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The Mid-Nineteenth-Century Novel
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1854 (retitled Merkland, or self sacrifice), London 1855 (Parlour
Lib 159, abridged), Philadelphia nd [1864] (retitled Self-sacrifice),
New York nd (retitled Self-sacrifice).
Caleb Field. A tale of the Puritans. 1851, New York 1851, London 1852,
nd [c. 1860s] (with Orphans, Select Lib of Fiction 36), 1876 (in
Heart and cross and other stories, Select Lib of Fiction 323), nd [c.
1880s].
John Drayton, being a history of the early life and development of a
Liverpool engineer. 2 vols 1851 [Aug and Nov], 1853.
review: [Jewsbury, Geraldine] Athenaeum 6 Sep 1851.
Memoirs and resolutions of Adam Graeme, of Mossgray. Including
some chronicles of the Borough of Fendie. 3 vols 1852 [reprint], 3
vols 1854?, 1859 (Hurst and Blackett’s Standard Lib 6), Berlin 1872
(Asher’s Collection of English Authors, British and American),
London 1897.
reviews: The Leader 17 Apr 1852; Scotsman 19 May 1852;
[Syme, E.] Westminster Rev 58, July 1852.
The Melvilles. 3 vols 1852 [Apr].
Katie Stewart. First pbd Blackwood’s Mag July–Nov 1852 and
Littell’s Living Age 8 Jan–5 Feb 1853. New York 1852, Edinburgh
and London ‘1853’ [Dec 1852], (retitled Katie Stewart: a true story),
1855 (2nd edn), 1875, [c. 1890] (illus), 1892 (retitled Katie Stewart
and other tales; includes John Rintoul and A railway junction, 1st
pbd Blackwood’s Mag Oct 1873 and Littell’s Living Age 29 Nov
1873).
Ailieford. A family history. 3 vols 1853, New York 1855, Philadelphia
[c. 1865] (retitled The lost love).
Harry Muir. A story of Scottish life. 3 vols 1853, 1853, New York 1853,
London 1876 (Select Lib of Fiction 317), nd [c. 1880s].
The quiet heart. First pbd Blackwood’s Mag Dec 1853–May 1854 and
Littell’s Living Age 22 Apr–10 June 1854. Edinburgh and London
1854 (reprint), New York 1854, [c. 1858].
Magdalen Hepburn. A story of the Scottish Reformation. 3 vols
1854, New York 1854, 1856, nd [c. 1869], London 1876 (Select Lib of
Fiction 333), Glasgow nd [c. 1890s].
Zaidee: a romance. First pbd Blackwood’s Mag Dec 1854–Dec 1855
and Littell’s Living Age 10 Feb 1855–5 Jan 1856. 3 vols Edinburgh
and London ‘1856’ [1855], Boston 1856.
Lilliesleaf: being a concluding series of passages in the life of Mrs
Margaret Maitland, of Sunnyside, written by herself. 3 vols 1855,
3 vols 1856, Boston nd [c. 1857], London 1858?, nd [1876] (Select Lib
of Fiction 336, retitled Lilliesleaf: or passages in the life of Mrs
Margaret Maitland, of Sunnyside), nd [c. 1880s].
Christian Melville.‘1856’ [1855] (‘by the author of Matthew Paxton’
on title page, but Mathew Paxton was by Oliphant’s brother,
William Wilson), 1873.
The Athelings or the three gifts. First pbd Blackwood’s Mag June
1856–June 1857 and Littell’s Living Age 19 July 1856–11 July 1857. 3
vols Edinburgh and London 1857, New York 1857.
review: [Meredith, George] Westminster Rev 68 n.s. 12, Oct 1857.
The days of my life. An autobiography. 3 vols 1857, New York 1857,
London 1876 (Select Lib of Fiction 316), nd [c. 1890s].
reviews: Spectator 21 Feb 1857; Saturday Rev 28 Mar 1857.
Orphans. A chapter in a life.‘1858’ [1857], 1860, 1863, Philadelphia
1866 (with Caleb Field), London 1876 (collected in Heart and cross
and other stories, Select Lib of Fiction 323; includes Heart and
cross, Caleb Field and Orphans), nd [c. 1880s] (contents as preceding).
The laird of Norlaw. A Scottish story. 3 vols 1858, New York 1859,
1860, London nd [1861] (Standard Lib 15), 2 vols Berlin 1872
(Asher), London 1897, 1913.
review: [Jewsbury, Geraldine] Athenaeum 27 Nov 1858.
Sundays.‘1858’ [1857], 1861. Non-fiction.
Agnes Hopetoun’s schools and holidays. The experiences of a little
girl.‘1859’ [1858], Boston 1859, London 1862, 1872, 1874 (illus),
1880, 1884, 1897 (illus). Children’s book.
