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1890, Invalids 7 June 1890, Admirable, but – 2 Aug 1890,
Possessing one’s soul 4 Oct 1890, Huffy people 28 Mar 1891, Bolts
from the blue 3 May 1891, The art of happiness 4 July 1891, That
supple backbone 19 Sep 1891, The science of society 7 Nov 1891,
Old maids 26 Mar 1892, Old songs and new saws 7 Oct 1893, The
ethics of hotel life 18 Nov 1893, A practical philosopher 12 May
1894, From turmoil to repose 17 Nov 1894, Irrepressibles 21 Sep
1895, Social crimes 25 Jan 1896.
Chambers’ Repository of Instructive and Amusing Tracts. Grace
Ayton (story) 2 vols 1853.
Household Words 1853–9. For listing of her contributions and
Dickens’s evaluations of them, see A. Lohrli (comp), Household
Words; a weekly journal 1850–1859, 1973.
English Republic. Mary Wollstonecraft 3 1854, A homily (poem) 4
1854.
Nat Mag. 22 stories and articles from 1857–9.
Fraser’s Mag 1857–70. See Wellesley vol 2.
North Br Rev 1857, 1869. See Wellesley vol 1.
Literary Gazette. 1858–60. Regular book reviews.
All the Year Round. Commons and kings 26 May 1860, The family at
Fenhouse (story) 22 Dec 1860 (rptd in With a silken thread 1880),
John Wilson 29 Nov 1862, Canker in the bud 14 Nov 1868, The
white witch of Combe Andrew (story) 23 Dec 1871 (rptd in With a
silken thread 1880), Dear Davie (story) 18 Mar 1870 (rptd in With a
silken thread 1880), Galloping Dick (story) 17 Feb 1873 (rptd in
With a silken thread 1880), Misericordia (story) 1, 8, 15 Jan 1881,
’Twixt cup and lip (story) 18 Aug 1883 (rptd in ’Twixt cup and lip,
etc 1896).
London Rev 1860–2. Regular essays satirising English women.
Temple Bar 1861–88. See Wellesley vol 3.
London Soc. My first soirée July 1864, Rose Blackett and her lovers
Nov 1864, Faithful and true July–Sep 1865, Snowed up with a
burglar Christmas No 1865, An octave of friends (story) Jan, Mar,
July, Sep 1872, Madame Dufour Feb 1873. (All of these stories were
rptd in An octave of friends 1891.)
Saturday Rev 1866–75. For listings, see M. Bevington, The Saturday
Review 1855–1867, 1941. For reactions to these satiric essays and
especially to The girl of the period (25 1868), see Tomahawk 2
1868; Punch 55 1868; Fun 7 1868; Eclectic Rev 15 1868; Judy 2 1868,
3 1868; Temple Bar 24 1868; Victoria 11 1868, 12 1869, 15 1870; A.
Trollope, The Vicar of Bullhampton, 1870; Macmillan’s Mag 19
1869; Contemporary Rev 11 1869; St Paul’s Mag 2 1869; Belgravia 9
1869; Pall Mall Gazette 10 1869; Girl of the Period Misc 1869;
Tinsley’s Mag 5 1870. See also Examiner 18 Apr 1874; G. S. Layard,
Mrs Lynn Linton: her life, letters, and opinions, 1901; H. Corkran,
Celebrities and I, 1902; J. E. Panton, Leaves from a life, 1908. See
also reviews of Modern women and what is said of them,
Ourselves, and The girl of the period, and other social essays.
Tinsley’s Mag. Our lake-land 1 1867, A story of the hills (story) 1 1867,
Guernsey in midwinter 2 1868, Secrets 2 1868, Fussy folk 4 1869.
St Paul’s Mag 1867. See Wellesley vol 3.
Galaxy. Clementina Kinniside (story) 5, May 1868.
Broadway. Walter Savage Landor 2 1869.
Atlantic Monthly. The Channel Islands 25 1870, Let us be cheerful 25
1870, Old friends with a new face 30 1872, An old English home 32
1873.
Macmillan’s Mag. 1870. See Wellesley vol 1.
Queen. Regular contributions from 1870s to the late 1890s.
Punch. On being taken up and put down again 7 Jan 1871.
Dark Blue 1872. See Wellesley vol 4.
Good Words. Lost lambs Jan 1873.
Cornhill Mag 1873–6. See Wellesley vol 1. For reaction to On the side
of the maids (29 1874), see Cornhill Mag 29 1874.
