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The Mid-Nineteenth-Century Novel
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Philadelphia 1907, London and Glasgow 1911 (illustr H. Stratton),
Boston 1913 (simplified by E. Lewis), Philadelphia 1920 (illustr J.
W. Smith), New York 1926 (illustr F. D. Bedford), New York 1927
(illustr F. Brundage), 1928 (illustr E. Mackinstry), Philadelphia
[1934?] (illustr M. L. Kirk), London 1948 (illustr A. Hughes),
London and New York 1949, New York 1951 (illustr N. S. Unwin),
[1955] (simplified by M. Tommasini), London and Glasgow
[1956?] (illustr W. Nickless), Glasgow 1957 (abridged), New York
[1959], London and Glasgow 1960 (illustr J. Paton),
Harmondsworth 1964 (illustr A Hughes), Ann Arbor MI 1967
(microfilm), New York 1967, Middletown CT 1970 (abridged by O.
Jones, with The princess and Curdie), 2 vols London 1971 (Braille
edn), London and Glasgow 1973, Elgin IL and London 1978,
London 1979 (with At the back of the north wind and The
princess and Curdie), 1979 (abridged), Basingstoke 1987
(abridged), Oxford 1987 (illustr A. Hughes), Edinburgh 1989,
London 1993 (illustr A. Hughes), 1990 (illustr L. Thomas), 1990
(ed R. McGillis, with The princess and Curdie), Whitethorn CA
1993, London 1996 (illustr A. Hughes); tr Hebrew 1965.
The vicar’s daughter: an autobiographical story. Serialised in
Sunday Mag 1871–2. 3 vols 1872, 2 vols Leipzig 1872 (Tauchnitz), 1
vol London 1881, 1893 (‘new edn’), 1905, Whitethorn CA 1992.
Wilfrid Cumbermede. Serialised in St Paul’s Mag Nov 1870–Dec 1871
and in Scribner’s Monthly Mag Nov 1870–Mar 1872. 3 vols ‘1872’
[1871], 1 vol New York 1872, 2 vols Berlin 1872, 1 vol London 1872
(‘2nd edn’), Chicago and St Louis 1881, London 1884 (‘4th edn’),
1893, 1901, Philadelphia [1911], Whitethorn CA 1997.
Gutta Percha Willie, the working genius. Serialised as The history of
Gutta Percha Willie in Good Words for the Young 1872. 1873,
Boston 1873, London 1874, London and Glasgow 1887 (as The
history of Gutta Percha Willie), New York 1900, London ‘1901’
[1900] (as The history of Gutta Percha Willie), Philadelphia 1903,
London 1917, Philadelphia nd, Whitethorn CA 1993.
Malcolm. Serialised in Glasgow Weekly Herald. 3 vols 1875, 1 vol
Philadelphia 1875, 3 vols London 1876 (‘2nd edn’), 2 vols Leipzig
1876 (Tauchnitz), 1 vol London 1877 (‘3rd edn’), Philadelphia 1877,
1879 (‘4th edn’), New York 1880, 189?, London 1900, 1901,
Philadelphia [1911], London 1913, 1927, Minneapolis 1982 (rev by
M. Phillips as The fisherman’s lady), Whitethorn CA 1995; The
fisherman’s lady tr Du 1992?.
review: Canadian Monthly Apr 1875.
The wise woman. Serialised in Good Things Dec 1874–July 1875 (as A
double story). 1875 (as The wise woman: a parable), New York
1876 (as A double story), Boston 1876 (as A double story), [1879] (as
Princess Rosamond, a double story), London [1883] (as The wise
woman), Boston [1884] (as A double story), London 1895 (as The
lost princess: or the wise woman), Elgin IL [1905] (as A double
story by George MacDonald), Elgin IL and Chicago 1905 (as A
double story, with a short story by E. L. Vincent and 5 essays),
London and New York 1965 (as The lost princess: a double story),
1972 (in Evenor, ed Lin Carter, with The carasoyn and The golden
key), Grand Rapids MI and Oxford 1973 (in The gifts of the child
Christ, as The wise woman or the lost princess: a double story),
Elgin IL 1978 (as The lost princess: a double story), Leominster
and Grand Rapids MI 1992 (ed G. E. Sadler illustr B. Oberdieck),
Whitethorn CA 1993; tr Swed 1980, Danish 1985.
review: Athenaeum 29 Jan 1876.
Thomas Wingfold, curate. Serialised in Day of Rest Jan–Dec 1876. 3
vols 1876, 1 vol New York 1876, 1879, [1880], London 1883, 1886,
1893, 1901, Philadelphia [1911], Minneapolis 1985 (rev by M.
Phillips as The curate’s awakening), Whitethorn CA 1997.
reviews: Athenaeum 11 Nov 1876; Fortnightly Rev Jan 1877.
St George and St Michael. Serialised in Graphic Apr–Oct 1875. 3 vols
‘1876’ [1875], 2 vols Leipzig 1876 (Tauchnitz), 1 vol New York
[1876?], London 1878 (‘2nd edn’), Edinburgh 1878, New York 1880,
London [1892] (‘new edn’), 1900, 1910 (‘another edn’),
Philadelphia [1911], Wheaton IL 1986 (rev by D. Hamilton as The
last castle), Whitethorn CA 1997.