Lucy Crofton.‘1860’ [1859], New York 1860, London 1878 (Select Lib
of Fiction 377), nd [c. 1885], nd [c. 1890s], New York 1887, Glasgow
nd [c. 1890s].
reviews: [Jewsbury, Geraldine] Athenaeum 21 Jan 1860;
Examiner 21 Jan 1860.
The house on the moor. 3 vols ‘1861’ [1860], 1861, 1876 (Select Lib of
Fiction 334), 1912.
reviews: [Jewsbury, Geraldine] Athenaeum 1 Dec 1860;
Spectator 1 Dec 1860.
The last of the Mortimers. A story in two voices. 3 vols ‘1862’ [1861],
New York 1862, Leipzig 1862 (Tauchnitz), London 1875 (Select Lib
of Fiction 277), 1878, nd [c. 1880s].
The executor (first pbd Blackwood’s Mag May 1861 and Littell’s
Living Age 22 June 1861); The rector (Blackwood’s Mag Oct 1861
and Littell’s Living Age 12 Oct 1861); The doctor’s family
(Blackwood’s Mag Oct 1861–Jan 1862 and Littell’s Living Age 16
Nov 1861–1 Mar 1862), pbd as The chronicles of Carlingford.
Boston nd [1862], New York 1863, Edinburgh and London 1863
(retitled The rector and the doctor’s family; Br edns omitted The
executor), 1863, 1865, 1869 (Blackwood’s Standard Novels),
Leipzig 1870 (Tauchnitz), Edinburgh and London 1870, [c. 1890],
3 vols 1894 (includes The doctor’s family, Salem Chapel, The
rector, The perpetual curate), 1897 (as preceding), New York 1975
(in Novels of Faith and Doubt, ed R. L. Wolff), Oxford 1986 (WCp)
(introd by M. Williams, retitled The Doctor’s family and other
stories, includes The rector and The executor), London 1986
(introd by P. Fitzgerald, titled The rector and the doctor’s family);
tr Fr The doctor’s family, Paris 1866 (in S. Bellonia, etc).
review: Reader 6 June 1863.
The life of Edward Irving, Minister of the National Scotch Church,
London. Illustrated by his journals and correspondence. 2 vols
1862, New York 1862, London 1862 (2nd edn rev), 1864 (3rd edn
rev), nd [1865] (Hurst and Blackett’s Standard Lib 30), nd [1873],
nd [c. 1880s], 1897.
reviews: [Chorley, H. F.] Athenaeum 19 Apr 1862; [Story, R. H.]
Macmillan’s Mag 7, May 1862; [Maurice, F. D.] Spectator 21 June
1862; [Smith, W.] North Br Rev 37, Aug 1862.
Salem Chapel. First pbd Blackwood’s Mag Feb 1862–Jan 1863 and
Littell’s Living Age 15 Mar–13 Dec 1862. 2 vols Edinburgh and
London 1863, 1863, New York 1863 (titled Chronicles of
Carlingford), Edinburgh and London 1865, 1869, 2 vols Leipzig
1870 (Tauchnitz), Edinburgh and London 1873, 1881 (Blackwood’s
Standard Novels), [c. 1890], 1894 and 1897 (titled Chronicles of
Carlingford), London 1907 (EL, introd by W. Robertson Nicoll),
Dundee 1908, London 1914 (Nelson Sixpenny Classics 144), New
York 1975 (in Novels of Faith and Doubt, ed R. L. Wolff), London
1986 (introd by P. Fitzgerald).
reviews: Reader 14 Feb 1863; [Hutton, R. H.] Spectator 14 Feb
1863; Athenaeum 6 Mar 1863; The Times 10 Mar 1863.
Heart and cross. 1863 (sequel to Orphans and Lucy Crofton), New
York 1863, London 1876, nd [c. 1880s] (rptd in Heart and cross and
other stories, including Caleb Field and Orphans).
The perpetual curate. First pbd Blackwood’s Mag June 1863–Sep
1864 and Littell’s Living Age 27 June 1863–8 Oct 1864. 3 vols
Edinburgh and London 1864, New York 1865, Edinburgh and
London 1865, 1869, [c. 1878] (Blackwood’s Standard Novels),
c. 1890, 2 vols Leipzig 1870 (Tauchnitz), New York 1976 (ed R. L.
Wolff, Novels of Faith and Doubt 90), London 1987 (introd by P.
Fitzgerald).
reviews: [Hutton, R. H.] Spectator 5 Nov 1864; Reader 19 Nov
1864; Eclectic and Congregational Rev 120, Dec 1864.
A son of the soil. First pbd Macmillan’s Mag Nov 1863–Apr 1865 and
Littell’s Living Age 9 Jan 1864–6 May 1865, New York 1865, 2 vols
London 1866, New York 1871, 1872, 1877, 1883, 1886, 1894.
reviews: [Hutton, R. H.] Spectator 21 Apr 1866; [Jewsbury,
Geraldine] Athenaeum 9 June 1866.