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1799, Boston 1800, Philadelphia [1800], 3 vols London 1807 (as
Barnwell: a novel), 1834 (6th edn), 1 vol [1857]; tr Fr [1799?].
Splendid misery: a novel. 3 vols 1801, 1802, 2 vols Dublin 1802, 3 vols
London 1807, 1814; tr Ger 1802, Fr 1807.
A winter in London, or sketches of fashion: a novel. 3 vols 1806 (8
edns), 2 vols Baltimore 1808, 3 vols London 1824 (13th edn); tr Fr
1810.
The magic of wealth: a novel. 3 vols 1815, 2 vols Philadelphia 1815.
Richmond: or scenes in the life of a Bow Street Officer drawn up
from his private memoranda. 3 vols 1827 (anon), 2 vols New York
1827; with introd by E. F. Bleiler, New York 1976. Also attributed
to T. Gaspey.
Russell: or reign of fashion. 3 vols 1830.
Surr pbd several pams on banking.
Attributed and spurious works
The mask of fashion: a plain tale. 2 vols 1807. Attributed to Surr by
Block and Bodleian, but other contemporary titles list this as the
work of Charles Sedley.
For a listing of reviews and notices of Surr’s works, see Ward (1979, 1972).
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Jones, A. H. Ideas and innovations: best sellers of Jane Austen’s age.
New York 1986, ch 6. [pg]
Elizabeth Thomas, née Dobson,‘Bridget
Bluemantle’,‘Martha Homely’ b. 1771
Bibliography
Summers, M. In his A Gothic bibliography, [1941].
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Maids as they are not, and wives as they are: a novel by Mrs Martha
Homely. 4 vols 1803. Not usually attributed to Thomas, but see
next item.
The three old maids of the house of Penruddock: a novel by Mrs
Bridget Bluemantle. 3 vols 1806. Introduction signed Martha
Homely.
The husband and wife, or the matrimonial martyr: a novel. 3 vols
1808.
Monte video, or the officer’s wife and her sister: a novel. 4 vols 1809,
2 vols Philadelphia 1816.
Mortimer Hall, or the labourer’s hire: a novel. 4 vols 1811.
The vindictive spirit: a novel. 4 vols 1812.
The prison-house, or the world we lived in: a novel. 4 vols 1814.
The Baron of Falconberg: or Childe Harolde in prose. 3 vols 1815.
Purity of heart, or the ancient costume: a tale addressed to the
author of Glenarvon by an old wife of twenty years. 1816, 1817.
Claudine, or pertinacity: a novel. 3 vols 1817.
The confession: or the novice of St Clare and other poems. 1818.
Serious poems: comprising The churchyard, Village sabbath,
Deluge etc. 1831.
The convert: a tale of real life. 1840. Verse fiction.
The Georgian: or the Moor of Tripoli, and other poems. 1847.
Attributed or spurious works
Always happy: or anecdotes of Felix and his sister. 1813. Attributed
by Summers to Thomas (under the pseudonym Mrs Bridget
Bluemantle), but no copy discovered.
Woman, or minor maxims: a sketch. 1818, 1824 (as Helena Egerton:
or traits of female character). Probably written by Maria
Elizabeth Budden, though often attributed to Thomas as a result
of both writers having pbd works titled Claudine.
For a listing of reviews and notices of Thomas’s works, see Ward (1972). [pg]
Edward John Trelawny 1792–1881
See col 2203.
Frances Trollope, née Milton 1780–1863
George Soane | Frances Trollope
Ms collections in Morris L. Parrish and Robert H. Taylor Collections,
Princeton; Trollope Family Papers, UCLA; Anthony Trollope Collection,
Univ of Illinois Lib, Urbana (includes early mss); John Murray archives,
London.
Bibliographies
Sadleir, M. Trollope: a commentary. 1927. Appendix contains a calendar
of events in the life of Frances Trollope and a bibliography.
Sadleir, M. In his XIX century fiction: a bibliographical record, 2
vols 1951.
Todd, J. (ed). Dictionary of British women writers. 1989.
