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Lewis, M. In his Victorian novelists, 1906.
Ritchie, A. T. Mrs Gaskell. Cornhill Mag n.s. 21, Dec 1906; rptd in her
Blackstick papers, 1908.
Lewis, M. The centenary of Mrs Gaskell. Nineteenth Century and
After 67, Sep 1910.
Ward, A. W. In memoriam: Elizabeth Cleghorn Gaskell. Cornhill
Mag n.s. 29, Oct 1910; rptd in his Collected papers: historical, literary,
travel and miscellaneous vol 4, 1920.
Ritchie, A. T. A discourse on modern sibyls. English Assoc pam no
24, Oxford 1913.
Ward, A. W. The political and social novel . . . Mrs Gaskell. In The
nineteenth century, CHEL 1917.
Biographies
A. W. W. [Ward, A. W.] In DNB. 1890.
Chadwick, E. H. Mrs Gaskell: haunts, homes and stories. 1910, 1913
(rev).
Haldane, E. S. Mrs Gaskell and her friends. 1930.
Hopkins, A. B. Elizabeth Gaskell: her life and work. 1952.
Gérin, W. Elizabeth Gaskell: a biography. Oxford 1976.
Uglow, J. Elizabeth Gaskell: a habit of stories. 1993.
In addition, see the following.
The George Eliot letters. Ed G. S. Haight 9 vols Oxford 1954–78.
The letters of Charles Dickens. Ed M. House, G. Storey and K.
Tillotson 10 vols Oxford 1965– (in progress).
Elizabeth Gaskell: the critical heritage. Ed A. Easson 1991. [ae]
Margaret Gatty née Scott 1809–73
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The fairy godmothers and other tales. 1851.
Parables from nature. 5 ser 1855–71. Frequently rptd, especially the
earlier ser, and tr Ger, Swed, Fr, Danish, Rus and Ital, 1856–80. Ser
1–2 rptd 1885 with memoir by J. H. Ewing.
‘Worlds not realised’. 1856, 1869 (with Proverbs illustrated, below).
Proverbs illustrated. 1857, 1869 (with ‘Worlds not realised’, above).
The poor incumbent: a tale. 1858.
Legendary tales. 1858. Illustr Phiz.
Aunt Judy’s tales. 1859.
The human face divine and other tales. 1860.
Aunt Judy’s letters. 1862. Illus.
Red snow and other parables from nature. 1862.
British seaweeds, drawn from Professor Harvey’s Phycologia
Britannica. 1863, 2 vols 1872.
Aunt Sally’s life. 1865.
Domestic pictures and tales. 1866.
Waifs and strays of natural history. 1871.
A book of emblems, with interpretations thereof. 1872.
The book of sundials. 1872.
Mrs Gatty also founded and contributed constantly to Aunt Judy’s Mag for
Children, from May 1866.
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Maxwell, C. Mrs Gatty and Mrs Ewing. 1949.
William Gilbert 1804–90
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On the present system of rating for the relief of the poor in the
metropolis. [1857.]
Dives and Lazarus: the adventures of an obscure medical man in a
low neighbourhood. 1858.
Margaret Meadows. 1859.
The weaver’s family. [1860.]
Shirley Hall asylum: the memoirs of a monomaniac. 2 vols 1863.
De profundis: a tale of the social deposits. 2 vols 1864, 1 vol 1866.
Dr Austin’s guests. 2 vols 1866.
Margaret Gatty | James Grant
The magic mirror: a round of tales for young and old. 1866.
The washerwoman’s foundling. 1867.
The wizard of the mountain. 2 vols 1867.
The doctor of Beauweir: an autobiography. 2 vols 1868.
King George’s middy. 1869.
Sir Thomas Branston. 3 vols 1869.
Lucrezia Borgia. 2 vols 1869.
The seven-leagued boots. [1869.]
The landlord of the Sun. 3 vols 1871.
Martha. 3 vols 1871.
Clara Levesque. 3 vols 1872.
Contrasts: dedicated to the ratepayers of London. 1873.
Facta non verba. 1874.
Disestablishment considered from a church point of view. 1875.
The city: an inquiry into the corporation, its liberty companies, and
the administration of their charities and endowments. 1877.
Nothing but the truth. 1877.
James Duke, costermonger: another tale of the social deposits. 1879.
Mrs Dubosq’s bible. [1879.]
Memoirs of a cynic. 3 vols 1880.
Modern wonders of the world, or the new Sinbad. 1881.
Legion, or the modern demoniac. 1882.
Contributions to periodicals
Gilbert contributed to Good Words; Good Words for the Young;
St Paul’s Mag; Temple Bar; Cornhill Mag; Contemporary Rev;
Fortnightly Rev; Sunday Mag; Britannia; Belgravia; People’s Mag.
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In DNB. [bm]
James Grant 1822–87
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The romance of war: or the Highlanders in Spain [France and
Belgium]. 4 vols 1846–7.
Adventures of an aide-de-camp: or a campaign in Calabria. 3 vols
1848.
Memoirs and adventures of Sir William Kirkaldy of Grange.
Edinburgh 1849.
The Scottish Cavalier: an historical romance. 3 vols 1850.
Memorials of the Castle of Edinburgh. 1850, Edinburgh 1862.
Bothwell: or the days of Mary Queen of Scots. 3 vols 1851.
Memoirs and adventures of Sir John Hepburn. 1851.
Jane Seton, or the King’s Advocate: a Scottish historical romance. 2
vols 1853.
Philip Rollo: or the Scottish musketeers. 2 vols 1854.
Frank Hilton: or ‘the Queen’s Own’. 1855.
The Yellow Frigate: or the three sisters. 1855.
Harry Ogilvie, or the Black Dragoons: new edition. 1856.
The phantom regiment: or stories of ‘ours’. [1856], [1964].
The Highlanders of Glen Ora. 1857, 1862 (as Laura Everingham: or
the Highlanders of Glen Ora).
Memoirs of James Marquis of Montrose. 1858.
Arthur Blane: or the hundred cuirassiers. [1858.]
Hollywood Hall: a tale of 1715. 1859, 1861 (as Lucy Arden: or
Hollywood Hall).
Legends of the Black Watch or Forty-Second Highlanders. 1859.
The Cavaliers of fortune: or British heroes in foreign wars. 1859,
1873 (as British heroes in foreign wars).
Mary of Lorraine: an historical romance. 1860.
Oliver Ellis: or the Fusiliers. 1861.
Jack Manly: his adventures by sea and land. 1861.
Dick Rodney: or the adventures of an Eton boy.‘1863’ [1862.]
The Captain of the Guard. 1862.
Letty Hyde’s lovers: or the Household Brigade. 1863.
Second to none: a military romance. 3 vols 1864.
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