The marquis of Lossie. Serialised in Glasgow Weekly Mail and in
Lippincott’s Mag Nov 1876–Sep 1877. 3 vols 1877, 1 vol
Philadelphia 1877, Chicago 1877, 2 vols Leipzig 1877 (Tauchnitz), 1
vol London 1878 (‘2nd edn’), New York 1881, Boston [1886],
London [1900 or 1901] (in The Sixpenny Series of Copyright
Books), 1900, Philadelphia [1911], London 1913 (in Everett’s Lib),
1927, Minneapolis 1982 (rev by M. Phillips as The marquis’ secret),
Whitethorn CA 1995.
Sir Gibbie. Serialised in Glasgow Weekly Mail Jan–Mar 1879. 3 vols
1879, 1 vol Philadelphia 1879, New York 1879, 2 vols Leipzig 1880
(Tauchnitz), 1 vol London 1880 (‘another edn’), 1900, 1906,
Philadelphia 1911, London 1914 (EL introd by Greville
MacDonald), 1927, New York 1963 (abridged by E. Yates), London
and Glasgow 1967 (abridged by E. Yates), Minneapolis [1983]
(abridged by M. Phillips as The baronet’s song), Whitethorn CA
1991; tr Norwegian 1984 (tr of M. Phillips’s abridgement).
reviews: Athenaeum 14 July 1879; Br Quart Rev Oct 1879.
Paul Faber, surgeon. 3 vols ‘1879’ [1878], 1 vol Philadelphia 1879, New
York 1879, London 1881, 1883, 1886, Philadelphia [1911],
Whitethorn CA 1992.
A book of strife, in the form of the diary of an old soul. 1880 (priv ptd
‘for the author’, ptd on one side of the leaf only), 1885, London
and New York 1889, London 1897 (in Rampolli, below), 1905 (in
The diary of an old soul and translations of other spiritual verse,
i.e. Rampolli rptd), 1905 (as previous item but without the other
poetic works, by Fifield then by Dent), 1924. Poem.
Mary Marston. 3 vols 1881, 1881 (‘5th edn’), 2 vols Leipzig 1881
(Tauchnitz), 1 vol New York 1881, Philadelphia 1881, London 1894,
1905, 1908, Whitethorn CA 1996.
Castle Warlock: a homely romance. Serialised as ‘Warlock o’ Glen
Warlock’ in Wide Awake (Boston) and as ‘Castle Warlock, a
homely romance’ in Glasgow Weekly Mail Jan–May 1897. Boston
1881 (as ‘Warlock o’ Glen Warlock: a homely romance’), 1881 (i.e.
another Boston edn of 1881), New York 1881, 1882, 3 vols London
1882, 1 vol 1883 (‘2nd edn’), 3 vols Berlin nd (between 1883 and
1885?) (in Ascher’s Collection of English Authors), 1 vol Boston
1885, London 1900, Whitethorn CA 1991.
reviews: Athenaeum 21 May 1882; Spectator 24 June 1882.
Orts. 1882, Boston 1883 (as The imagination and other essays),
London 1893 (enlarged edn, as A dish of orts: chiefly papers on the
imagination, and on Shakspere [sic]), 1895, 1905, 1908 (illustr C.
Cuneo and G. H. Evison), Whitethorn CA 1996.
Weighed and wanting. Serialised in Sunday Mag Jan–Dec 1882. 3
vols 1882, 1 vol Boston 1882, New York 1882, 1883, London 1883,
1900, 1905, Whitethorn CA 1996.
reviews: Athenaeum 4 Nov 1882; Saturday Rev 25 Nov 1882;
Spectator 24 Mar 1883.
Donal Grant. 3 vols 1883, 1 vol New York 1883, Boston 1883, London
1884 (‘2nd edn’), New York [1884], London 1892 (‘new edn’), New
York [189?], London 1901, Minneapolis 1983 (rev by M. Phillips as
The shepherd’s castle), Whitethorn CA 1991.
The princess and Curdie. Serialised in Good Things Jan–June 1877.
‘1883’ [1882] (illustr Allan), Leipzig 1883 (Tauchnitz), Philadelphia
1883, New York [1883] (subtitled A girl’s story), London and
Glasgow 1888, ‘1900’ [1899] (illustr H. Stratton), New York 1900,
Philadelphia 1908 (illustr M. L. Kirk), London and Glasgow 1912,
Philadelphia 1914 (simplified by M. L. Kirk), Philadelphia 1926
(illustr G. A Kay), New York 1927 (illustr F. Brundage), 1927 (illustr
D. P. Lathrop), London and New York 1949 (illustr C. Folkard), New
York 1954 (illustr N. S. Unwin), London and Glasgow 1956, New
York 1960 (illustr H. Stratton), London and Glasgow 1961 (illustr J.
Paton), Harmondsworth 1966 (illustr H. Stratton), Middletown CT
1970 (abridged by O. Jones, with The princess and the goblin),
London 1970, London and Glasgow 1973, Elgin IL and London