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The Mid-Nineteenth-Century Novel
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The Hungarian castle. 3 vols 1842 (micro Washington 1986, Lib of
Congress), New York [1842] (with title, Hungarian tales and
legends), 1855 (3rd edn).
The confessions of a pretty woman. 3 vols 1846, 1 vol New York
[1846], London [184-?] (bound with Charles Augustus Murray’s
The prairie-bird), London 1855 (bound with Pardoe’s The city of
the sultan), new edn [1860] (Parlour Lib).
Louis the Fourteenth, and the court of France in the seventeenth
century. 3 vols 1847 (micro Washington 1983 Lib of Congress), 2
vols New York 1847, 3 vols London 1847 (2nd edn), 2 vols New
York 1848, 3 vols London 1849 (with index) (3rd edn), 2 vols New
York 1851, rptd 1855, 1865, 1868, 1874, 3 vols London 1886 (illus)
(new edn), 3 vols New York 1887, 1901, new 3-vol edn London and
New York 1902, new 6-vol edn New York 1905.
reviews: Athenaeum 6 and 13 Mar 1847; [Kirwan, A. V.] Fraser’s
Mag 35, June 1847.
The rival beauties: a novel. 3 vols 1848 (2 edns), 1 vol New York 1850
(Select Novels no 3), new 1-vol edn London 1867 (Parlour Lib), 1 vol
Philadelphia nd (with subtitle, a love story).
The court and reign of Francis the First, King of France. 2 vols 1849,
2 vols Philadelphia 1849, 2 vols London 1850 (2nd edn), new 3-vol
edn London and New York 1887 (including memoir of Pardoe),
new 3-vol edn London and New York 1901 (preface by Adolphe
Cohn) (micro Washington 1986 (LC)), new 3-vol edn New York
1905.
review: Br Quart Rev 11, May 1850.
Flies in amber. 3 vols 1850. Short stories.
The life of Marie de Medicis. 3 vols 1852 (2 edns), new 3-vol edns
1890 and New York 1890, new 3-vol edn London and New York
1902, 2 new 6-vol edns New York 1905 (including one of 100
copies).
reviews: Athenaeum 12 June 1852; Edinburgh Rev 96, Oct 1852;
Blackwood’s Edinburgh Mag 78, Oct 1855.
Louise de Lignerolles: a tragic drama in five parts. 1854 (Lacy’s
Acting Edn no 204), micro New York 1968.
Reginald Lyle. 3 vols 1854, 1 vol New York 1854.
The jealous wife: a novel. 3 vols 1855, 1 vol New York 1855, new 1-vol
edn London [1860] (Parlour Lib), Philadelphia 1876 (with subtitle,
a love story).
Lady Arabella: or the adventures of a doll. 1856 (illustr George
Cruikshank).
Pilgrimages in Paris. 1857. Partly pbd in Fraser’s Mag 27–8, Mar–Oct
1843.
Abroad and at home: tales here and there. [1857.]
The poor relation: a novel. 3 vols 1858.
Episodes of French history, during the Consulate and the First
Empire. 2 vols 1859, 1 vol New York 1859, 1 vol London 1859 (new
edn).
A life-struggle. 2 vols 1859, 1 vol New York 1860.
The rich relation. [1862] (Bentley’s Standard Novels).
Contributions to periodicals
For Pardoe’s numerous contributions to annuals, see A. Boyle, An index to
the annuals vol 1, 1967.
Collaborative work, translation, editions, etc
Sorelli, G. La peste, poema. Tr from Ital 1834.
Seven tales by seven authors. Ed F. E. Smedley 1849 (includes
Pardoe’s story, The will), new edns 1860 and 1867 (with title, The
Colville family).
George, A. Memoirs of the Queens of Spain . . . Ed with an introduction
and notes by . . . Julia Pardoe. 2 vols 1850, 2 vols New York
1850 (with title, Annals of the Queens of Spain).
A thousand and one days: a companion to the Arabian Nights.
1857, Baltimore 1858 (Pardoe wrote the introd). Reissued
Baltimore 1860, with title, Hassan Abdallah; or the enchanted
keys, and other tales: a companion to the Arabian Nights.
Reissued New York and Baltimore 1869, with title, The
enchanted keys, and other tales: a companion to the Arabian
Nights.
Attributed/spurious works
The nun, a poetical romance, and two others. [1822] (attributed by
Halkett and Laing).
The adopted heir. Philadelphia [186-?] (Nat Union Catalogue; not in
BL).
The earl’s secret. Philadelphia 1865 (Nat Union Catalogue; not in BL,
and would have to be posthumous pbn).
The wife’s trials: a novel. Probably by Emma Jane Worboise; attributed
in BL Catalogue and Halkett and Laing.
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Memoir of Pardoe in 1887 edn of The court and reign of Francis the
First.
Lee, Elizabeth. In DNB.
Cross, N. The common writer: life in nineteenth-century Grub
Street. Cambridge 1985. [jw]
James Payn 1830–98
Mss located in Nat Lib of Scotland; Pierpont Morgan Lib; Berg Collection,
NYPL. See also LR.
Bibliographies
Wolff, R. L. In his Nineteenth-century fiction: a bibliographical catalogue,
5 vols 1981–6.
See Wellesley vol 5 1989.
Collections and selections
In E. H. Yates’s Wrecked in port: a novel. New York. 1873.
Rebecca’s remorse. In The general’s will and other stories. 1892.
Aunt Sue’s Panic. In Twenty-four novelettes. Augusta ME 1896.
A faithful retainer. In Short story classics. 1907, Toronto. 1907.
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Stories from Boccaccio and other poems. 1852
Poems. Cambridge 1853.
review: Athenaeum 21 Jan 1854.
Stories and sketches. 1857, Edinburgh 1857.
review: Literary Gazette 25 Apr 1857.
Furness Abbey and its neighbourhood. Windermere [1858], [1862],
London [1863], [1864] (as A description of Furness Abbey and its
neighbourhood), [1869], 187-? (4th edn).
Leaves from lakeland. [1858], 1880, 1889.
The Foster brothers. 1859, New York 1859, London [1870], [1881],
[1884], 1886, 1899.
A handbook to the English lakes. 1859, [1860?] (2nd edn), 1890 (10th
edn).
The Bateman household. 1860. Rptd from Chambers’s Jnl.
Richard Arbour, or the family scapegrace. Edinburgh 1861, then as
The family scapegrace: or Richard Arbour, London [1869], 1887,
1901.
Meliboeus in London. Cambridge 1862.
Lost Sir Massingberd. A romance of real life. 2 vols 1864, 1865 (3rd
edn), 1869, Philadelphia [1870], London 1878 (4th edn), New York
1879, London 1881, ‘1891’ [1892], 1896, 1905, Salem NH 1976, New
York 1976, London 1980.
review: Athenaeum 11 June 1864.
Married beneath him. 3 vols Cambridge ‘1865’ [1864], 1866, 1867,
[1869] (4th edn), New York 1879, Philadelphia [18_?], London
1886, 1892, New York 1899.
review: Athenaeum 14 Jan 1865.
People, places and things. 1865, 1876 (new edn as Humorous stories
about people, places and things), 1881, 1893 (both with revised
title).