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Phillips, W. C. Dickens, Reade and Collins: sensation novelists. New
York 1919.
Allen, P. Mrs Stirling, Reade and Mlle Rachel. Anglo-French Rev
July 1920.
Sutcliffe, E. G. Charles Reade’s notebooks. SP 1930.
Elwin, M. Charles Reade: a biography. 1931.
Burns, W. More Reade notebooks. SP 1945.
Booth, B. A. Trollope, Reade and ‘Shilly-Shally’. Trollopian Mar and
June 1947.
Martin, R. B. Manuscripts and correspondence of Charles Reade.
Princeton University Library Chron Winter 1959.
Clareson, T. D. Charles Reade’s letter book. From shadow to substance.
Princeton University Library Chronicle, Winter 1986.
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Thomas Mayne Reid 1818–83
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The Rifle Rangers: or adventures of an officer in southern Mexico. 2
vols 1850, 1853, [1857], [1871], 1891 etc.
The scalp hunters: or romantic adventures in northern Mexico. 3
vols 1851, 1852, [1886], 1892 etc.
The desert home: or the adventures of a lost family in the wilderness.
1852, [1884]. At head of title: The English family Robinson.
The boy hunters: or adventures in search of a white buffalo. 1852,
[1884], [1892].
The young voyageurs: or the boy hunters in the north. [1853], Paris
[1877], London [1884].
The forest exiles: or the perils of a Peruvian family amid the wilds of
the Amazon. [1854] (for 1855).
The white chief: a legend of northern Mexico. 3 vols 1855, [1871].
The hunters’ feast: or conversations around the camp fire. [1855],
[1860], [1871].
The quadroon: or a lover’s adventures in Louisiana. 3 vols 1856, Paris
1858.
The bush-boys: or the history and adventures of a Cape farmer and
his family in the wild karoos of southern Africa. 1856, [1884].
The young yägers: or a narrative of hunting adventures in southern
Africa. 1857, 1884, Paris 1859.
The war-trail: or the hunt of the wild horse. 1857, Paris 1861.
The plant hunters: or adventures among the Himalaya mountains.
1858, Paris 1859, London [1884], [1892].
Ran away to sea: an autobiography for boys. [1858], 1884.
Oçeola. New York 1858, 3 vols London 1859, [1861] (as The half
blood), Paris 1873, London [1890].
The boy tar: or a voyage in the dark. [1859 for] 1860, Paris 1861,
London [1884].
A hero in spite of himself. 3 vols 1860, 1 vol 1863 (as The tigerhunter).
Adapted from the Fr of L. de Bellemare.
Odd people: being a popular description of singular races of men.
1860, Paris 1862, London [1884].
Quadrupeds, what they are, and where found: a book of zoology for
boys. [1860], 1867.
The wood-rangers. 3 vols 1860. Adapted from the Fr of L. de
Bellemare.
Bruin: or the grand bear hunt. 1861, Paris 1863, [1884].
The wild huntress. 3 vols 1861, 1865, 1871, Paris [1875], [1890].
The maroon. 3 vols 1862, [1864], Paris [1874], London [1891].
Croquet. 1863, 1865, 1866, New York 1869.
Garibaldi rebuked by one of his best friends: being a letter
addressed to him by Captain Mayne Reid. 1864.
The cliff climbers: or the lone home in the Himalayas. [1864], Paris
1865, London [1872], [1888].
The ocean waifs. 1864, [1871]; tr Fr [1869?].
The white gauntlet: a romance. 3 vols [1865], Paris 1865, London
[1872].
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The boy slaves. [1865], Paris [1869], London [1872].
The headless horseman: a strange tale of Texas. 2 vols 1866, [1868],
[1874], [1888].
Afloat in the forest. 1866, [1868].
The bandolero: or a marriage among the mountains. 1866, [1867] (as
The mountain marriage: or the Bandolero), [1873].
The guerilla chief and other tales. 1867, [1871], [1891].
The giraffe hunters. 3 vols 1867, [1868], Paris [1869].
The child wife: a tale of the two worlds. 3 vols 1868, 1888.
The fatal cord: a tale of backwood retribution. [1869], [1872] (with
The falcon rover).
The white squaw. [1870], [1871] (with The yellow chief).
The yellow chief: a romance of the Rocky Mountains. [1870], [1871]
(with The white squaw).
The castaways: a story of adventure in the wilds of Borneo. 1870,
Paris [1872].
The lone ranche: a tale of the Staked Plain. 2 vols 1871.
A zigzag journey through Mexico. In Wonderful adventures: a
series of narratives of personal experiences among the native
tribes of America, [1872].
The finger of fate: a romance. 2 vols 1872, Paris 1873.
The death shot: a romance of forest and prairie. 3 vols 1873, 1884.
Gaspar, the gaucho: a tale of the Gran Chaco. Paris [1874], [1879 for]
1880, [1884].
The flag of distress: a story of the South Sea. 3 vols 1876, 1879.
Gwen Wynn: a romance of the Wye. 3 vols 1877, 1889.
The Queen of the Lakes: a romance of the Mexican valley. 1879.
The free lances: a romance of the Mexican valley. 3 vols 1881, [1888].
The chase of Leviathan: or adventures on the ocean. Paris 1882, [1884
for] 1885.
The lost mountain: a tale of Sonora. Paris [1883], [1884 for] 1885.
Love’s martyr: a tragedy in five acts. Perth [1884].
The land of fire: a tale of adventure. [1884], Paris 1885.
The Vee Boers: a tale of adventure in Southern Africa. Paris [1884],
London [1885], [1907].
The pierced heart and other stories. [1885.]
The Star of Empire: a romance. 1886, [1888].
No quarter! 3 vols 1888.
The naturalist in Siluria. 1889.
Stories of strange adventures, by Captain Mayne Reid and others.
1890.
Stories of bold deeds and brave men. By Mayne Reid and others.
Beeton’s Annual [1893]. Contains An adventure in the Vermilion
Sea.
A dashing dragoon: the Murat of the American army (Philip
Kearny). New York 1913 (Mag of History extra no 22).
Mayne Reid also edited Frederick Whittaker, The cadet button and Charles
Beach, Lost Lenore.
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Reid, E. Mayne Reid: a memoir of his life. 1890.
Reid, E. Captain Mayne Reid: his life and adventures. 1900.
Steele, J. Captain Mayne Reid. Boston 1978.
George William McArthur Reynolds 1814–79
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The pbn dates of Reynolds’s fiction are difficult to determine definitively. Most
were first serialised in one or another popular jnl, usually one edited by
Reynolds, and then issued and reissued in vol form by various publishers for
decades. The dates listed here are those of the first serialised pbn. Reynolds also
wrote a number of short stories for various jnls he edited, none of which is
noted here. The most complete bibliography is that contained in E. F. Bleiler’s
reprint edn of Wagner the wehr-wolf, New York 1975.
The youthful imposter. 3 vols Paris 1835; rptd as The parracide, 1847.
Songs of twilight, by Victor Hugo. 1836. Tr from the Fr.
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