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eviews: [Collyer, J. M.] Athenaeum 11 Mar 1893; The Times 5
Apr 1893; [Noble, James Ashcroft] Spectator 29 Apr 1893.
Thomas Chalmers. Preacher, philosopher and statesman. 1893
(English Leaders of Religion ser), Boston and New York 1893,
London 1896, 1905, 1912.
Historical characters of the reign of Queen Anne. First serialised in
Century as The princess Anne (Apr 1893), The queen and the
duchess (May 1893), The author of Gulliver (July 1893), The
author of Robinson Crusoe (Sep 1893), Addison, the humorist
(Sep 1894). New York 1894 (abridged), London and New York 1894
(2 additional chs on William Penn).
review: [Tattersall, Hiram] Academy 2 Mar 1895.
Sir Robert’s fortune. The story of a Scotch moor. First pbd Atalanta
Oct 1893–Sep 1894. New York 1894, London 1895, 2 vols Leipzig
1896 (Tauchnitz), London 1902 (2 reprints) (Methuen’s Sixpenny
Lib, abridged), 1905.
reviews: Daily News 25 May 1895; Pall Mall Gazette 27 May 1895.
Who was lost and is found. First pbd Blackwood’s Mag June–Nov
1894. Edinburgh and London 1894, New York ‘1895’ [1894],
Edinburgh and London 1898.
reviews: Observer 7 Nov 1894, [Shand, A. Innes] Blackwood’s
Mag 156, Dec 1894.
A house in Bloomsbury. First pbd Young Woman Oct 1893–Sep 1894.
2 vols 1894 (2 reprints), New York 1894, London 1895, 1901, nd [c.
1900s].
reviews: [Bennett, Arnold] Westminster Gazette 24 Aug 1894;
[Noble, James Ashcroft] Spectator 29 Sep 1894.
Two strangers. 1894 (Autonym Lib), 1895, New York 1895.
reviews: [Bennett, Arnold] Woman 29 May 1895; Cambridge
Rev 30 May 1895.
‘Dies Irae’. The story of a spirit in prison. Edinburgh and London
‘1894’ [1895].
review: Manchester Guardian 15 Jan 1895.
Old Mr Tredgold. A story of two sisters. First pbd Longman’s Mag
June 1895–May 1896. New York 1895, London 1896 (Colonial Lib
edn), 1896 (reprint) (retitled Old Mr Tredgold), 2 vols Leipzig
1897 (Tauchnitz) (retitled Old Mr Tredgold), London 1898.
reviews: Glasgow Herald 21 Mar 1896; Daily News 9 Apr 1896;
Morning Post 9 Apr 1896; The Times 30 May 1896.
The makers of modern Rome. London and New York 1895 (illustr
Henry P. Rivière and Joseph Pennell, also a large paper edn), 1896,
1897.
A child’s history of Scotland. ‘1895’ [1896] (The children’s study),
1896 (retitled A history of Scotland for the young, expanded),
New York nd [1898], London 1899 (2nd impression, retitled A
child’s history of Scotland), 1901, 1909.
Jeanne D’Arc. Her life and death. New York and London 1896
(Heroes of the Nations ser), 1899, 1905, New York 1908, Garden
City NY 1926.
The two Marys. First pbd Macmillan’s Mag Sep 1872–Jan 1873. 1896
(also contains Grove Road, Hampstead (first pbd Good Cheer,
Christmas no of Good Words, 1880), originally titled No. 3, Grove
Road, Hampstead), 1897, 1905, 1906, 1907, 1918 (last 3 items may
contain only The two Marys).
reviews: Daily News 6 July 1896; Manchester Guardian 22 July
1896; Pall Mall Gazette 30 July 1896.
The unjust steward, or, the minister’s debt. London and Edinburgh
1896, Philadelphia 1896, London and Edinburgh 1899.
review: Englishwoman 5, Mar 1896.
The ways of life. Two stories. First pbd as Mr Sandford, Cornhill
Mag Apr–May 1888 and Littell’s Living Age 9–16 June 1888, and
The strange story of Mr Robert Dalyell, Cornhill Mag Jan–Mar
1892. 1897 (preface On the ebb tide, story retitled The wonderful
history of Mr Robert Dalyell), New York 1897, Leipzig 1897
(Tauchnitz), London 1898, 1919 (Murray’s Two-Shilling Lib).
reviews: Manchester Guardian 18 May 1896; [Graves, C. L.]
Margaret Oliphant
Spectator 29 May 1896; Daily Chron 2 June 1896; [Courtney, W. L.]
