cottage: or stories, moral and amusing. Written on the
plan of that celebrated work, Les Veillées du château by Madame
Genlis. 1798, 1799, 1800, Philadelphia 1800, London 1803, 1807,
1816; tr Fr 1804.
Tales of the Hermitage: written for the instruction and amusement
of the rising generation. 1798, 1799, 1800, Philadelphia 1800, New
York 1802, London 1805, 1809, 1811, 1815, New Haven CT 1820; tr
Ital 1805.
Biography for boys: or characteristic histories. 1799, 1800, Dublin
1800, London 1805, 1808, Philadelphia 1809, London 1815.
Biography for girls: or moral and instructive examples. 1799, 1800
(3rd edn), 1806, 1809, Philadelphia 1809.
Henry or the foundling, to which are added the prejudiced parent,
or the virtuous daughter: tales calculated to improve the mind
and morals of youth. 1799.
The spoiled child: or indulgence counteracted. 1799.
The Asiatic princess. 2 vols 1800.
Edward: a tale for young persons. 1800. Adapted from Dr J. Moore’s
Edward: various views of human nature, 1796.
New tales of the castle: or the noble emigrants. 1800, Dublin 1801,
London 1803, 1809, 1814; tr Fr 1804.
Marvellous adventures: or the vicissitudes of a cat. 1802, Baltimore
1814.
Mentorial tales for the instruction of young ladies just leaving
school. 1802, Philadelphia 1803, 1811.
Memoirs of celebrated female characters. 1804, 1811.
Crimes and characters: or the new foundling. 3 vols 1805.
Violet vale: or Saturday night. Dublin 1806.
The calendar, or monthly recreations: chiefly consisting of dialogues
between an aunt and her nieces. 1807.
The disgraceful effects of falsehood, and the fruits of early indulgence:
exemplified in the histories of Percival Pembroke and
Augustus Fitzhue. 1807.
Ellen: heiress of the castle. 3 vols 1807.
The history of Edward Mandewill. 1808.
The ill-fated mariner: or Richard the runaway. 1809.
Sinclair: or the mysterious orphan. 4 vols 1809.
Parental care producing practical virtue: or youthful errors conquered
by judicious advice. Characteristic incidents, drawn from
real life: or the history of the Rockinghams. 1810.
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