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On the banks of the Amazon: or a boy’s journal of his adventures in
the tropical wilds of South America. 1872, 1906.
The adventures of Harry Skipwith by sea and land. 1873 (illus).
The history of little Peter the ship-boy. 1873.
The trapper’s son. A story of the Canadian west. [1873.]
Waihoura: or the New Zealand girl. [1873.]
The young whaler: or the adventures of Archibald Hughson.
London and Boston 1873.
The history of little Peter the ship-boy. 1874, Philadelphia nd.
Stories of the sagacity of animals. 1874 (illustr H. Weir).
The African trader: or the adventures of Harry Bayford. 1875, 1888,
Boston nd (as The African trader and Waihoura: or the New
Zealand girl).
The south sea whaler: a story of the loss of the ‘Champion’ and the
adventures of her crew. 1875.
The three lieutenants: or naval life in the nineteenth century. 1875.
Archibald Hughes, the young Shetlander. 1876.
The child of the wreck: or the loss of the Royal George. 1876.
The cruise of the ‘Dainty’: or rovings in the Pacific. 1876.
My first voyage to southern seas. A book for boys. 1876.
Snow shoes and canoes: or the early days of a fur trader in the
Hudson’s Bay territory. 1876 (illus), London and Edinburgh 1913.
The three commanders: or active service afloat in modern days. 1876.
Virginia: a centennial story. Boston [1876].
The wanderers: or adventures in the wilds of Trinidad and up the
Orinoco. 1876 (illus), 1883.
At the South Pole: or the adventures of Richard Pengelly, mariner.
1877 (4th edn).
The voyage of the ‘Steadfast’: or the young missionaries in the
Pacific. 1877, 1878.
Yachting tales. 1877.
The young llanero. 1877 (illustr W. S. Stacey and S. Paget).
In the Rocky Mountains. 1878, 1906.
The three admirals, and the adventures of their young followers.
1878 (illustr J. R. Wells and C. J. Staniland), 1883, 1886.
With axe and rifle: or the western pioneers. 1878, 1887 (4th edn).
The frontier fort: or stirring times in the North-west territory of
British America. [1879.]
The grateful Indian and other stories. 1879.
In New Granada: or heroes and patriots. A tale for boys. 1879.
Mary Liddiard: or the missionary’s daughter. 1879.
Voyages and travels of Count Funnibos and Baron Stilkin. [1880.]
Hendricks the hunter: or the border farm: a tale of Zululand. 1880.
Adventures in the far west. 1881.
Dick Cheveley: his adventures and misadventures. 1881, 1908 (EL).
The heir of Kilfinnan. A tale of the shore and ocean. 1881.
Arctic adventures. 1882 (illus), 1888.
Ned Garth: or made prisoner in Africa. 1882.
The two voyages: or midnight and daylight. 1882.
Adventures in Africa. 1883.
Charley Laurel: a story of adventure by sea and land. 1883.
Adventures among the Indians: or scouting with General Custer.
Chicago 1884.
Afar in the forest. A tale of adventure in North America. 1884.
From powder boy to admiral. A story of naval adventure. 1884, 1886.
Mate of the ‘Lily’: or notes from Harry Musgrave’s log book. [1885],
1890.
Among the redskins: or over the Smoky Mountains. 1887.
The settlers: a tale of Virginia. 1887.
The heroic wife: or the wanderers on the Amazon. 1888.
Norman Vallery: or how to overcome evil with good. 1888.
The boy who sailed with Blake. 1889.
The lily of Leyden. 1889.
Twice lost. Edinburgh and New York 1889.
The golden grasshopper. A story of the days of Sir Thomas Gresham,
Kt. 1890.
The trapper’s son. [1890?]
Captain Mugford or our salt and fresh water tutors. 1891.
The ferryman of Brill and other stories. 1891.
The two whalers: or adventures in the Pacific. 1891.
The boatswain’s son and other stories. 1896 (illus).
Ben Haddon: or do right, whatever comes of it. 1897.
The mines and its wonders. 1898.
The last look. A tale of the Spanish Inquisition. 1899.
The cruise of the ‘Mary Rose’: or here and there in the Pacific. 1901.
Pamphlets on emigration
Emigrant manuals (The British colonies described; Preparations for
the voyage; Employment on the voyage; Arrival in the colony).
1850. (Emigrant tracts nos 14, 15, 16, 17 and 50.)
The emigrant voyager’s manual. 1850.
How to emigrate; or, the British colonists: a tale. 1850.
The emigrant’s home; or, how to settle. A story of Australian life.
[1855], 1856.
The silver skates: a story. With a preface by W. H. G. Kingston. 1867.
Kingston edited the Colonial Mag and East India Rev 1849–51;
Kingston’s Mag for Boys 1859–63; Union Jack 1880.
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Kingsford, M. R. The life, work and influence of Kingston. Toronto
1947. [dd]
Letitia Elizabeth Landon 1802–38
See col 629.
George Alfred Lawrence 1827–76
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The marriage of Marie Antoinette with the Dauphin: a prize poem
recited in Rugby School, June 20 1845. Rugby 1845.
Songs of feast, field and fray, by �. 1853.
Guy Livingstone: or thorough. 1857 (anon), 1863 (6th edn); ed S.
Kaye-Smith 1928.
Sword and gown. 1859. First pbd in Fraser’s Mag.
Barren honour: a tale. 2 vols 1862. First pbd in Fraser’s Mag.
Border and Bastille. 1863, New York 1866. Includes Songs of feast,
field and fray, above.
A bundle of ballads. 1864.
Maurice Dering, or the quadrilateral: a novel. 2 vols 1864, Leipzig
1864.
Sans merci: or kestrels and falcons. 3 vols 1866, 1866.
Brakespeare: or the fortunes of a free lance. 3 vols 1868.
Breaking a butterfly: or Blanche Ellerslie’s ending. 3 vols 1869.
Anteros: a novel. 3 vols 1873.
Silverland. 1873.
Hagarene. 3 vols 1874.
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Edinburgh Rev 108 1858. Review of Guy Livingstone.
Montégut, E. In his Écrivains modernes de l’Angleterre ser i, Paris
1885.
Roberts, W. G. A. Lawrence’s Songs of feast, field and fray. TLS 4, 18
July 1935.
Fleming, G. H. Lawrence and the Victorian sensation novel. Tucson
AZ 1952.
‘Holme Lee’, Harriet Parr 1828–1900
William Henry Giles Kingston | ‘Holme Lee’
Maude Talbot. 3 vols 1854.
Thorney Hall: a story of an old family. 1855.
Gilbert Massenger. 1855.
Kathie Brande: a fireside history of a quiet life. 2 vols 1856.
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