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the People 5, 1850); The two homes: a story for wives (Chambers’s
Edinburgh Jnl, 17 Apr 1847); Minor trials (Chambers’s
Edinburgh Jnl, 10 Oct 1846); Adelaide, being fragments from a
young wife’s diary (Sharpe’s London Jnl, Aug 1852); The old
mathematician (Douglas Jerrold’s Shilling Mag, May 1848); The
half-caste (Chambers’s Papers for the People 12, 1851); Miss
Letty’s experiences; A bride’s tragedy (Sharpe’s London Jnl,
Aug–Sep 1848); ’Tis useless trying (Chambers’s Edinburgh Jnl, 4
Sep 1847); The only son (Chambers’s Edinburgh Jnl, 1 May 1847);
The doctor’s family (Chambers’s Edinburgh Jnl, 2 Jan 1847); All
for the best (Chambers’s Edinburgh Jnl, 29 May 1847); The story
of Elizabeth Sirani (Chambers’s Edinburgh Jnl, 31 July 1847); A
life episode.
review: Athenaeum 19 Nov 1853.
A hero: Philip’s book. 1853, 1857, 1860 (new edn), 1875 (new edn),
1889. Children’s book.
review: Dublin Univ Mag 43 1854.
The little Lychetts. 1855. Children’s book.
John Halifax, gentleman. 3 vols 1856, 2 vols Leipzig 1857, London
1857 (rev edn), 1859 (4th edn), [1864] (12th edn), [1870] (17th edn),
[1895] (39th edn), [1906] (EL), 1907, 1914 (Oxford edn), 1925, 1961
(EL); tr Du [186?], Sp 1890, Ger 1891.
review: In ‘New novels’, Athenaeum 26 Apr 1856.
Nothing new: tales. 1857, 1861, 1869. Short stories. Lord Erlistoun
(Nat Mag, May 1857); Alwyn’s first wife (Fraser’s Mag, Jan–Feb
1855); M. Anastasius (as A ghost story, Household Words, 24 Mar
1855); The water cure (Dublin Univ Mag, Apr 1855); The double
house (Fraser’s Mag, Aug 1856); The last house in C_ Street,
(Fraser’s Mag, Oct 1856); A family in love; A low marriage
(National Mag, Nov 1856).
A woman’s thoughts about women. Essays. 1858, 1859, Leipzig 1860,
London 1869; tr Swed 1861, Danish 1869. First pbd in Chambers’s
Edinburgh Jnl 2 May–19 Dec 1857.
Domestic stories. 1859, Leipzig 1862. Philip Armytage; or the blind
girl’s love (Dublin Univ Mag, June 1847) and the following stories
from Avillon and other tales: The last of the Ruthvens, The
Italian’s daughter, The two homes, Minor trials, Adelaide, The
old mathematician, The half-caste, Miss Letty’s experiences, A
bride’s tragedy, ’Tis useless trying, The only son, The doctor’s
family, All for the best.
A life for a life. 3 vols 1859, 2 vols Leipzig 1859, London 1860 (new
edn, rev), 1865, 1871, 1903; tr Ger 1877.
reviews: Athenaeum 6 Aug 1859; Christian Remembrancer 38
1859.
Poems. [1859], 1860, Leipzig 1868, London 1872.
Romantic tales. 1859, Leipzig 1861. From Avillon and other tales:
Avillon, The self-seer, The sculptor of Bruges, The daughter of
Heremon, King Tolv, Erotion, Cleomenes the Greek, The story of
Hyas, The cross on the snow mountains, The Rosecrucian,
Antonio Melidori, The story of Elisabetta Sirani, A life episode.
Our year: a child’s book in prose and verse. Cambridge 1860, Leipzig
1860.
Studies from life. 1861, Leipzig 1867. Essays first pbd in Chambers’s
Edinburgh Jnl: Old stones (22 Aug 1857); Silence for a generation
(12 June 1858); Going out to play (6 Mar 1858); Want something to
read (8 May 1858); War sparkles (24 Mar 1855); An old soldier’s
coming home (as A soldier’s coming home, 1 Sep 1855); Poor
people’s children (21 Apr 1855); Travelling companions (25 July
1857); Through the powder-mills (3 Nov 1855); Brother
Jonathan’s pet (16 Jan 1858); Literary ghouls (21 Aug 1858); About
mothers-in-law (10 July 1858); Our lost cat (as Our lost pet, 29 May
1858); My babes in the wood (11 Sep 1858); The man of men (25 Sep
1858); Lost (13 Feb 1858).
Mistress and maid. First pbd in Good Words, Jan–Dec 1862. Leipzig
1862, 2 vols London 1863, 1864, [1897], [1916].
