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The Mid-Nineteenth-Century Novel
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Letters
Harriet Martineau’s letters to Fanny Wedgwood. Ed E. S. Arbuckle.
Stanford CA 1983.
Harriet Martineau: selected letters. Ed. V. Sanders. Oxford 1990.
Editions and introductions
Mind amongst the spindles: a miscellany. Introd by Martineau,
Boston 1845.
The positive philosophy of Auguste Comte freely translated and
condensed. 2 vols 1853.
Pauli, R. Simon de Montfort, Earl of Leicester, the creator of the
House of Commons. Tr U. M. Goodwin, introd by Martineau
1876.
Attributed works
Mary Campbell: or the affectionate granddaughter. Wellington
1828. Included in Rivlin bibliography.
My servant Rachel. 1838.
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Horne, R. H. In his A new spirit of the age, vol 2 1844.
Miller, Mrs F. Fenwick. Harriet Martineau. 1884.
Martineau, James. The early days of Harriet Martineau. Daily News,
30 Dec 1884.
Payn, J. In his Literary recollections, 1884.
Fawcett, Mrs Henry. Some eminent women of our times. 1889.
Hamilton, C. J. Women writers: their works and ways. 1893. 2nd ser.
Webb, R. K. Harriet Martineau: a radical Victorian. 1960.
Pichanick, V. K. Harriet Martineau: the woman and her work,
1802–76. Ann Arbor MI 1980.
Sanders, V. Reason over passion: Harriet Martineau and the
Victorian novel. 1986.
Hoecker-Drysdale, S. Harriet Martineau: first woman sociologist.
1993.
Hunter, S. Harriet Martineau: the poetics of moralism. Aldershot
1995. [vs]
Augustus Septimus Mayhew 1826–76
The greatest plague of life: adventures of a lady in search of a good
servant, illustrated by George Cruikshank. [1847.] With his
brother Henry Mayhew.
The good genius that turned everything into gold, or the Queen Bee
and the magic dress: a Christmas fairytale. 1847. With Henry
Mayhew.
Whom to marry and how to get married, illustrated by George
Cruikshank. [1848.] With Henry Mayhew.
The image of his father: or one boy is more trouble than a dozen
girls, illustrated by ‘Phiz’. 1848. With Henry Mayhew.
The magic of kindness: or the wondrous story of the good Huan,
illustrated by George Cruikshank and Kenny Meadows. [1849],
[1869] (illustr Walter Crane). With Henry Mayhew.
Living for appearances: a tale. 1855. With Henry Mayhew.
Kitty Lamere or a dark page in London life: a tale. 1855.
Paved with gold, or the romance and reality of London streets: an
unfashionable novel, illustrated by H. K. Browne. 1858.
The finest girl in Bloomsbury: a serio-comic tale of ambitious love.
1861.
Blow-hot – blow cold: a love story. 1862.
Faces for fortunes. 3 vols 1865.
The comic almanack. 1870 etc. With Henry Mayhew.
Fanny N. Mayne
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Jane Rutherford: or, the miners’ strike. By a friend of the people.
The True Briton n.s. 1–2, 9 June–20 Oct 1853.
Jane Rutherford; or, the miners’ strike. By a friend of the people.
1854.
Contributions to periodicals
Editor, The True Briton, vols 1–2, 1851–2; n.s. vols 1–2 1853.
(Afterwards incorporated into The Illustrated People’s Paper,
Apr–June 1854.)
Attributed Works
The perilous nature of the penny periodical press. 1851.
The life of Nicholas I. Emperor of Russia: with a short account of
Russia and the Russians. 1855.
Voyages and discoveries in the Arctic regions. Vol 7 of The
Traveller’s Lib. 1855, 1856.
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Kestner, Joseph A. Fanny Mayne’s Jane Rutherford and the tradition
of the social-protest novel in England. Stud in the Novel 19 1987.
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George Meredith 1828–1909
Manuscripts
The principal repository of Meredith mss is the Beinecke Rare Book and
Manuscript Lib at Yale, particularly the Altschul col. It includes mss of much
of Meredith’s fiction (Celt and Saxon, The egoist, Harry Richmond,mss
A and B of One of our conquerors, The tragic comedians, partial versions
of Diana of the Crossways, The amazing marriage, and Lord
Ormont and his Aminta) together with notebooks and miscellaneous
papers, including some reader’s reports for Chapman and Hall, and much
poetry and correspondence. Other significant holdings are in the Pierpont
Morgan Lib (mss of Diana of the Crossways, Lord Ormont and his
Aminta, and The amazing marriage) and Huntington (a partial version
of Diana of the Crossways, poetry, and many of Meredith’s reader’s reports
for Chapman and Hall). A full account is given in IELM.
Bibliographies
Forman, M. B. A bibliography of the writings in prose and verse of
George Meredith. 1922.
Forman, M. B. Meredithiana: being a supplement to the bibliography
of Meredith. 1924.
Coolidge, B. A catalogue of the Altschul collection of Meredith in
the Yale University Library. New Haven CT 1931 (priv ptd).
Hudson, R. B. The Altschul collection of Meredith seventeen years
later. YULG 22 1948.
Sawin, H. L. Meredith: a bibliography of Meredithiana 1920–53. BB
21 1955.
Stevenson, L. In Victorian poets: a guide to research, ed F. E. Faverty,
Cambridge MA 1956, 1968 (rev).
Cline, C. L. In Victorian fiction: a guide to research, ed L. Stevenson,
Cambridge MA 1964.
Collie, M. George Meredith: a bibliography. Toronto and Buffalo 1974.
Beer, G. In Victorian fiction: a second guide to research, Ed G. H.
Ford, New York 1978.
Olmsted, J. C. George Meredith: an annotated bibliography of criticism
1925–1975. New York and London 1978.
Hogan, R. S., L. Sawin and L. L. Merrill (ed). A concordance to the
poetry of George Meredith. 2 vols New York and London 1982.
Stone, J. S. Errata in Michael Collie’s bibliography of George
Meredith. BB 43 1986.
Collections
The fullest description of the collected edns of Meredith’s work is to be found in
Collie, above; see also Forman.
Collected (‘new’) edition. 14 vols 1885–95. Omits The amazing marriage.
Meredith corrected his novels for this edn. Colonial edns
ptd from its plates.
Edition de luxe. 36 vols 1896–8, 1910–11. Includes fiction and poetry,