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The Mid-Nineteenth-Century Novel
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Eliot, George. Letters vols 1–4. Ed G. Haight, 1954–5.
Swinburne, A. C. Note on Charlotte Brontë [1877]. In Complete
Works 14, ed E. Gosse and T. J. Wise, 1926; On the death of Mrs
Lynn Linton 1898 in Works 6 1927; see also Swinburne letters vols
4–6, ed C. Lang 1959–62.
Bowker, R. R. London as a literary centre. Harper’s New Monthly
Mag 77 1888.
Frith, W. P. My autobiography and reminiscences vol 2, 1888.
Pall Mall Gazette 11 Apr 1890.
Black, Helen C. Notable women authors of the day. 1893, rptd
Freeport NY 1974.
Tweedie, Mrs A. A chat with Mrs Lynn Linton. Temple Bar July
1894.
Tooley, Sarah A. Mrs Lynn Linton. Woman at Home 5 1897.
The Times 16 July 1898.
Acad 30 July 1898.
Athenaeum 23 July 1898.
Besant, Walter. E. Lynn Linton. Queen 23 July 1898.
Gould, Frederick. Chats with pioneers of modern thought. 1898.
Harraden, Beatrice. Mrs Lynn Linton. Bookman Sep 1898.
Pollock, Walter Herries. Mrs Lynn Linton. Saturday Rev 1 June 1901.
This and the following 1901 pbns were reviews of G. S. Layard’s
biography of Linton (see below).
Paston, George [Emily Morse Symonds]. A censor of modern womanhood.
Fortnightly Rev 1 Sep 1901.
Athenaeum 18 May 1901.
Acad 25 May 1901.
The Times 29 May 1901.
Tinsley, W. In Random recollections of an old publisher vol 2,
1905.
Carr, J. C. Some eminent Victorians: personal recollections in the
world of art and letters. 1908.
Crozier, J. B. In My inner life, being a chapter in personal evolution
and autobiography vol 2, 1908.
McCarthy, J. Our book of memories: letters of Justin McCarthy to
Mrs Campbell Praed. Ed Mrs C. Praed 1912.
Francillion, R. E. Mid-Victorian memories. [1914.]
Clodd, E. Memories 1916.
Textual/bibliographical criticism
Belflower, James. The life and career of Elizabeth Lynn Linton:
Victorian woman of letters. Unpbd PhD diss, Duke Univ 1968.
Biographies
Layard, G. S. Mrs Lynn Linton: her life, letters, and opinions. 1901.
Anderson, N. F. Woman against women: a life of Eliza Lynn Linton.
Bloomington IN 1987. [nfa]
Thomas Henry Lister 1800–42
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Granby: a novel. 3 vols 1826 (3 edns), 1838.
Herbert Lacy. 3 vols 1828.
Epicharis: an historical tragedy. 1829.
Arlington: a novel. 3 vols [1832].
Anne Grey: a novel, by Harriet Lister, edited by the author of
Granby. 3 vols 1834.
The life and administration of Edward first Earl of Clarendon: with
original correspondence and authentic papers never before published.
3 vols 1837–8.
An answer to the misrepresentations contained in an article [by J. W.
Croker] on the life of Clarendon in no 124 of the Quarterly
Review. 1839.
Hulse House. 1860.
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Moers, E. In her Dandy, 1961.
George MacDonald 1824–1905
The major collection of mss and letters is in the Beinecke Lib, Yale. Others are
in the NLS, BL, Harvard, Wheaton College IL and Dr Williams Lib, London.
For a full list, see Sadler, under Letters, below.
Bibliographies
Bulloch, J. M. A centennial bibliography of George MacDonald.
Aberdeen 1925.
[Hutchinson, B.] George MacDonald, 1824–1905. Book Collector
and Lib Monthly Apr 1969.
Jordan, M. N. George MacDonald: a bibliographical catalogue and
record. Fairfax VA 1984.
Shaberman, R. B. George MacDonald: a bibliographical study.
Detroit and Winchester 1990.
Collections and selections
Dealings with the fairies. 1867. Includes The light princess, first pbd
in Adela Cathcart 1864; The giant’s heart, first pbd in Illus
London News Dec 1863; The shadows, first pbd in Adela Cathcart
1864; Cross purposes, first pbd in Beeton’s Christmas Annual
1862; The golden key.
Works of fancy and imagination. 10 vols 1871. Includes Within and
without; A hidden life; Shorter poems; Phantastes; The portent,
first pbd in Cornhill Mag May–July 1860; The light princess; The
giant’s heart; The shadows; Cross purposes; The golden key; The
carasoyn; Little Daylight, first pbd in At the back of the north
wind in Good Words for the Young; The broken swords, first pbd
in Monthly Christian Spectator Oct 1854; The wow o’ Rivven, first
pbd in Good Words Feb 1864; The cruel painter, first pbd in Adela
Cathcart 1864; The castle: a parable, first pbd in Adela Cathcart
1864; The gray wolf, first pbd in Robert Falconer 1868; Uncle
Cornelius his story.
The light princess and other stories. 1874. (Reissue of Works 1871
edn, vol 8.)
Cross purposes and other stories. 1874. (Reissue of Works 1871 edn,
vol 9.)
The gifts of the child Christ and other tales. 2 vols London and
Leipzig 1882 (Tauchnitz). Includes The gifts of the child Christ;
The history of Photogen and Nycteris, first pbd in The Graphic
Christmas 1879; The butcher’s bills; Stephen Archer; Port in a
storm, first pbd in Argosy Nov 1866; If I had a father (drama).
review: Athenaeum 29 Apr 1882.
Stephen Archer and other tales. 1883, Whitethorn CA 1994. Contents
are the same as The gifts of the child Christ, 1882, above.
Parables and ballads and Scotch songs by George MacDonald. 1884.
(Reissue of Works 1871 edn, vol 4.)
Poems by George MacDonald. Selected by V. D. S. and C. F. New York
1887.
The light princess and other fairy stories. [1890.] Includes The light
princess; The giant’s heart; The golden key.
The poetical works of George MacDonald. 2 vols 1893.
The light princess and other fairy tales. New York 1893. Introd rptd
as ‘The fantastic imagination’ in A dish of orts. Includes The light
princess; The giant’s heart; The shadows; Cross purposes; The
golden key; The carasoyn; Little Daylight.
Fairy tales by George MacDonald. Ed and introd by Greville
MacDonald. 1904. Reissued in 5 pts as The fairy tales of George
MacDonald ‘1904’ [1905–6]. Includes contents of The light
princess and other fairy tales, 1893, above, plus The day boy and
the night girl.
Short stories. London and Glasgow 1928. Includes The light
princess; The giant’s heart; The golden key; Cross purposes.
The light princess and other tales: being the complete fairy stories
of George MacDonald. Introd by R. L. Green. London and New
York 1961. Includes contents of Fairy tales by George MacDonald,
1904, above.