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The half sisters: a tale. 2 vols 1848 (Chapman and Hall’s monthly ser
vols 16–17), 1 vol New York 1848, 1 vol Cheap edn London 1854
(Select Lib of Fiction) rptd [1861?] (Parlour Lib vol 230), 8th edn 1
vol 1866; ed J. Wilkes, Oxford 1994 (WCp).
reviews: [Chorley, H. F.] Athenaeum 18 Mar 1848; Literary
Gazette 1848.
Marian Withers. 3 vols 1851. First pbd in Manchester Examiner and
Times 5 Jan–18 May 1850.
reviews: [Hepworth Dixon, W.] Athenaeum 30 Aug 1851; [Lewes,
G. H.] Leader 30 Aug 1851.
The history of an adopted child.‘1853’ [1852], New York 1853.
Constance Herbert. 3 vols 1855, 1 vol New York 1855 as Constance
Herbert: a novel, new edn 1 vol London 1864, rptd [1882] (Select
Lib).
reviews: Athenaeum 24 Mar 1855; [Oliphant, Margaret]
Blackwood’s Mag 77, May 1855; [Eliot, George] Westminster Rev
n.s. 8, July 1855.
Angelo: or the pine forest in the Alps. [1855] (illus), 1864 (2nd edn).
review: Athenaeum 1 Dec 1855.
The sorrows of gentility. 2 vols 1856, 2nd edn 1 vol nd, partly pbd in
The Ladies’ Companion 1850. Dedicated to John Forster.
review: Athenaeum 31 May 1856.
Right or wrong. 2 vols 1859.
Contributions to periodicals
For Jewsbury’s contributions to Fraser’s Mag, Westminster Rev and
Temple Bar, see Wellesley vol 5, 1989.
Douglas Jerrold’s Shilling Mag: To-day, 3 1846; Things of importance,
3 1846; Social barbarisms: hiring a servant, 4 1846; The
lower orders, 5 1847; The civilisation of ‘the lower orders’, 6 1847;
How Agnes Worral was taught to be respectable, 5 1847 (fiction).
See also M. C. Fryckstedt, Geraldine Jewsbury and Douglas
Jerrold’s Shilling Magazine, ES 66 1985.
Seventeen tales for Household Words, 1850–9.
Jewsbury reviewed about 2,000 books for the Athenaeum between 1849 and
1880. They are listed in M. C. Fryckstedt, Geraldine Jewsbury’s
Athenaeum reviews: a mirror of mid-Victorian attitudes to fiction,
Uppsala 1986; see also her New sources on Geraldine Jewsbury and the
woman question, Research Studies 51, June 1983.
Letters
Selections from the letters of Geraldine Endsor Jewsbury to Jane
Welsh Carlyle. Ed Mrs A. Ireland 1892.
Wilkes, J. Walter Mantell, Geraldine Jewsbury, and race relations in
New Zealand. New Zealand Jnl of History 22, Oct 1988. Includes
extracts from Jewsbury’s letters to Mantell.
Translations, edition and preface
Mazzini, G. The works of Thomas Carlyle. Br and Foreign Rev 16,
Oct 1843. Tr from Ital.
Mazzini, G. Dante Alligheri. Foreign Quart Rev 33, Apr 1844. Tr
from Ital.
Lady Morgan’s memoirs: autobiography, diaries and correspondence.
2 vols 1862 (preface by William Hepworth Dixon), 3 vols
Leipzig 1863, 2nd edn 1 vol London 1863, 1st edn rptd New York
1975. Jewsbury provided the connecting narrative for vol 1, 191ff,
and all of vol 2.
Herschel, Mrs J. Caroline Herschel. 1878, 1879 (2nd edn). Jewsbury
wrote the preface, but signed it with the author’s initials.
§2
Sutton, C. W. In DNB.
Mercer, E. Geraldine Endsor Jewsbury. Manchester Quart 17, Oct
1898.
Howe, S. Geraldine Jewsbury: her life and errors. 1935.