World. Jezebel à la mode 8 July 1874.
New Quart Mag 1874–8. See Wellesley vol 2.
Belgravia. Woman’s place in nature and society May 1876 (for reac-
Eliza Lynn Linton
tions, see Victoria Mag 28 1876; Examiner 27 May 1876 and 1 July
1876), Old maids June 1876, From dreams to waking (story) 30
and 31 1876, The world well lost (novel) Jan–Dec 1877 (pbd separately
in 1877), Our scholastica Sep 1878, Pictures from Venice Dec
1878, A Florentine orphanage Jan 1879, A night in a hospital July
1879 (rptd separately in 1879), The young lions (story) Nov 1879,
Under the snow 40 1880, My compatriot (story) Nov 1883, Medea
Fortune (story) Apr 1885.
GM. Masks 240 1877, A Summer in the south 242 1878, Under which
lord? (novel) Jan–Dec 1879 (pbd separately in 1879), Netley
Hospital 247 1879, History in little 256 1884, On the way home
257 1884.
Nat Rev 1885–95. See Wellesley vol 2.
Fortnightly Rev 1885–96. See Wellesley vol 2. For reaction to
Pasteur’s life and labours (Aug 1885), see W. E. Gladstone, Dawn of
creation and of worship, Nineteenth Cent Nov 1885. Linton’s
response was pbd in The origin of creation: the conflict between
Genesis and geology [1884]. For reaction to the 1887–9 essays on
the history of women, see Millicent Fawcett, The enfranchisement
of women, Fortnightly Rev Apr 1889.
Forum. The tyranny of fashion Mar 1887, On things social June 1887,
The pains of fear May 1888, Are good women characterless? Feb
1889, Democracy in the household Oct 1889, Mrs Grundy’s
kingdom Feb 1890 (criticised in Rev of Revs Mar 1890), The revolt
against matrimony Jan 1891.
Universal Rev. M. Zola’s idée mère May 1888, The philosophy of
marriage Sep 1888, An unfinished history (story) Feb–Mar 1889,
The new and the old Feb 1890.
New Rev 1889–95. See Wellesley vol 3.
For criticism of Linton’s views expressed in the symposium Candour in
English fiction 2 ( Jan 1890), see Rev of Revs Jan 1890; of Nearing the
rapids (Mar 1894), see Rev of Revs Mar 1894; of her views expressed in the
symposium The tree of knowledge ( June 1894), see Rev of Revs June 1894.
Nineteenth Cent 1891–2. See Wellesley vol 2. For response to The
wild women as politicians (July 1891), see Mona Caird, A defence
of the so-called ‘wild women’, Nineteenth Cent May 1892; to
Partisans of the wild women (Mar 1892), see Isabel Burton, Sir
Richard Burton: an explanation and a defence, New Rev Nov
1892; to A picture of the past (Nov 1892), see Herbert Maxwell,
Walling the cuckoo, Nineteenth Cent Dec 1892.
Albemarle Rev. On echoes Jan 1892.
Pall Mall Mag. Society – the remnant 1 1893. For criticism, see Rev of
Revs Sep 1893.
Idler 1893–7. Regular participant in Idler forums.
English Illus Mag. A counterblast Oct 1893. A reply to Lady Colin
Campbell, A plea for tobacco, in English Illus Mag Oct 1893.
Young Woman. The ideal husband 3 1894, A study in wives 5 1896.
North Amer Rev. Cranks and crazes Dec 1895.
Collaborative works
Modern women and what is said of them: a reprint of the series of
articles in the Saturday Review. [Anon, with many of the essays
later identified as Linton’s.] With an introd by Mrs Lucia Gilbert
Calhoun, New York 1868.
reviews: [Henry James] Nation 7 1868; Atlantic Monthly 22
1868.
The order of creation: the conflict between Genesis and geology. A
controversy between W. E. Gladstone, Max Müller, T. H. Huxley,
M. Réville, E. Lynn Linton. New York [1886].
Women novelists of Queen Victoria’s reign: a book of appreciations.
Ed A. Sergeant et al 1897. Linton’s essay was on George Eliot.
review: Queen 28 Aug 1897.
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See above for reviews and responses to specific writings.
Landor, W. S. To Eliza Lynn in his Last fruit 1853, and in Letters of
Walter Savage Landor, ed S. Wheeler, 1899.
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