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The Mid-Nineteenth-Century Novel
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Carita. First pbd Cornhill Mag June 1876–Aug 1877, Littell’s Living
Age 1 July 1876–1 Sep 1877 and Harper’s Weekly 1 July 1876–1 Sep
1877. 3 vols 1877 [rptd, illus], New York 1877 (illus, Lib of Select
Novels 492), 2 vols Leipzig 1877 (Tauchnitz), London 1878 (illus),
1883 (4 illustrations), 1885 (Popular Lib of Standard Works), 1885.
review: Daily News 4 Oct 1877.
Young Musgrave. First pbd Macmillan’s Mag Jan–Dec 1877. 3 vols
1877, New York 1878 (Seaside Lib vol 11 no 210), London 1878, 1883,
1886, 1894.
reviews: [Blind, Mathilde] Athenaeum 15 Dec 1877; Examiner 15
Dec 1877.
Dress. 1878 (Art at Home ser, 7 illustrations), Philadelphia 1879 (Art
at Home ser).
The primrose path. A chapter in the annals of the kingdom of Fife. 3
vols 1878, New York 1878, 1878 (Seaside Lib vol 20 no 391), 2 vols
Leipzig 1878 (Tauchnitz), London 1886, 1888, 1892, 1909, Dundee
and London nd [c. 1909], 1921, 1922.
The fugitives. First pbd Good Words Christmas no 1879. New York
1879, 1879 (Franklin Square Lib 86), London 1880?, 2 vols Leipzig
1890 (Tauchnitz; rptd with The duke’s daughter (new title of
Lady Jane) as The duke’s daughter, and the fugitives), 3 vols
Edinburgh and London 1890 (as preceding).
Molière. With Francis Tarver. Edinburgh and London 1879 (Foreign
Classics for English Readers 6), 1887?, 1898, 1902.
Within the precincts. First pbd Littell’s Living Age 12 Jan 1878–8
Mar 1879 and Cornhill Mag Feb 1878–Apr 1879. 3 vols 1879 (illus),
New York 1879 (Franklin Square Lib 44), 3 vols Leipzig 1879
(Tauchnitz), London 1879 (illus), 1883 (illus), 1885 (illus, Popular
Lib of Standard Works).
reviews: Nonconformist 2 Apr 1879; London 5 Apr 1879.
The greatest heiress in England. 3 vols ‘1880’ [1879], 3 vols 1880 (2nd
edn), 2 vols Leipzig 1880 (Tauchnitz), New York 1880, London
1886, 1888, 1891.
reviews: Examiner 20 Dec 1879; Daily News 1 Jan 1880.
A beleaguered city. Being a narrative of certain recent events in the
city of Semur, in the Department of the Haute Bourgogne. A story
of the seen and the unseen. First pbd New Quart Mag Jan 1879.
London and New York ‘1880’ [1879] (ch 9 added), New York 1879
(pbd with The awakening by Katherine S. Macquoid), London
and New York 1881, nd (Macmillan’s Colonial Lib 43), 1889, 1892,
1897, 1900, London 1910 (Macmillan’s Sevenpenny ser), 1913, 1930
(The Caravan Lib, title shortened to A beleaguered city), New
York 1944 (introd by E. Wagenknecht), Westport CT 1970 (in Six
novels of the supernatural), Oxford 1988 (WCp) ed M. Williams in
A beleaguered city and other stories, including Earthbound, Old
lady Mary, The land of darkness, The library window); tr Fr Paris
1911 (by Henri Bremond), Paris 1925.
reviews: Glasgow Herald 3 Feb 1879; Daily News 20 Jan 1880;
Pall Mall Gazette 15 Mar 1880.
He that will not when he may. First pbd Littell’s Living Age 1 Nov
1879–7 Aug 1880 and Macmillan’s Mag Nov 1879–Nov 1880. 3 vols
London and New York 1880 [reprint], New York 1880 (Franklin
Square Lib 149), London and New York 1881 (2nd edn), 2 vols
Leipzig 1881 (Tauchnitz), London and New York 1883, 1886, 1892.
reviews: Scotsman 28 Sep 1880; Spectator 16 Oct 1880.
Cervantes. Edinburgh and London 1880 (Foreign Classics for
English Readers 11), Philadelphia nd [1881], Edinburgh and
London 1887?, 1898.
Queen Victoria. First pbd as Queen Victoria in Harper’s New
Monthly Mag June 1880; expanded as The life of the Queen in
Graphic 28 June 1880. 1880 (unauthorised pbn), New York 1880
(retitled The Queen, unauthorised pbn, 44 illustrations), rev as
The Queen’s record reign in Graphic, Diamond Jubilee no, 1 June
1897 (illus), London, Paris, New York and Melbourne 1900 (retitled
Queen Victoria. A personal sketch, illus, text headed The
domestic life of the Queen, 4pp by anonymous author to bring
narrative to Victoria’s death), London, Paris, New York and
Melbourne 1901.
