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Will Watch, from the auto-biography of a British officer. 3 vols 1834.
The Priors of Prague. 3 vols 1836.
Gentleman Jack: a naval story. 3 vols 1837.
The flying Dutchman: a legend of the High Seas. 3 vols 1839.
The law of parliamentary elections. 1839.
Paul Periwinkle: or the pressgang. 1841 (illustr ‘Phiz’).
The naval surgeon. 3 vols 1841.
History of the mutiny at Spithead and the Nore: with an enquiry
into its origin and treatment, and suggestions for the prevention
of future discontent in the Royal Navy. 1842.
The Captain’s wife. 3 vols 1842.
The lost ship: or the Atlantic steamer. 3 vols 1843.
A letter to the Attorney General Sir W. W. Follett, suggesting some
amendments in the proposed new County Courts Bill. 1844.
Scapegrace at sea: or soldiers afloat and sailors ashore. 3 vols 1863
(2nd edn).
John Henry Newman 1801–90
See col 2246.
Caroline Norton 1808–77
See col 646.
Laurence Oliphant 1829–88
Mss and letters to and from Oliphant are located in Amphill, Hammond and
Foreign Office Papers in the Public Record Office, London; Blackwood Papers
in the NLS; Broadland Papers in the Hampshire County Record Office and the
Historical Manuscripts Commission, London; Harris/Oliphant Papers in the
rare book and manuscript library at Columbia Univ, New York; the India
Office Lib, London; the Royal Geographical Soc, London; and Times
Newspapers Ltd.
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A journey to Katmandu with the camp of Jung Bahadoor, including
a sketch of the Nepaulese Ambassador at home. 1852.
The Russian shores of the Black Sea in the autumn of 1852, with a
voyage down the Volga, and a tour through the country of the
Don Cossacks. Edinburgh 1853, 1853 (enlarged), 1854, 1970 (rptd).
The coming campaign. Edinburgh 1855, 1856 (as The Trans-
Caucasian campaign of the Turkish army under Omar Pascha: a
personal narrative).
Minnesota and the Far West. Edinburgh 1855.
The Trans-Caucasian provinces the proper field of operation for a
Christian army. Edinburgh 1855.
Narrative of the Earl of Elgin’s mission to China and Japan in the
years 1857, 58, 59. 2 vols Edinburgh 1859, 2 vols Oxford 1970; tr Fr
1860, Ital 1869.
Patriots and filibusters: incidents of political and exploratory
travel, reprinted from Blackwood’s Magazine with corrections
and additions. Edinburgh 1860.
Universal suffrage and Napoleon the Third. 1860.
On the present state of political parties in America. Edinburgh 1866.
Piccadilly: a fragment of contemporary biography. First pbd in
Blackwood’s Mag Mar–Sep 1865. 1866, Edinburgh 1870, 1874; ed
M. Sadleir 1928.
The land of Gilead, with excursions in the Lebanon. Edinburgh
1880.
The land of Khemi: up and down the Middle Nile. Edinburgh 1882.
Traits and travesties, social and political. Edinburgh 1882. Largely
rptd from Blackwood’s Mag. Includes The autobiography of a
joint-stock company, The adventures of a war correspondent, etc.
Altiora Peto. 2 vols Edinburgh 1883, 1884.
A trip to the north-east of Lake Tiberias in Jaulan. 1885.
Sir Charles Augustus Murray | Margaret Oliphant
Haifa: or life in modern Palestine. 1885, Edinburgh 1887.
Sympneumata: or evolutionary forces now active in man.
Edinburgh 1885.
Masollam. A problem of the period. 3 vols Edinburgh 1886.
Episodes in a life of adventure: or moss from a rolling stone.
Edinburgh 1887. Rptd from Blackwood’s Mag.
Fashionable philosophy and other sketches. Edinburgh 1887. Rptd
from Nineteenth Cent and Blackwood’s Mag. Dramatic sketches
and stories, mainly satirical.
The star in the East. 1887. A pamphlet written for Mohammedans.
Scientific religion: or higher possibilities of life and practice
through the operation of natural forces, with an appendix by a
clergyman of the Church of England [Haskett Smith]. 1888.
Contributions to periodicals
See Wellesley vol 5 1989.
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Liesching, L. F. Personal reminiscences of Oliphant. [1891.]
Barry, W. F. Laurence Oliphant. Quart Rev Oct 1891.
Oliphant, M. O. Memoir of Oliphant and of Alice Oliphant his wife.
2 vols Edinburgh 1891.
Fairbairn, E. Laurence Oliphant. Westminster Rev May 1892.
Scott, C. N. Oliphant: supplementary contributions to his biography.
1895.
Owen, R. D. My perilous life in Palestine. 1928. By Oliphant’s second
wife.
Kent, M. An errant genius. Cornhill Mag Nov 1936.
Schneider, H. and G. Lawton. A prophet and a pilgrim, being the
incredible history of Thomas Lake Harris and Laurence
Oliphant. New York 1942.
Henderson, P. The life of Oliphant. 1956.
Dearden, S. Laurence Oliphant. Cornhill Mag 169 1956.
Ryan, A. P. Laurence Oliphant. Listener 31 May 1956.
Taylor, Anne. Laurence Oliphant 1829–1888. Oxford 1982. [df]
Margaret Oliphant, née Wilson, Mrs Oliphant,
Mrs Margaret Oliphant, Mrs M. O. W. Oliphant,
Margaret Oliphant Wilson Oliphant, Margaret
Oliphant W. Oliphant, M.O.W.O. 1828–97
The main collections of mss are in the NLS, BL, Berg Collection (NPYL),
Houghton Lib (Harvard), Columbia Univ Lib and Huntington Lib.
Bibliographies
Clarke, J. S. Margaret Oliphant: 1828–1897. A bibliography. St Lucia,
Queensland 1986; Non-fictional writings: a bibliography. St
Lucia, Queensland 1997. Victorian Fiction Research Guides 11 and
26.
Trela, D. J. and J. S. Clarke. Margaret Oliphant: a secondary bibliography.
West Cornwall CN 1998.
Collection
Oliphant: the collected writings of Margaret Oliphant (1828–1897).
Marlborough: Adam Matthew Publications 1995. 80 reels of positive
microfilm.
Chronicles of Carlingford. 5 vols 1986–9. The rector and the doctor’s
family; The perpetual curate; Salem Chapel; Miss Marjoribanks;
Phoebe; Junior.
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Passages in the life of Mrs Margaret Maitland, of Sunnyside written
by herself. 3 vols 1849, 1849, 1850, 1851, New York 1851, London
1855 (Parlour Lib 125, 1 episode omitted), New York 1856, London
1860, 1876 (Parlour Lib), New York, nd (Stratford edn), Leipzig
1862 (Tauchnitz).
review: Fraser’s Mag 42, Nov 1850.
Merkland. A story of Scottish life. 3 vols ‘1851’ [1850], 1851, New York
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