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Arnaud, P. Ann Radcliffe et le fantastique: essai de psychobiographie.
Paris 1976. [ambk]
Regina Maria Roche, née Dalton 1764?–1845
Bibliographies
Summers, M. In his A Gothic bibliography, [1941].
Schroeder, N. Regina Maria Roche, popular novelist 1789–1834: the
Rochean canon. Bibl Soc of America 73 1979.
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The Vicar of Lansdowne: or country quarters. 2 vols 1789, 1800,
Baltimore 1802; tr Fr 1789, Ger 1790.
The maid of the hamlet: a tale. 2 vols 1793, 1800 (2nd edn), 1 vol
Boston 1801, 1 vol Dublin 1802, 2 vols London 1821, 1833; tr Fr 1801.
The children of the Abbey: a tale. 4 vols 1796, 1797 (2nd edn), 1798
(3rd edn), 2 vols Cork 1798, New York 1798, 4 vols London 1800
(4th edn), Philadelphia 1800, London 1805 (5th edn), 2 vols New
York 1805, Dublin 1809, 4 vols London 1810 (6th edn),
Philadelphia 1812, 3 vols New York 1816, 4 vols Philadelphia 1818,
2 vols Hartford CT 1822, 4 vols London 1825 (10th edn), Glasgow
1826, 3 vols Exeter 1827, Exeter NH 1834, 1 vol London 1843, 1862,
Philadelphia 1881, London 1882, New York 1895; tr Fr 1797, 1801,
Sp 1845, 1868.
Clermont: a tale. 4 vols 1798, Dublin 1799, Philadelphia 1802,
London 1836; ed D. P. Varma 1968; tr Fr 1798.
Nocturnal visit: a tale. 4 vols 1800, Philadelphia 1801, introd F. G.
Atkinson 1977; tr Fr 1801, Ger 1801.
Alvondown Vicarage: a novel. 2 vols 1807. Anon.
The discarded son, or the haunt of the banditti: a tale. 5 vols 1807, 2
vols New York 1807, 5 vols London 1825; tr Fr 1820.
The houses of Osma and Almeria, or the Convent of St Ildefonso: a
tale. 3 vols 1810, 1 vol Philadelphia 1810.
The Monastery of St Columb, or the atonement: a novel. 5 vols 1812,
1813, 2 vols New York and Philadelphia 1813.
Trecothick Bower: or the lady of the West Country; a tale. 3 vols
Philadelphia and Boston ‘1814’ [1813].
The Munster cottage boy: a tale. 4 vols [1819].
Bridal of Dunamore, and Lost and won: two tales. 3 vols 1823; tr Fr
1824.
The tradition of the castle: or scenes in the Emerald Isle. 4 vols ‘1824’
[1823]; tr Fr 1824.
The castle chapel: a romantic tale. 3 vols 1825; tr Fr 1825.
Contrast. 3 vols 1828, 2 vols New York 1828.
The nun’s picture. 3 vols 1836, 1843.
Attributed or spurious works
London tales: or reflective portraits. 2 vols 1814. Anon.
Plain tales, by Mrs Roche. 2 vols 1814.
Anna, or Edinburgh: a novel. 2 vols 1815.
The above 3 titles were almost certainly written by another author, styling
herself as Mrs Roche. See also Schroeder, above.
For a listing of reviews and notices of Roche’s work, see Ward (1972, 1979).
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Mrs Ross
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The cousins, or a woman’s promise and a lover’s vow: a novel. 3 vols
1811. Anon.
The marchioness!!! or the matured enchantress, by lady–. 3 vols 1813.
The strangers of Lindenfeldt, or who is my father? a novel. 3 vols 1813.
The modern calypso, or widow’s captivation: a novel. 4 vols 1814.
The family estate, or lost and won: a novel. 3 vols 1815.
Paired – not matched, or matrimony in the nineteenth century: a
novel. 4 vols 1815, 2 vols Philadelphia 1816.
The balance of comfort, or the old maid and married woman: a
Ann Radcliffe | William Pitt Scargill
novel. 3 vols ‘1817’ [1816], 1817 (2nd edn), 1817 (3rd edn), 2 vols New
York 1817, 3 vols London 1818 (4th edn); tr Fr 1818.
Attributed works
The bachelor and the married man: or the equilibrium of ‘the
balance of comfort’. 3 vols 1817 (anon), 2 vols New York 1818.
The physiognomist: a novel. 3 vols 1818, 2 vols New York 1820.
Hesitation: or to marry or not to marry? 3 vols 1819, 2 vols New York
1819.
Tales of the imagination. 3 vols 1820.
The woman of genius. 3 vols 1821–2.
Fire-side scenes. 3 vols 1825.
These 6 titles, though attributed in most catalogues to Mrs Ross, form a separate
sequence, and are perhaps the work of Elizabeth B. Lester. [pg]
Charles Rowcroft 1798–1856
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Tales of the colonies: or, the adventures of an emigrant. (Serialised
in the British Queen and Statesman Mag 8 Oct 1842–24 June
1843.) 3 vols 1843, 1845 (4th edn), 1847 (5th edn), 1858 (7th edn),
1875, 1884; abridged as The Australian Crusoes, Philadelphia
1853, London 1856, 1860, New York 1877, London 1886 (abridged).
Later edns employ a variety of titles i.e. Tales of Australia 1886,
The perils and adventures of Mr William Thornley nd, 1916.
The man without a profession. 3 vols 1844.
The bushranger of Van Diemen’s land. (Originally pbd Hood’s Mag
May 1845–Sep 1846.) 3 vols 1846, New York 1846, rptd as The bush
ranger: or, Mark Brandon the convict, London 1869; rptd as
Brandon the bushranger, 1914, 1929.
Currency and railways: being suggestions for the remedy of the
present railway embarrassments. 1846.
Fanny, the little milliner: or, the rich and the poor. (Originally pbd
in 12 monthly numbers Dec 1844–Nov 1845.) 1846, New York
1849, London 1853.
Tales of the colonies: or, the adventures of an emigrant. Second ser. 3
vols 1846.
Chronicles of ‘the Fleet prison’. From the papers of the late Alfred
Seedy Esq. (Serialised in Hood’s Mag May 1845–Feb 1846.) 3 vols
1847, rptd as Recollections of the Fleet prison 1 vol 1860, 1861.
The triumph of woman: a Christmas story. 1848.
Evadne, or an empire in its fall. 3 vols 1850, rptd 1 vol 1861 as A
Roman maiden.
An emigrant in search of a colony. 1851, 1861.
Confessions of an Etonian. (Originally pbd in shorter form as Tick;
or memoirs of an Old Eton Boy, NMM Jan–Dec 1848.) 3 vols 1852,
1860, 1 vol 1861, 1 vol 1868.
Footprints in foreign lands. 1864.
Contributions to periodicals
Rowcroft assumed the editorship of Hood’s Mag and Comic Misc following
the death of Thomas Hood on 3 May 1845 until Dec 1845, and perhaps
later. The indexes of Hood’s Mag for this period list Rowcroft as the author of
20 items of verse, 12 items of prose, numerous reviews and verses, and 2 serialised
novels. He also wrote for the Courier and the British Queen and
Statesman, both of which he may have edited for a short time.
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Zinkhan, E.J. Charles Rowcroft: information, corrections, additions.
Australian Literary Stud 11 (2) Oct 1983. [la]
William Pitt Scargill (Unitarian Minister)
1787–1836
An essay on war. nd.
Essays on various subjects. 1815.
Moral discourses principally intended for young people. 1816.
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