The fairy book. 1863, 1865, 1868 (Golden Treasury), 1913 (illustr
John Mills | Dinah Maria Mulock
Warwick Goble), [1922] (illustr Louis Rhead), 1923, 1979 etc.
Children’s book.
Christian’s mistake. 1865, Leipzig 1865, London [1866], 1901.
review: Athenaeum 18 Feb 1865.
A New Year’s gift for sick children. Edinburgh 1865. Poems and
essays.
A noble life. 2 vols 1866, Leipzig 1866, London [1869], 1902 (new
edn); tr Rus [1890].
reviews: Nation 1 Mar 1866 [James, Henry]; Athenaeum 3 Mar
1866; London Rev 17 Mar 1866.
Two marriages. 2 vols 1867, Leipzig 1867, London 1880 (new edn),
1904. Two novellas: John Browerbank’s wife, Parson Garland’s
daughter.
The woman’s kingdom. First pbd in Good Words Jan–Dec 1868. 2
vols Leipzig 1868, 3 vols London 1869, 1870; tr Ger 1869.
reviews: Athenaeum 31 Oct 1868; Saturday Rev 6 Feb 1869.
A brave lady. First pbd in Macmillan’s Mag May 1869–Apr 1870. 3
vols 1870, 2 vols Leipzig 1870, London [1871], 1899, 1903.
reviews: Athenaeum 19 Mar 1870; Saturday Rev 2 Apr 1870.
The unkind word and other stories. 2 vols 1869, 2 vols 1870, [1874].
Essays, reviews, short stories. The unkind word (Good Words,
May–June 1864); A child’s life: sixty years ago; His young lordship
(Argosy, Oct 1866); Elizabeth and Victoria: from a woman’s point
of view (Victoria Mag, 1864); A woman’s book [Queen Victoria’s
highland journal]; The age of gold (Macmillan’s Mag, Feb 1860);
On living in perspective (as Living in perspective, Fraser’s Mag,
Oct 1866); Sermons (Cornhill Mag, Jan 1864); The House of
Commons: from the ladies’ gallery (Cornhill Mag, Oct 1863); A few
words about sorrow (Macmillan’s Mag, Jan 1861); A hedge-side
poet [James Reynolds Withers] (Macmillan’s Mag, Apr 1860); The
last great exhibition: its beginning (as Five shillings worth of the
great world’s fair, Good Words, May 1862); The last great exhibition:
its end (Macmillan’s Mag, Dec 1862); To novelists – and a
novelist [George Eliot] (Macmillan’s Mag, Apr 1861); Bodies and
souls (Macmillan’s Mag, Oct 1864); Blind! (Macmillan’s Mag, Nov
1860); Children of Israel (Macmillan’s Mag, Apr 1863); Give us air
(Good Words, Jan 1861); In the ring (All the Year Round, 18 Jan
1865); A dreadful ghost (Once a Week, 15 Feb 1862); Meadowside
House (Good Words, Jan 1864); In her teens (Macmillan’s Mag,
July 1864); Clothes (as On the subject of clothes, Macmillan’s Mag,
Jan 1860); The history of a hospital (Macmillan’s Mag, July 1862);
Death on the seas (Macmillan’s Mag, Feb 1866); To parents (All the
Year Round, 9 July 1864); Misery-mongers (All the Year Round, 7
Apr 1866); An old Scotch love-story; A garden party; The tale of
two walks, told to sick children (as Strolls with invalid children,
Once a Week, 6 Apr and 4 May 1867).
Fair France: impressions of a traveller. 1871, Leipzig 1872.
Incorporates La belle France: a glimpse (Good Words, Sep–Oct
1867) and We four in Normandy (St Paul’s, Oct 1870–Jan 1871).
Hannah. First pbd in St Paul’s, Feb–Dec 1871; 2 vols Leipzig 1871, 2
vols London 1872, 1875, 1904, [1916].
reviews: In ‘Recent novels’, Acad 2 (1871) by H. Lawrenny [i.e.
Edith Simcox]; Athenaeum 18 Nov 1871.
Little Sunshine’s holiday: a picture from life. 1871, 1881 (new edn).
Children’s book.
The adventures of a Brownie, as told to my child. 1872, 1893, 1900
etc. Children’s book.
My mother and I: a girl’s love-story. First pbd in Good Words
Jan–July 1874. 1874, Leipzig 1874, London 1904; tr Fr 1887.
The little lame prince and his travelling cloak. 1875 (illustr J. M.
Ralston), 1877, 1886, 1918 (illustr Maria L. Kirk), etc. Children’s
book.
Sermons out of church. 1875, Leipzig 1875, London 1881. Essays.
Songs of our youth. 1875. Poems.
The laurel bush: an old-fashioned love story. First pbd in Good
Words June–Nov 1876. Montreal 1876, London 1877, 1890.
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