No 3, Grove road, Hampstead. First pbd Good Cheer, Christmas no
of Good Words, Dec 1880. New York 1880 (Seaside Lib vol 43 no
875), rptd with The two Marys (see below).
Harry Joscelyn. 3 vols 1881, New York 1881 (Franklin Square Lib 183),
1881 (Seaside Lib vol 48 no 1004), 2 vols Leipzig 1881 (Tauchnitz),
London 1887 (Standard Lib), nd [1893] (Standard Lib of Fiction),
1898, nd [c. 1900s] (Sun-dial Lib).
reviews: Pall Mall Gazette 26 Apr 1881, St James’s Gazette 9 May
1881.
In trust: a story of a lady and her lover. First pbd Littell’s Living Age
6 Aug–29 Oct 1881 and Fraser’s Mag Feb 1881–Jan 1882. New York
1881 (Seaside Lib vol 51 no 1049), 3 vols London 1882, 2 vols Leipzig
1882 (Tauchnitz), London 1882, 1883, 1885 [reprint] (Modern
Novel Lib), 1887 [reprint], 1892, 1893, 1894.
review: [Townsend, Meredith] Spectator 28 Jan 1882.
The literary history of England in the end of the eighteenth and
beginning of the nineteenth century. 3 vols 1882 [reprint with
preface], 3 vols New York 1882, 2 vols 1883, 2 vols New York and
London 1886, 3 vols 1889, 3 vols 1895, 3 vols 1897, 3 vols nd
(Macmillan’s Colonial Lib 17–19).
Lady Jane. First pbd Good Words Jan–June 1882, Littell’s Living Age
18 Mar–30 June 1882 and Potter’s Amer Monthly Mar–Aug 1882.
New York 1882 (Seaside Lib vol 65 no 1319), 1882 (Franklin Square
Lib 259), 3 vols Edinburgh and London 1890 (retitled The duke’s
daughter, pbd with The fugitives, see above), 2 vols Leipzig 1890
(Tauchnitz), Stuttgart 1894 (tr Ger by F. Mangold, retitled Die
Herzogstochter).
A little pilgrim in the unseen.
The textual history of Oliphant’s supernatural stories is particularly
complex. These were her most popular works and were frequently rptd individually
and in various collections. First pbd in Macmillan’s Mag May 1882
and Littell’s Living Age 27 May 1882; additional story The little pilgrim
goes up higher, Macmillan’s Mag Sep 1882 and Littell’s Living Age 30
Sep 1882. 1882 [2 reprints], Boston 1882 (retitled A little pilgrim), New York
1882 (Seaside Lib vol 71 no 1449, pbd with F. Anstey’s The black poodle),
London 1883 [4 reprints], 17 further reprints between 1884 and 1910, 1912
(Shilling edn) [rptd 1915], 1920 (Macmillan’s Two Shilling Theological
Lib).
Boston nd [1889?] (titled Further experiences of a little pilgrim,
includes The land of darkness), 1889 (titled The little pilgrim.
Further experiences, includes The little pilgrim in the seen and
the unseen, On the dark mountains, The land of darkness),
Leipzig 1891 (Tauchnitz), Boston 1889 (titled Stories of the seen
and the unseen, includes A little pilgrim in the unseen (single
story), The little pilgrim goes up higher, The open door, Old lady
Mary, The portrait, The little pilgrim in the seen and unseen, The
land of darkness, and On the dark mountains), 1900 (as preceding),
1907 (as preceding), Chicago 1913 (retitled A little pilgrim in
the seen and the unseen, includes A little pilgrim in the unseen
(retitled In the unseen), The little pilgrim goes up higher, The
little pilgrim in the seen and the unseen, On the dark mountains,
The land of darkness).
It was a lover and his lass. 3 vols 1883, New York 1883 (Franklin
Square Lib 294), 3 vols Leipzig (Tauchnitz), London nd [1894]
(Standard Lib 53), 1897, 1904, nd [1911] (Hurst and Blackett’s
Sevenpenny Copyright Novels, abridged), 1951 (unabridged).
reviews: Scotsman 28 Feb 1883; Saturday Rev 10 Mar 1883.
The ladies Lindores. First pbd Blackwood’s Mag Apr 1882–May 1883
and Littell’s Living Age 3 June 1882–2 June 1883. 3 vols Edinburgh
and London 1883, New York 1883, 1883 (Lovell’s Lib vol 3 no 124),
1883 (Seaside Lib vol 81 no 1647), 3 vols Leipzig 1884 (Tauchnitz).
reviews: St James’s Gazette 9 May 1883; Pall Mall Gazette 30
May 1883; Br Quart Rev 78, July 1883.
Hester. A story of contemporary life. 3 vols 1883, 1883, New York