Clarke, N. Ambitious heights: writing, friendship, love – the
Jewsbury sisters, Felicia Hemans, and Jane Welsh Carlyle. 1990.
[jw]
Jean Ingelow | Annie Keary
Julia Kavanagh 1824–77
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The Montyon prizes. [1846.]
The three paths: a story for young people. 1848, rptd as Saint Gildas;
or the three paths [Boston] 1856.
Madeleine: a tale of Auvergne. 1848, 1851, 1852, New York 1852, 1 vol
London 1857, New York 1875, 1 vol London [1884].
Nathalie: a tale. 3 vols 1850, 2 vols 1851, 1 vol 1859, New York 1864.
Woman in France during the eighteenth century. 2 vols 1850,
Philadelphia 1850, London 1864.
Women of Christianity, exemplary for acts of piety and charity.
1852.
Daisy Burns: a tale. 3 vols 1853, New York 1853, 2 vols London 1853,
1865, New York 1866.
Grace Lee: a tale. 3 vols 1855, New York [1875].
Rachel Gray: a tale, founded on fact. 1856, New York 1856.
Adèle: a tale. 3 vols 1858, New York 1858, 2 vols London 1858, 3 vols
1862.
A summer and winter in the two Sicilies. 2 vols 1858.
Seven years and other tales. 1859, Boston 1859, 3 vols London ‘1860’
[1859], New York 1860, 1870.
French women of letters: biographical sketches. 2 vols ‘1862’ [1861].
English women of letters: biographical sketches. 2 vols 1862, 2 vols
‘1863’ [1862].
Queen Mab: a novel. 3 vols 1863, 2 vols 1863, 3 vols in 1 New York
1864, 1 vol London nd [after 1892].
Beatrice: a novel. 2 vols 1864, New York 1865, 3 vols London 1865.
Sybil’s second love: a novel. 3 vols 1867, 2 vols 1867.
Dora: a novel. 3 vols 1868, New York 1868.
Silvia. 3 vols 1870.
Bessie: a novel. 3 vols 1872.
John Dorrien: a novel. 3 vols 1875, 1 vol 1893.
The pearl fountain and other fairy tales. 1876.
Two lilies: a novel. 3 vols 1877.
Forget-me-nots. 3 vols 1878. Short stories.
§2
Macquoid, K. S. In A. Sergeant et al, Women novelists of Queen
Victoria’s reign, 1897. [la]
Annie Keary 1825–79
§1
Mia and Charlie: or a week’s holiday at Ryedale rectory. 1855 (anon),
1856, 1860.
Sidney Grey. A tale of school life. 1856 (anon), 1857, 1860 (2nd edn),
New York [186?], London [1883] (new edn pbd as Sidney Grey: or a
year from home).
The heroes of Asgard and the giants of Jotunheim: or the week and
its story. With E. Keary. 1857 (anon), [1860] (pbd as Christmas
week and its stories), 1871 (pbd as The heroes of Asgard; illustr
Huard), 1872, 1880 (new edn), London and New York 1883, New
York 1893, London 1897, New York 1898, 1900, [1904?], 1906, 1909,
Philadelphia [191?], London 1924, 1930 (illustr C. E. Brock), 1932
(illustr Huard); London and New York 1904 (rev and abridged by
C. H. Morss), London 1909, 1914, 1918; 1905 (adapted for use in
schools with an introd by M. R. Earle), 1907; London and Glasgow
[1924] (adapted and arranged by H. Hayens).
The rival kings: or overbearing. 1857 (anon), 1860, 1861 (new edn).
Blind man’s holiday: or short tales for the nursery. 1857 (anon), 1860
(illustr J. Absolon), 1883 (new edn).
Through the shadows. 3 vols 1859 (anon).
review: Athenaeum 1654 1859.
An early Egyptian history for the young. Cambridge and London
1861 (anon), 1863 (new edn). With E. Keary.
Janet’s home. 2 vols Cambridge and London 1863 (anon), 1 vol
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