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Trollope, F. E. Frances Trollope: her life and literary work from
George III to Victoria. 2 vols 1895.
Pope-Hennessy, U. Three English women in America. 1929. On F.
Trollope, F. Kemble, H. Martineau.
Bigland, E. The indomitable Mrs Trollope. 1953.
Johnston, J. The life, manners and travels of Fanny Trollope. 1978.
Heineman, H. Mrs Trollope: the triumphant feminine in the nineteenth
century. 1979.
Ransom, T. Frances Trollope. 1995. [jj]
George Walker 1772–1847
Bibliographies
Summers, M. In his A Gothic bibliography, [1941].
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The romance of the cavern: or the history of Fitz-Henry and James. 2
vols 1792. Anon.
The haunted castle: a Norman romance. 2 vols 1794. Anon.
The house of Tynian: a novel. 4 vols 1795, 2 vols Dublin 1796.
Theodore Cyphon, or the benevolent Jew: a novel. 3 vols 1796, 2 vols
Dublin 1796, Philadelphia 1796, Alexandria VA 1803, 3 vols
London 1823, 1 vol 1847; tr Ger 1797–9, Fr 1800.
Cinthelia: or a woman of ten thousand. 4 vols 1797; tr Fr [1798–9?].
The vagabond: a novel. 2 vols 1799, 1799, 1799, 1 vol Dublin 1800,
Boston 1800 and Harrisonburg VA 1814 (as The vagabond: or practical
infidelity); tr Fr 1807.
The three Spaniards: a romance. 3 vols 1800, 2 vols Dublin 1800,
1802, New York [1800?], 1801, 1817, 3 vols London 1821, New York
1829–30, 1831, Exeter NH 1832, Baltimore 1833, New York 1833,
Baltimore 1834, Exeter NH 1836, 1839, 1842, Philadelphia 1851, 1
vol New York [1882]; tr Fr 1805, 1823.
Poems on various subjects. 1801, Philadelphia 1804.
Don Raphael: a romance. 3 vols 1803, 2 vols New York 1803.
Two girls of eighteen, by an old man. 2 vols 1806.
The adventures of Timothy Thoughtless: or the misfortunes of a
little boy who ran away from boarding-school. 1813.
The travels of Sylvester Tramper through the interior of the south
of Africa. 1813 (anon), 1813, 1816, 1817.
The battle of Waterloo: a poem. 1815.
Attributed or spurious works
Perseverance, or the third time best: a musical entertainment in two
acts, by the author of the Busybody, a periodical work, Haunted
castle. Dublin 1793. ESTC attributes to Walker, on the basis of
other works cited on title page.
The midnight bell. 3 vols 1824. Attributed to Walker in NCBEL, but
probably a confusion with the work of the same title by F. Lathom
(see col 944).
For a listing of reviews and notices of Walker’s works, see Ward (1972, 1979).
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Catherine George Ward, afterwards Mason b. 1787
Bibliographies
Summers, M. In his A Gothic bibliography, [1941].
Jackson, J. R. de J. In his Romantic poetry by women: a bibliography,
1770–1835, Oxford 1993.
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Poems. Edinburgh 1805, Coventry 1812.
The daughter of St Omar: a novel. 2 vols 1810.
My native land, or the test of heroism: a novel. 1813.
Tales of the glen. 1813. Poems.
The bachelor’s heiress, or a tale without wonder! A novel. 3 vols 1814.
The son and the nephew, or more secrets than one: a novel. 3 vols 1814.
The Dandy family: or the pleasures of a ball night. [1815.] Verse.
George Walker | Robert Ward
Cottage stories: or tales of my grandmother. 1817, 1825.
A tributary poem on the death of the Princess Charlotte of Saxe-
Coburg. [1817.]
Robertina, or the sacred deposit: a novel. 2 vols 1818.
Maid, wife and mother, or woman! A poem. 1819.
The thorn, or doubtful property. 1819, 1825, 1830.
Miscellaneous poems. 1820.
The mysterious marriage: or the will of my father. [1820], 1822, 1824,
4 vols 1824, 1 vol New York 1834, London [1857], [1860?], Wakefield
[1873?] (as Rosa Clarendale and her unexpected marriage with the
object of her devoted attention: or loveliness and virtue
rewarded, pride and malignity defeated).
The rose of Claremont: or daughter, wife and mother. 2 vols [1820],
[1821?], 1823.
The orphan boy: or test of innocence. 1821, 1822, New York 1835,
London 1846.
Family portraits: or descendants of Trelawney. 1822, 1824, New York
1834.
The cottage on the cliff: a sea-side story. 1823, New York 1834,
London [c. 1869], New York [1876].
The widow’s choice: or one, two, three. 1823, 1824.
The first child: or the heiress of Monteith. 1824.
The mysteries of St Clair: or Mariette Mouline. 1824, Wakefield
[1873?].
The fisher’s daughter: or the wanderings of Wolf and the fortunes of
Alfred, being the sequel to that so greatly admired and popular
work entitled The cottage on the cliff. 1824, 1825, 1827, New York
1835, London 1836.
The forest girl, or the mountain hut: an original and interesting
domestic tale. 1826, [1850?].
The knight of the white banner: or the secrets of the castle. 1827.
Adelaide and her children: a tale. [1828]; tr Fr 1834.
The eve of St Agnes: a novel. 4 vols 1831.
Alice Gray: a domestic novel. 3 vols 1833.
Many of Ward’s works in her middle and later years were first pbd in pts, and
then re-issued in collected form with a fresh title page. [pg]
Robert Ward, afterwards Plumer Ward (Member
of Parliament) 1765–1846
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An enquiry into the foundation and history of the law of nations in
Europe from the time of the Greeks and Romans to the age of
Grotius. 2 vols 1795, Dublin 1795, London 1865.
A treatise of the relative rights and duties of belligerents and
neutral powers in maritime affairs, in which the principles of the
armed neutralities and the opinions of Hübner and Schlegel are
fully discussed. 1801, 1875.
An essay on contraband: being a continuation of the treatise of the
relative rights and duties of belligerent and neutral nations, in
maritime affairs. 1801.
A view of the relative situations of Mr Pitt and Mr Addington previous
to and on the night of Mr Patten’s motion. 1804, 1804, 1804.
An enquiry into the manner in which the different wars of Europe
have commenced during the last two centuries. 1804, 1805.
Tremaine: or the man of refinement. 3 vols 1825 (anon), 1825, 1825,
Philadelphia 1825, London 1827, 1833, 1835 etc; tr Fr 1830.
review: Quart Rev 33 1826.
De Vere: or the man of independence. 4 vols 1827, 1827, 3 vols 1827,
Philadelphia 1827, 2 vols New York 1831, 3 vols London 1831, 1833.
review: Quart Rev 36 1827.
Illustrations of human life. 3 vols 1837, Philadelphia 1837, 1 vol Paris
1837, 3 vols London 1838, Philadelphia 1838, London 1843.
Contains Atticus, St Lawrence, Fielding or society.
An historical essay on the real character and amount of the precedent
of the Revolution of 1688, in which the opinions of
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