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Contributions to periodicals
Editor, The Christian Lady’s Mag, 1834–46; The Protestant Annual
1840; 1841 (2nd edn, as Protestant Christian Keepsake, 1841); The
Protestant Mag 1841–4.
Works attributed to Tonna
Robert and Frederick. 1842.
Remedies suggested for some of the evils which constitute ‘the
perils of the nation’. 1844.
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Tonna, C. E. Personal recollections. 1841, New York 1844 (2 edns), 3rd
edn continued to the close of her life. London 1847, New York
1850; London 1854 (4th edn), New York 1858.
review: [Hall, E. B.] Christian Examiner (Boston) 39 July 1845.
Mrs Tonna. GM 180, Oct 1846. Obituary.
Tonna, L. H. J. A Memoir of Charlotte Elizabeth: embracing the
period from the close of her personal recollections to her death.
New York 1847, Bristol 1852.
Balfour, C. L. A sketch of Charlotte Elizabeth. 1854.
Alexander, J. H. [pseud] [Jean Hester Buggs]. From darkness to
light. Sheffield 1974.
Fryckstedt, M. C. Charlotte Elizabeth Tonna: a forgotten
Evangelical writer. Studia Neophilologica 52 1980.
Kestner, J. A. Protest and reform: the British social narrative by
women, 1827–1867. Madison WI 1985. [jak]
Camilla Toulmin, later Crosland, Mrs Newton
Crosland; ‘Emma Grey’, ‘Mrs MaCarthy’,
‘Helena Herbert’ 1812–95
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The little Berlin wool worker; or, cousin Caroline’s visit. 1844.
Lays and legends illustrative of English life. 1845, 1852. Illus.
Poems. 1846.
Partners for life; a Christmas story. 1847.
Is it meekness or vanity? a tale. Miniature Lib of Fiction vol 6 1848.
Stratagems; a story. 1849.
Toil and trial; a story of London life. 1849.
The young lord, and other tales. (With Victorine Durocher by Mrs
Sherwood) 1849, 1850.
Lydia; a woman’s book. 1852.
English tales and sketches. 1853.
The gentleman of the family; a tale. Miniature Lib of Fiction vol 8
1853.
Stray leaves from shady places. 1853.
Memorable women; the story of their lives. 1854, [1870] (4th edn).
Hildred, the daughter. 1855.
Light in the valley; my experiences of spiritualism. 1857.
The neglected child; a tale. Miniature Lib of Fiction vol 12 1858.
Mrs Blake. 1862.
The island of the rainbow: a fairy tale.‘1866’ [1865]. Illus.
The diamond wedding: a Doric story; and other poems. 1871.
Hubert Freeth’s prosperity. 1873.
Stories of the city of London. 1880. Illus.
Landmarks of a literary life, 1820–1892. 1893.
Contributions to periodicals
Poems
Dirge for a suicide. Reynolds’s Misc 20 May 1848.
He loves but me. Reynolds’s Misc 11 Sep 1852.
The mother’s dream. Reynolds’s Misc 6 Jan 1855.
Stories
The orphan milliners: a story of the West End. Illuminated Mag Apr
1844.
A railroad adventure. Ainsworth’s Mag Mar 1845.
A story of the factories. Lloyd’s Entertaining Jnl 11 July 1846.
The secret. New Monthly Belle Assemblée Dec 1848; rptd Reynolds’s
Misc 20 Jan 1849.
Mrs Jenkins’s evening party. Sharpe’s London Mag 1870.
Toulman first appeared in print in the Booleg Beauty 1838, and she contributed
to Chambers’s Edinburgh Mag for 54 years. She served as editor of
the Ladies Companion, the New Monthly Belle Assemblée 1848–9, and
as sub-editor of Friendship’s Offering. The majority of her work is in the
form of poems, stories, and periodical articles. [la]
Anthony Trollope 1815–82
Camilla Toulmin | Anthony Trollope
The most important collections of letters and private papers are held in the
Taylor and Parrish Collections at Princeton, in the NLS and Bodleian.
Locations of mss of individual texts, where known, are listed under titles.
Bibliographies and reference works
Lavington, M. In T. H. S. Escott, Anthony Trollope, 1913.
Sadleir, M. In his Excursions in Victorian Bibliography, 1922.
Irwin, M. L. Anthony Trollope: a bibliography. New York 1926.
Sadleir, M. Trollope: a bibliography. 1928, 1934 (rev), 1964, 1977.
Sadleir, M. In his XIX century fiction: a bibliographical record. 1951.
Tingay, L. O. The Trollope collector. 1985, 1992 (rev as Anthony
Trollope: a collector’s catalogue 1847–1990).
Collections
The following excludes collections solely of short fiction or of non-fictional
contributions to periodicals. Photo-reproductions of early edns are included
only when of scholarly interest.
Tauchnitz’s British Authors. 90 vols Leipzig 1858–84 (includes 45
titles).
Library of Select Novels. New York 1862–77 (includes 12 titles).
Select Library of Fiction. 1866–80 (includes 27 titles).
Chronicles of Barsetshire. 8 vols 1878–9 (includes 6 titles).
Franklin Square Library. New York 1879–84 (includes 16 titles).
Railway Library. 1880–4 (includes 30 titles).
Seaside Library. New York 1881–4 (includes 46 titles).
Popular works. 1883–5 (includes 9 titles).
Collector’s edn. Philadelphia 30 vols 1900–2 (the 6 Barsetshire and 6
Palliser novels).
New Pocket Library. 16 vols 1902–6 (includes 13 titles).
Everyman’s Library. 10 vols 1907–29 (8 titles, including the
Barsetshire novels).
World’s Classics. 1907–48 (38 titles).
New Cent Library. 1913–14 (the 6 Barsetshire novels).
Nelson’s Classics. 1917–52 (the 6 Barsetshire novels).
Shakespeare Head edn. Ed M. Sadleir 14 vols Oxford 1929 (the 6
Barsetshire novels and An autobiography).
Oxford Trollope. Ed F. Page and M. Sadleir 16 vols 1948–54 (includes
9 titles).
Penguin (originally Penguin English Lib; later Penguin Classics)
1967– (includes 17 titles).
The Pallisers 1973.
The Pallisers 14 vols New York 1979 (5 titles).
World’s Classics. Oxford 1980–96 (49 vols, including 50 titles).
Selected works of Anthony Trollope. 62 vols New York 1981
(includes 36 titles).
Folio Soc edn. 1989– (includes 32 titles, newly illus).
Trollope Soc edn. 1989– (includes 32 titles, from the same setting as
above, and with the original illustrations).
Everyman Paperback Library 1993– (includes 5 titles to 1997) (ELp).
Selections
The following excludes selections solely of short fiction or of non-fictional contributions
to periodicals.
The Warden and Barchester Towers. New York 1870 (Lib of Select
Novels), London 1914, New York 1936, 1948 (abridged), Boston
1966.
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