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Domestic manners of the Americans. Illustr A. Hervieu 2 vols 1832 (4
edns), 1 vol New York 1832, Paris 1832 (in Eng) (Baudry’s Foreign
Lib), London 1839 (5th edn), New York 1894, 1894 (new edn), 1901,
1904, 1927 (ed M. Sadleir), 1949 (ed D. Smalley, illustr Hervieu),
1960, Barre MA 1969, Ann Arbor MI 1973 (micro), London 1974
(Folio Soc), Oxford 1984 (WCp); tr Du Te Haarlem 1833, Fr Paris
1833, 1841, 1848, Ger Kiel 1835, Sp Paris 1835.
reviews: Athenaeum 230, 231 1832; [Hamilton. T.] Blackwood’s
Mag 31 1832; Edinburgh Rev 55 1832; GM 102 1832; Literary
Gazette 24 Mar, 28 Apr 1832; Monthly Rev 127 1832; NMM 34, 35,
36 1832; Fraser’s Mag 5 1832; North Amer Rev 36 1833; [Lockhart, J.
G.] Quart Rev 47 1832; Tait’s Edinburgh Mag 1 1832.
The refugee in America: a novel. 3 vols 1832, 2 vols New York 1833.
reviews: Athenaeum 254, 257 1832; GM 102 1832; Literary
Gazette 8 Sep, 20 Oct 1832; Monthly Rev 130 1833; Quart Rev 48
1833; Westminster Rev 18 1833.
The Abbess: a romance. 3 vols 1833, New York 1833, 2 vols 1833,
London 1836, Philadelphia 1852 as The Abbess; or, the convent of
St Catherine; a romance.
review: Spectator 6 1833.
The mother’s manual, or illustrations of matrimonial economy: an
essay in verse. 1833. Anon.
reviews: Monthly Rev 131 1833; Spectator 6 1833.
Belgium and Western Germany in 1833. 2 vols 1834, Paris 1834
(Baudry’s European Lib), Philadelphia 1834, London 1835 (2nd
edn).
reviews: Athenaeum 351, 356 1834; Metropolitan Mag 11 1834;
Monthly Rev 134 1834; NMM 41 1834; Quart Rev 52 1834; Spectator
7 1834; Tait’s Edinburgh Mag 1 1834; Westminster Rev 22 1835.
Tremordyn Cliff. 3 vols 1835.
reviews: Athenaeum 411 1835; Spectator 8 1835.
Paris and the Parisians in 1835. 2 vols 1836, 1836 (2nd edn), 1 vol New
York 1836, Paris 1836 (in Eng) (Baudry’s European Lib); tr Ger
Aachen 1836, Fr Paris 1911.
reviews: Athenaeum 427, 428 1836; Fraser’s Mag 13 1836;
Literary Gazette 2, 9, 30 Jan 1836; Monthly Rev 139 1836; NMM 46
1836; Spectator 9 1836; Tait’s Edinburgh Mag 3 1836; The Times
30 Jan 1836.
The life and adventures of Jonathan Jefferson Whitlaw: or scenes on
the Mississippi. Illustr A. Hervieu 3 vols 1836, 1836 (2nd edn),
Paris 1836 (in Eng) (Baudry’s European Lib), 1836 (in Eng),
London [1857] as Lynch law; or the life and adventures of
Jonathan Jefferson Whitlaw.
reviews: Athenaeum 453 1836; Literary Gazette 2 July 1836;
Metropolitan Mag 16 1836; Spectator 9 1836; Mag of Domestic
Economy 2 1837.
The vicar of Wrexhill. Illustr A. Hervieu 3 vols 1837, 1838 (2nd edn), 1
vol 1840 (Standard Novels), 1849, 1856, [1860] (Parlour Lib), New
York 1975.
reviews: Athenaeum 517 1837; Monthly Rev 144 1837; Spectator
10 1837; The Times 25 Oct 1837; [Thackeray, W. M.] Fraser’s Mag 17
1838 (rptd in Famous reviews, ed R. B. Johnson, 1914);
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