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The Mid-Nineteenth-Century Novel
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Lady Clarissa. 1876, 1885, 1904 (16th edn).
review: Acad 10 1876.
Robert Wreford’s daughter. 1877, [c. 1905], 1914.
review: Acad 13 1878.
The grey house at Endlestone. 1877, 1905 (new edn).
review: Acad 13 1878.
The Brudenells of Brude. 1878, 1885 (4th edn), 1905 (new edn).
A woman’s patience. 1879, 1905 (new edn).
review: Athenaeum 2721 1879.
Joan Carisbroke. 1880, 1903 (new edn).
review: Athenaeum 2744 1880.
The heirs of Errington. 1881, 1904 (13th edn).
review: Athenaeum 2797 1881.
The story of Penelope. 1881, [1884?], 1905 (new edn).
reviews: Acad 20 1881; Athenaeum 2825 1881.
Sissie. 1882, 1883 (2nd edn), 1890 (5th edn), 1903.
review: Athenaeum 2854 1882.
Warleigh’s trust. 1883, 1887, 1890 (new edn), 1906.
review: Acad 25 1884.
The Abbey Mill. 1883, 1890, 1905.
Fortune’s favourite. 1885, 1890 (new edn), 1905.
Esther Wynne. 1885, 1890 (new edn), 1907.
review: Athenaeum 2993 1885.
His next of kin. 1887, 1890 (2nd edn), 1903 (13th edn).
Charles Eversley’s choice. A true story. 1895.
Uncle Austin. Burton Holme. The legend of Warleigh Place. A round
of stories for Christmas circles. By E. Worboise, M. Farmingham
et al. [1872.]
Blott, J. S. In Christo: a memoir of the late Samuel Blott of
Bassingbourne. 1865. Preface by Worboise.
Worboise was a regular contributor to Christian World Mag, and was its
editor from 1866 to 1886. Many of her novels first appeared in serial form in
Christian World Mag.
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Sutherland, J. The Longman companion to Victorian fiction. 1987.
Blain, V., P. Clements and I. Grundy. The feminist companion to literature
in English. 1990.
Charlotte Mary Yonge 1823–1901
Bibliographies
Laski, M. and K. Tillotson. In A chaplet for Charlotte Yonge, ed G.
Battiscombe and M. Laski, 1965.
Collections
Novels and tales: new edition. 40 vols 1879–99.
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Le Château de Melville: ou recréations du cabinet d’étude. 1839.
Abbey Church, or self control and self conceit. 1844, 1872 (with
Mystery of the cavern).
review: Christian Remembrancer 26 1853.
Scenes and characters: or eighteen months at Beechcroft. 1847.
review: Christian Remembrancer 26 1853.
Kings of England: a history for young children. 1848, 1852 (4th edn).
review: Christian Remembrancer 26 1853.
Henrietta’s wish, or domineering: a tale. 1850.
review: Christian Remembrancer 26 1853.
Kenneth: or the Rear Guard of the Grand Army. 1850.
review: Christian Remembrancer 26 1853.
Langley School. 1850.
review: Christian Remembrancer 26 1853.
Landmarks of history. 3 vols 1852–7. Ancient history: from the earliest
times of the Mahometan conquest, 1852; Middle ages: from
the reign of Charlemagne to that of Charles V, 1853; Modern
history: from the Reformation to the fall of Napoleon, 1857, 1882
(6th edn, Modern history: from the Reformation to the French
Revolution).
review: Christian Remembrancer 26 1853.
The two guardians: or home in this world. 1852, 1861.
review: Christian Remembrancer 26 1853.
The heir of Redclyffe. 2 vols 1853, 1854, 1868 (17th edn); ed A. Meynell
1909 (EL); ed C. Haldane 1965; ed B. Dennis 1997 (WCp).
review: Nat Rev 12 1860.
The herb of the field. 1853, 1887.
The castle builders: or the deferred confirmation. 1854, 1859.
Heartsease: or the brother’s wife. 2 vols 1854, 1862, 1868 (10th edn).
reviews: Fraser’s Mag 50, Nov 1854; Nat Rev 12 1860.
The little Duke: or Richard the fearless. 1854, 1857, 1891; ed E. Mason
1910 (EL).
The history of the life and death of the good Knight Sir Thomas
Thumb. 1855, 1859.
The Lances of Lynwood. 1855, 1857, 1894 (abridged); ed L. M. Crump
1911 (EL).
The railroad children. 1855.
Ben Sylvester’s word. 1856.
The daisy chain: or aspirations; a family chronicle. 2 vols 1856, 1868
(9th edn) etc, 1988 (Virago, with introd by B. Dennis).
review: Nat Rev 12 1860.
Harriet and her sister. [1848?], 1856 (3rd edn).
Leonard the Lion-heart. 1856.
Dynevor Terrace: or the clue of life. 2 vols 1857, 1858, 1860.
review: Nat Rev 12 1860.
The instructive picture book: lessons from the vegetable world.
1857.
The Christmas mummers. 1858, 1876 (with 6 other stories as The
Christmas mummers and other stories).
The chosen people: a compendium of sacred and Church history for
school-children. 1859.
Conversations on the catechism. 3 vols 1859–63: The commandments,
1859; To the end of the creed, 1859; Means of grace, 1863.
Friarswood Post Office. 1860.
Hopes and fears: or scenes from the life of a spinster. 2 vols 1860,
1861.
review: Nat Rev 12 1860.
The mice at play. 1860.
The strayed falcon. 1860.
The pigeon pie. 1860, 1861.
The Stokesley secret. 1861, 1862, 1892 (with Countess Kate).
The young step-mother: or a chronicle of mistakes. 1861.
Biographies of good women. 2 ser 1862–5.
Countess Kate. 1862.
The sea spleenwort. 1862.
A history of Christian names. 2 vols 1863, 1884.
The apple of discord. 1864.
A book of golden deeds of all times and all lands. 1864, 1871 etc.
Historical dramas. 1864.
The trial: more links of the daisy chain. 2 vols 1864, 1868 (4th edn),
1870, 1996.
The Wars of Wapsburgh. 1864.
The clever woman of the family. 2 vols 1865, 1867, introd by G.
Battiscombe 1985 (Virago).
The dove in the eagle’s nest. 2 vols 1866, 1 vol 1870; ed E. Hull 1908
(EL).
The Prince and the page: a story of the last Crusade. 1865.
The Danvers papers: an invention. 1867.
The six cushions. 1867.
Cameos from English history. 9 vols 1868–99. From Rollo to Edward
II, 1868; The wars in France, 1871; The Wars of the Roses, 1877;
Reformation times, 1879; England and Spain, 1883; Forty years of
Stewart rule (1603–43), 1887; The rebellion and restoration