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The Mid-Nineteenth-Century Novel
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My uncle the curate: a novel. 3 vols 1849.
Reuben Medlicott: or the coming man. 3 vols 1852.
Sketches, legal and political, by the Rt Hon R. L. Sheil. 1855. Ed
Savage.
Clover Cottage. 1856. Tom Taylor’s Comedietta, Nine points of the
law, was founded on this.
The woman of business, or the lady and the lawyer: a novel. 3 vols
1870.
Elizabeth Missing Sewell 1815–1906
Collections
Tales by the author of Amy Herbert. 10 vols 1858–62.
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Stories on the Lord’s Prayer. Rptd from The cottager’s monthly
visitor for 1840. 1841?, New York 1843 (as The rector’s visits),
London 1851 (as Stories illustrative of the Lord’s Prayer).
Amy Herbert, by a lady. 2 vols 1844. Ed W. Sewell.
Gertrude. 2 vols 1845. Ed W. Sewell.
Laneton Parsonage: a tale for children on the practical use of a
portion of the Church Catechism. 3 pts 1846–8. Ed W. Sewell.
A friend in disguise and The fate of a favourite. 1847?; also pbd in
The Churchman’s Companion 1847.
Margaret Percival. 2 vols 1847. Ed W. Sewell. A sequel by E. E. Hale,
entitled Margaret Percival in America, Boston 1850.
The sketches: three tales. 1848. With W. Adams and W. Sewell.
The child’s first history of Rome. 1849.
Was it a dream? and The new churchyard. 1849.
The Earl’s daughter. 1850. Ed W. Sewell.
A journal kept during a summer tour for the children of a village
school. 3 pts 1852. Travel.
A first history of Greece. 1852.
The experience of life. 1853.
Katharine Ashton. 2 vols 1854.
Cleve Hall. 2 vols 1855.
Ivors. 2 vols 1856.
Ursula: a tale of country life. 2 vols 1858.
History of the early Church from the first preaching of the Gospel to
the Council of Nicea for the use of young persons. 1859.
Impressions of Rome, Florence, and Turin. 1862.
Ancient history of Egypt, Assyria, and Babylonia. 1862, 1870.
A glimpse of the world. 1863.
Principles of education, drawn from nature and revelation, and
applied to female education in the upper classes. 2 vols 1865; rev
Mrs G. J. Chitty and L. H. M. Soulsby 1914.
The journal of a home life. 1867, New York 1867 (as Home life).
After life. 1868. A sequel to the preceding. The 2 vols were pbd
together in an abridged form in 1891 as Home and after life.
What can be done for our young servants? [1873.]
Some questions of the day. 1875.
Popular history of France from the earliest period to the death of
Louis XIV. 1876.
Note-book of an elderly lady. 1881. Rptd from Monthly Packet.
Letters on daily life. 1885. Rptd from Monthly Packet. Essays.
Outline history of Italy from the fall of the Western Empire. 1895
(preface by L. H. M. Soulsby).
Conversations between youth and age. 1896.
The autobiography of Elizabeth M. Sewell, edited by her niece
Eleanor L. Sewell. 1907.
Elizabeth Sewell also pbd devotional works and textbooks, and edited several
works by her brother William, below.
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Owen, M. C. The Sewells of the Isle of Wight. Manchester [1906]
(priv ptd). [eh]
William Sewell 1804–74
Bibliographies
Crichton, W. J. In Sewell’s Microscope of the New Testamen
t, 1878.
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An essay on the cultivation of the intellect by the study of dead languages.
1830.
Hora philologica: or conjectures on the structure of the Greek language.
Oxford 1830.
A clergyman’s recreation: or sacred thoughts in verse. 1831, 1835 (as
Sacred thoughts in verse). Anon.
An introduction to the Dialogues of Plato. 1841.
The first voyage of Rodolph the voyager, by G. D. L. 1844.
The second voyage of Rodolph the voyager. Ed W. Sewell 1844.
Written by Sewell.
Uncle Peter’s fairy tales: the first story, containing the history and
adventures of little Mary, Queen of the great island of
Brakarakakaka, by Uncle Peter. 1844.
Hawkstone: a tale of and for England in 184_. 2 vols 1845. Anon.
The Agamemnon of Aeschylus, translated literally and rhythmically.
1846.
The Georgics of Virgil, with the text of Heyne; literally and rhythmically
translated by W. Sewell. 1846, Oxford 1854 (Eng text
only).
The sketches: three tales. 1848. With E. M. Sewell and W. Adams.
The Odes and Epodes of Horace, translated literally and rhythmically.
1850.
The University Commission: or Lord John Russell’s postbag of
April 27, 1850. 4 pts Oxford 1850 (pt 4 sub-title differs). Anon.
Sketch.
Uncle Peter’s fairy tale for the nineteenth century. 1869. Anon. Ed E.
M. Sewell. Novel.
The giant. 1871. Ed E. M. Sewell. Cover sub-titled: a witch’s story for
English boys.
Mrs Britton’s letter touching the Europa troubles. 1871.
Poems of bygone years. 1871. Ed E. M. Sewell. Anon. Attributed to
William Sewell.
Diaries, reminiscences and poems, Mar 7 1866–May 1874. Microfilm
copy produced by Library of Congress from mss vols in family
ownership.
Sewell also pbd many sermons and theological works, the more important of
which are listed at col 2668, and edited several works by his sister Elizabeth,
above. A few ephemeral works are unrecorded here.
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Owen, M. C. The Sewells of the Isle of Wight. Manchester [1906]
(priv ptd).
James, L. A forgotten genius: Sewell of St Columba’s and Radley.
1945. [eh]
Elizabeth Sara Sheppard 1830–62
Charles Auchester: a memorial. 3 vols 1853.
Counterparts: or the cross of love. 3 vols 1854.
My first season, by Beatrice Reynolds. Edited by the author of
‘Counterparts’ and ‘Charles Auchester’. 1855. Written by
Sheppard.
The double coronet: a novel. 2 vols 1856.
Round the fire: six stories. 1856.
Rumour. 3 vols 1858.
Almost a heroine. 3 vols 1859.
John Palgrave Simpson 1807–87
See col 2021.