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Lectures upon the seven sentences uttered by our blessed Lord on
the cross. 1839.
A discourse concerning prayer. 1840.
A selection of psalms and hymns. 1840.
A tale of the village. 3 vols 1840 (abridged).
Tales of the village. The Englishman’s Lib vol 9 1840.
Tales of the village children. The Juvenile Englishman’s Lib vol 1
1840, 1843 (4th edn).
A treatise of repentance and of fasting. 1840.
The Church of England: man’s companion in the closet. 1841.
St Antholin’s; or, old churches and new: a tale for the times. 1841.
Tales of the village. Second ser. The Englishman’s Lib vol 16 1841.
Tales of the village. Third ser. The Englishman’s Lib vol 18 1841, 1843.
The idolatry of covetousness: a sermon. 1842.
Milford Malvoisin; or, pews and pewholders. 1842.
The pageant; or, pleasure and its price: a tale for the upper ranks of
society. 1843.
A tract upon tomb-stones. 1843, 1847, rptd 1853.
The warden of Berkingholt; or, rich and poor. 1843.
The churchman’s calendar for 1844. 1843.
The hymns of the Church. 1843.
The hope of the Katzekopfs; or, the sorrows of selfishness: a fairy
tale. The Juvenile Englishman’s Lib vol 2 1844, 2nd edn ‘1846’
[1845], rptd 1916 as The self-willed prince; or, the hope of the
Katzekopfs; retold in short words (illus).
Room for all. Tracts for Englishmen no 11 1844.
Sermons on duties of daily life. 1844, Philadelphia 1844, New York
1844.
The Christian’s day. 1845, 1846, 1857 (4th edn).
The living and the dead: a course of practical sermons on the burial
service. 1845.
Luke Sharp; or, knowledge with religion: a tale of modern education.
1845, New York 1846.
Tales of the village children. Second ser. The Juvenile Englishman’s
Lib vol 5 1845.
Sursum Corda: aids to private devotion. 1847, 1859 (2nd edn).
Sermons for the saints’ days. 1848.
The destinies of God’s temples: a sermon. 1849.
The Church the sojourner’s resting-place. Sermons preached at St
Barnabas. 1850.
Prayers in behalf of the Church and her children in times of trouble.
1850 (2nd edn).
Daily prayers for labouring lads. 1851.
The preacher in the wilderness: a sermon. 1852.
Psalms, hymns, anthems and introits. 1853.
The owlet of Owlstone Edge.‘1856’ [1855], 1858 (4th edn), 1869 (5th
edn).
The parish and the priest: colloquies. 1858.
Sermons for special occasions. 1858.
The curate of Cumberworth; and the vicar of Roost: tales. 1859, 1860
(2nd edn).
Daily prayers for young women, who have been taught in church
schools. 1859.
The heart-stone. 1860. Rptd from the Penny Post.
The pancake bell. 1860. From Tales of the village children.
Prayers for the Queen, and for these kingdoms. 1861.
Lucretia; or, the heroine of the nineteenth century. 1868.
Eigenwillig; or, the self-willed: a fairy extravaganza. 1870. Poem.
Some account of Elford Church. 1870.
The effect and influence of the Passion upon our hearts. Plain
preaching for a year vol 1 1873.
The journey and the journey’s end. Plain preaching for a year vol 3
1873.
Suffering. Plain preaching for a year vol 2 1873.
Helps and hindrances to the Christian life: plain village sermons for
a year. 2 vols 1874.
As men live so they die. Plain preaching ser 7 1875.
Better late than never, and For a small moment forsaken. Plain
preaching ser 9 1875.
Reasons of the hope that is in us: eight papers of questions for candidates
under instruction for confirmation. 1875.
A student penitent of 1695. 1875.
Homeward bound: the voyage and the voyagers, the pilot and the
port. 1876.
Of sowing beside all waters. Plain preaching for poor people ser 6
1878.
Paget edited, with J. F. Russell, The Juvenile Englishman’s Lib, 21 vols
illus ‘1845’ [1844–9]. [la]
Julia Pardoe 1804–62
Francis Edward Paget | Julia Pardoe
The BL holds mss of Pardoe’s agreements with publisher R. Bentley, plus mss
of her plays Louise de Lignarolles (1838) and Breach of Promise (1841).
For holdings of her letters including those relating to her applications to the
Royal Literary Fund see LR 2, p. 728. Mss of 34 letters plus a ballad, poem and
memoranda are held by Brown Univ Lib.
Collections
Miss Pardoe’s complete works. Philadelphia 1846, rptd [1859].
Contains only: The confessions of a pretty woman, The jealous
wife, The rival beauties, The wife’s trials (by Emma Jane
Worboise) and The romance of the harem.
[Historical works.] New York 1887.
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Lord Morcar of Hereward: a romance of the times of William the
Conqueror. 4 vols in 2 1829 (anon), 1837 (new edn).
Traits and traditions of Portugal: collected during a residence in
that country. 2 vols [1833] (micro Cambridge MA [198-?]),
Philadelphia 1834, 1834 (2nd edn).
reviews: Athenaeum 2 Nov 1833; (Christian Johnstone) Tait’s
Edinburgh Mag o.s. 4, Jan 1834.
Speculation: a novel. 3 vols 1834, 2 vols New York 1834, 3rd edn 2 vols
in 1 New York [and London?] 1847.
review: Athenaeum 10 May 1834.
The Mardens; and the Daventrys: tales. 3 vols 1835, 2 vols
Philadelphia 1835.
review: Athenaeum 28 Feb 1835.
The city of the sultan, and domestic manners of the Turks, in 1836. 2
vols 1837 (micro Cambridge MA [1988]), Philadelphia 1837 (in 2-vol
edn and also in Select Circulating Lib, ed Adam Waldie, vol 10), 2nd
[London] edn 3 vols 1838, 3rd edn 3 vols 1845, 4th edn 1 vol 1854, 5th
edn 1 vol 1855 (with title, The city of the sultan, and domestic
manners of the Turks, with steam voyage up the Danube, and
bound with Pardoe’s Confessions of a pretty woman).
reviews: Athenaeum 3 June 1837; [Cameron, Hugh] British and
Foreign Rev 7, July 1838.
The beauties of the Bosphorus. Illustr W. H. Bartlett. 1838, rptd
1839, [1840], [1850?], new edn 1855 (bound with William Beattie’s
The Danube, with new Appendix and 10 new plates, micro Ann
Arbor MI 1991), new edn [1874] (with title, Picturesque Europe).
The river and the desert: or recollections of the Rhone and the
Chartreuse. 2 vols in 1 1838, Philadelphia 1838 (in 2-vol edn and
also in Select Circulating Lib, ed Adam Waldie, vol 11).
review: Athenaeum 24 Mar 1838.
The romance of the harem. 3 vols 1839, 2 vols Philadelphia 1839; new
edns 1842, 1857, Philadelphia [188?]. Novel.
review: Athenaeum 9 Feb 1839.
The city of the Magyar, or Hungary and her institutions in 1839–40.
3 vols 1840 (micro New York 1974), 3 vols in 1 Leipzig 1842; tr Ger
1842.
reviews: Athenaeum 28 Nov and 5 Dec 1840; Fraser’s Mag 23,
Mar 1841.
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