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The Mid-Nineteenth-Century Novel
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Briars and thorns: a novel. Bentley’s Misc Jan 1866–Feb 1867, 3 vols
1867. [dh]
Frank Marryat, Francis Samuel Marryat 1826–55
Bibliographies
Allibone, S. A. Critical dictionary of English literature. Philadelphia
1870.
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Borneo and the Indian archipelago, with drawings of costume and
scenery. 1848.
review:Spectator 15 Jan 1848; Athenaeum 22 Jan and 12 Feb 1848.
Gold quartz mining in California: practical observations during a
residence of two years, 1850–51, and 1852 in the mining districts
of that country. 1852.
Mountains and molehills, or recollections of a burnt journal. With
illustrations by the author. 1855, New York 1855; ed M. E. Wilbur,
Stanford CA 1952.
review: Spectator 10 Feb 1855; Athenaeum 3 Mar 1855.
Collaborative works
Ed and illustr Frederick Marryat. The little savage. 2 vols 1848–9.
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Boase, F. Modern English biography. 1897. [dh]
Anne Marsh, later Marsh-Caldwell, née
Caldwell 1791–1874
Two old men’s tales: The deformed and The Admiral’s daughter. 2
vols 1834, 1834.
Tales of the woods and fields: a second series of ‘the two old men’s
tales’. 3 vols 1836, 1 vol 1850 (as A country vicarage; and, Love and
duty). A country vicarage pbd separately New York 1845 (as
Louisa Mildmay).
The triumphs of time. 3 vols 1844. Contains Sealed orders; The previsions
of Lady Evelyn; A soldier’s fortune.
Mount Sorel: or the heiress of the de Veres. 2 vols 1845, 1 vol [1856].
Emilia Wyndham. 3 vols 1846, 1 vol 1848, 2 vols Leipzig 1852.
Father Darcy. 2 vols 1846, 1 vol [1857].
Norman’s Bridge: or the modern Midas. 3 vols 1847, 1 vol 1850,
[1855].
The Protestant Reformation in France: or the history of the
Hugonots. 2 vols 1847.
Angela: a novel. 3 vols 1848, 1 vol [1855], [1875].
Mordaunt Hall, or a September night: a novel. 3 vols 1849, 1 vol 1853.
The previsions of Lady Evelyn; with the conclusion. 1849. An earlier
version pbd in The triumphs of time, above, 1844.
Tales of the first French Revolution, collected by the author of
‘Emilia Wyndham’. 1849. 4 stories adapted from the Fr, 2 of which
were first pbd in The triumphs of time, above, 1844.
Bellah: a tale of La Vendée. From the Fr (of O. Feuillet). 1850. Trn.
Lettice Arnold: a tale. 1850, [1856], [1876].
The Wilmingtons: a novel. 3 vols 1850, 1 vol 1852.
Adelaide Lindsay: a novel, edited by the author of ‘Emilia
Wyndham’. 3 vols 1850, 1 vol 1852, 1877.
Ravenscliffe. 3 vols 1851, 2 vols Leipzig 1852, 1 vol London [1855].
Time, the avenger. 3 vols 1851, 1 vol 1853.
Castle Avon. 3 vols 1852, 2 vols Leipzig 1852, 1 vol London [1855].
Helen’s fault: a tale for the young. 1853.
The Longwoods of the Grange. 3 vols 1853, 1 vol 1862, New York
[186?] (as Edith’s legacy).
Aubrey. 3 vols 1854, 2 vols Leipzig 1854, 1 vol London [1857], [1875].
The song of Roland, as chanted before the Battle of Hastings, by the
minstrel Taillefer. 1854. Trn.
The heiress of Haughton: or the mother’s secret. 3 vols 1855, 2 vols
Leipzig 1855, 1 vol London [1858].
Evelyn Marston. 3 vols 1856, 2 vols Leipzig 1856, 1 vol London [1860].
The rose of Ashurst. 3 vols 1857, 2 vols Leipzig 1857, 1 vol London
1859.
Charley and Georgy: or the children at Gibraltar. 1861.
Heathside Farm: a tale of country life, edited by the author of ‘Two
old men’s tales’. 2 vols 1863. [eh]
John Westland Marston 1819–90
See col 2007.
Harriet Martineau 1802–76
The chief repositories of Martineau correspondence are the Bancroft Library
Berkeley CA and Birmingham University Library (which also holds the mss of
the autobiography). Other significant collections of mss material (mainly correspondence)
are held at the Armitt Trust, Ambleside, BL, Bodleian, Harvard,
Hertford County Record Office, Manchester College Oxford, Trinity College
Cambridge, University College London, Wellesley College MA, Dr Williams’s
Library and Yale. Some mss are in family archives.
Bibliographies
Rivlin, J. B. Harriet Martineau: a bibliography of her separately
printed books. BNYPL, May–July, Oct 1946–Jan 1947.
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Devotional exercises . . . for the use of young persons. 1823, 1832
(enlarged as Devotional exercises, to which is added A guide to
the study of the scriptures).
Christmas-Day: or the friends: a tale. [1825], 1834 (5th edn).
Addresses; with prayers and original hymns for the use of families
and schools. By a lady. 1826, 1838 (2nd edn).
Principle and practice: or the orphan family. Wellington (Salop)
1827.
The rioters: or a tale of bad times. Wellington 1827.
The turn-out: or patience the best policy. Wellington 1829.
Traditions of Palestine. 1830.
The essential faith of the universal church: deduced from the sacred
records. 1831.
The friends: a continuation of Christmas-Day. 1831 (3rd edn).
Sequel to Principle and practice: or the orphan family: a tale.
Wellington 1831.
Five years of youth: or sense and sentiment. 1831.
Illustrations of political economy. 9 vols 1832–4. Includes Life in the
wilds, 1832; The hill and the valley, 1832; Brooke and Brooke farm,
1832; Demerara, 1832; Ella of Garveloch, 1832; Weal and woe in
Garveloch, 1832; A Manchester strike, 1832; Cousin Marshall,
1832; Ireland, 1832; Homes abroad, 1832; For each and for all, 1832;
French wines and politics, 1833; The charmed sea, 1833; Berkeley
the banker, 1833; Messrs Vanderput and Snoek, 1833; The loom
and the lugger and Sowers not reapers, 1833; Cinnamon and
pearls, 1833; A tale of the Tyne, 1833; Briery creek, 1833; The three
ages, 1833; The Farrers of Budge row, 1834; The moral of many
fables, 1834. Collected edns, 1843–5, 1859, 1862, 1884, 1887.
reviews: Spectator, 4 Feb, 3 Mar, 7 July, 4 Aug, 8 Sep 1832, 2 Mar,
28 Sep, 9 Nov 1833; Athenaeum 11 Feb, 19 May, 8 Sep, 27 Oct 1832,
28 Dec 1833; Monthly Repository 6, Feb, Mar, June 1832, 8, May
1834; Examiner, 8 July, 16 Sep 1832, Apr 1834; Tait’s Edinburgh
Mag, Aug 1832, Apr, June 1833; Poor Man’s Advocate, 29 Sep 1832;
NMM 37, Apr 1833; Fraser’s Mag 8, Nov 1833; Dublin Univ Mag 6,
Nov 1835.
The faith as unfolded by many prophets: an essay . . . addressed to
the disciples of Mohammed. 1832.
Providence as manifested through Israel. 1832.
Poor laws and paupers illustrated. 4 pts 1833–4. 1, The parish: a tale;