Daily Telegraph 7 July 1897.
Annals of a publishing house. William Blackwood and his sons,
their magazine and friends. 2 vols Edinburgh and London 1897
(reprint), 1898. (Vol 3 written by Mrs Gerald Porter after
Oliphant’s death.) 3 vols New York 1897–8.
A widow’s tale and other stories. Includes The lily and the thorn
(Good Words Christmas no 1877), Queen Eleanor and fair
Rosamond (Cornhill Mag Jan–Feb 1886), Mademoiselle (Cornhill
Mag Nov–Dec 1889), The story of a wedding tour (St James’s
Gazette 30 June–3 July 1894 and St James’s Budget 29 June–6 July
1894), A widow’s tale (Cornhill Mag July–Sep 1893), The whirl of
youth (Nat Observer 7–28 Oct 1893), John (Pall Mall Mag Mar
1894 as sequel to The story of a wedding tour), The heirs of Kellie,
an episode of family history (Blackwood’s Mag Mar 1896 and
Littell’s Living Age 11–18 Apr 1896), The strange adventures of
John Percival (Chambers’s Jnl 2–30 May 1896). Edinburgh and
London 1898 (reprint) (introd by J. M. Barrie), New York 1899.
reviews: Daily Chron 7 June 1898; St James’s Gazette 21 Sep 1898.
That little cutty; Dr Barrere; Isabel Dysart. That little cutty first pbd
Home Christmas 1880; Dr Barrere first pbd Eng Illus Mag Dec
1884 and Littell’s Living Age 16 Jan 1886, Isabel Dysart first pbd
Chambers’s Jnl 7–28 Jan 1893. London and New York 1898.
review: [Nicoll, W. Robertson] Sketch 12 Oct 1896.
The autobiography and letters of Mrs M. O. W. Oliphant. Edinburgh
and London 1899 (reprint) (ed Annie [Mrs Harry] Coghill), 1899
(abridged), New York 1899, Leicester 1974 (introd by Q. D. Leavis),
Chicago and London 1988 (introd by L. Langbauer, letters
omitted, retitled The autobiography of Mrs Oliphant), Oxford
1990 (ed with notes and introd by Elisabeth Jay, based on original
mss, retitled The autobiography of Margaret Oliphant: the complete
text).
reviews: [O’Connor, T. P.] Sunday Telegraph 30 Apr 1899;
[Millar, J. H.] Blackwood’s Mag 165, May 1899; Manchester
Guardian 2 May 1899; [Street, G. S.] Pall Mall Gazette 4 May 1899;
Saturday Rev 20 May 1899; Guardian 24 May 1899; [Nicoll, W.
Robertson] Br Weekly 1 June 1899.
Contributions to books and collaborative works
John Rintoul, or, the fragment of the wreck. First pbd Blackwood’s
Mag Mar–Apr 1853 and Littell’s Living Age 9 Apr–14 May 1853. In
Tales from Blackwood, Edinburgh and London 1860, nd (retitled
John Rintoul).
A boy of Fife. In Victoria Regia, a miscellany of prose and verse, ed
Adelaide A. Proctor, 1861.
Introduction to Robert Herbert Story, Life and remains of Robert
Lee, D.D., 2 vols ‘1870’ [1869].
Preface to Sergeant Leahy, The art of swimming in the Eton style,
1875 (illustr F. Tarver).
Postscript to preface of Geraldine Macpherson, Memoirs of the life
of Anna Jameson, 1878.
A railway junction, or, the romance of Ladybank. First pbd
Blackwood’s Mag Oct 1873 and Littell’s Living Age 29 Nov 1873. In
Tales from Blackwood, Edinburgh and London 1878 (retitled A
railway junction).
The secret chamber. First pbd Blackwood’s Mag Dec 1876 and
Littell’s Living Age 6 Jan 1877. In Tales from Blackwood,
Edinburgh and London 1878, rptd Blackwood’s Mag Oct 1967
(abridged), London and Edinburgh 1978 (in Scottish tales of
magic and mystery, ed Marion Lochead), Edinburgh 1985 (in
Margaret Oliphant. Selected short stories of the supernatural, ed
Margaret K. Gray).
The two Mrs Scudamores. First pbd Scribner’s Monthly Dec
1871–Jan 1872 and Blackwood’s Mag Dec 1871–Jan 1872. In Tales
from Blackwood, Edinburgh and London 1879.
A Christmas tale. First pbd Blackwood’s Mag Jan 1857 and Littell’s
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