The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature ... - uogenglish

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Lilly, W. S. In his Four English humourists of the nineteenth
century, 1895.
Saintsbury, G. In his Corrected impressions, 1895.
Linton, E. L. George Eliot. 1897.
Newdigate-Newdegate, A. E. The Cheverels of Cheverel Manor.
1898.
Linton, E. L. In her My literary life, 1899.
Oliphant, J. In his Victorian novelists, 1899.
Brownell, W. C. In his Victorian prose masters, New York 1901.
Thomson, C. L. George Eliot. 1901.
Stephen, L. George Eliot. 1902 (EML).
Gould, G. M. Biographic clinics: the origin of the ill-health of De
Quincey, Carlyle [et al]. 6 vols 1903–9. Vol 2 1904 is on George
Eliot.
Johnson, M. L. George Eliot and George Combe. Westminster Rev
156, Nov 1906.
Olcott, C. S. George Eliot: scenes and people in her novels. New York
1910.
Deakin, M. H. The early life of George Eliot. Manchester 1913.
Block, L. J. The poetry of George Eliot. Sewanee Rev 26, Jan 1918.
Clifford, Mrs W. K. George Eliot: some personal recollections.
Bookman (London) Oct 1927.
Beaty, J. Middlemarch from notebook to novel: a study of George
Eliot’s creative method. Urbana IL 1960.
Haight, G. S. George Eliot: a biography. Oxford 1968, rev 1969.
Sutherland, J. A. Lytton, John Blackwood and the serialisation of
Middlemarch. Bibliotheck 7 1974–5.
Anderson, R. F. Negotiating for The mill on the Floss. Publishing
History 2 1977.
Anderson, R. F. ‘Things wisely ordered’: John Blackwood, George
Eliot and the publication of Romola. Publishing History 11
1982.
Ashton, R. George Eliot: a life. 1996.
There are two jnls devoted to George Eliot scholarship: The George Eliot
Review, pbd annually by the George Eliot Fellowship, and George
Eliot–George Henry Lewes Studies, published annually at De Kalb IL.
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Sarah Ellis, née Stickney Mrs William Ellis
1799–1872
Bibliographies
Allibone, S. A. A critical dictionary of English literature, and British
and American authors, living and deceased. London and
Philadelphia 1859. Contains a detailed account of Ellis’s major
publications before 1859, together with quotations from some
review notices.
Smith, J. Descriptive catalogue of friends’ books. 1867, suppl 1893.
Collections and selections
The select works of Mrs Ellis. New York 1843–4. (The women of
England, The daughters of England, The wives of England and
The mothers of England, also The poetry of life.)
The prose works of Mrs Ellis. New York 1844. (The poetry of life,
Pictures of private life, A voice from the vintage, The women of
England, The daughters of England, The wives of England and
The mothers of England.)
The brother and sister and other tales. New York 1844. Rptd from
Fisher’s Juvenile Scrap-book. Contains The brother and sister,
True greatness, The youthful instructor, The citizen king, Love
me, love my dog, The value of a name, Winter’s evening, The
inquisitive boy, The dame’s school, Affection, Ancient castles,
Little Arthur, or, the unwilling philosopher, Harvest night.
The select works of Mrs Ellis. New York 1845. (The poetry of life,
Pictures of private life, 1st and 2nd ser., A voice from the vintage.)
The family monitor and domestic guide. New York 1844, 1848, 1849,
1850. (The women of England, The daughters of England, The
wives of England, and The mothers of England.)
Guide to social happiness. New York 1847, 1850. (The poetry of life,
Pictures of private life and A voice from the vintage).
The English woman’s family library, containing The women of
England (vol 1); The daughters of England (vol 2); Family secrets,
or hints to those who would make home happy (vols 3–5); The
wives of England (vol 6). nd.
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The lament of the peasant’s daughter. In Kaleidoscope Dec 1824.
The negro slave. 1832.
Contrasts, a series of twenty drawings designed by S. Stickney. 1832.
Pictures of private life. 3 sers 1833–7, 1844 (6th edn), New York 1844,
1845, London 1850 (7th edn). Rptd in The prose works of Mrs
Ellis, New York 1844; ser 1 and 2 rptd in Select works of Mrs Ellis,
New York 1845; rptd in Guide to social happiness, New York 1847,
1850. Pretension, from ser 3 of Pictures of private life, ptd separately
Philadelphia 1837. Ser 1 prefaced by an Apology for fiction.
The poetry of life. 2 vols 1835, Philadelphia 1843, New York 1845;
rptd in The prose works of Mrs Ellis, New York 1844; rptd in
Guide to social happiness, New York 1847.
review: Athenaeum 29 Feb 1840.
Home, or the iron rule: a domestic story. 3 vols 1836, New York 1836,
London 1843.
The women of England, their social duties and domestic habits.
1839, New York [1839], London [1839] (2nd edn), Philadelphia 1839
(in 2 vols), London [1843], New York 1843, London [1844], New
York 1845, London [1846], 5th edn nd, 6th edn nd, 9th and 10th
edns 1850, 12th–21st edns nd. Also illus edn nd. Rptd in The
family monitor, New York 1844, 1848, 1849, 1850; rptd in The
prose works of Mrs Ellis, New York 1844; in The English woman’s
family library nd.
The sons of the soil: a poem. [1840], 1860.
Summer and winter in the Pyrenees. 1841 (2nd edn), New York 1842.
Family secrets, or hints to those who would make home happy. 3
vols 1841–2, New York 1841, London 1842, Philadelphia 1842,
London [1846], [1853]; rptd in The English woman’s family library
nd.
Dangers of dining out, or hints to those who would make home
happy. New York 1842, London 1843, 1845, 1857, 1873. (Extracts
from vol 1 of Family secrets.) Somerville Hall, or hints to those
who would make home happy. New York 1842, 1845, 1846.
(Extract from vol 1 of Family secrets.) First impressions, or hints
to those who would make home happy. New York 1842, London
1849, 1855, 1873. (Extracts from vol 2 of Family secrets.)
The daughters of England, their position in society, character and
responsibilities. [1842], New York 1842, 1843, 1844, London [1845,
1846], New York 1848, London [1853]; rptd in The family monitor,
New York 1844, 1848, 1849, 1850; rptd in The prose works of Mrs
Ellis, New York 1844; in The English woman’s family library nd.
A voice from the vintage, on the force of example. 1843, New York
1843, 1844, (with additional ch) London 1857 (3rd edn), 1860.
review Athenaeum 24 Apr 1858.
Mrs Ellis’s housekeeping made easy. New York 1843.
The wives of England, their relative duties, domestic influence, and
social obligations. 1843, New York 1843, 1844, London [1846], New
York 1848, London [1853]; rptd in The family monitor, New York
1844, 1848, 1849, 1850; rptd in The prose works of Mrs Ellis, New
York 1844; in The English woman’s family library nd.
The mothers of England, their influence and responsibility. 1843,
New York 1844, 1845, London [1853]; rptd in The family monitor,
New York 1844, 1848, 1849, 1850; rptd in The prose works of Mrs
Ellis, New York 1844.
The Irish girl and other poems. New York 1844. Rptd from Fisher’s
Juvenile Scrap-book, and from The Aurora Borealis[?].