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(1642–78), 1890; The end of the Stewarts (1662–1748), 1896; The
eighteenth century, 1899.
The chaplet of pearls: or the white and black Ribaumont. 2 vols
1868.
New ground. 1868.
The pupils of St John the Divine. 1868.
A book of worthies, gathered from the old histories and now written
anew. 1869.
Key-notes of the first lessons for every day in the year. 1869.
The seal: or the inward spiritual grace of confirmation. 1869.
The caged lion. 1870.
Little Lucy’s wonderful globe. 1871.
Musings over the Christian year and Lyra innocentium, together
with a few gleanings of recollections of the Rev J. Keble, gathered
by several friends. 1871.
A parallel history of France and England, consisting of outlines and
dates. 1871.
Pioneers and founders: or recent workers in the mission field. 1871.
A history of France. In An historical course for schools, ed E. A.
Freeman, 1872.
In memoriam Bishop Patteson. 1872.
P’s and Q’s: or, the question of putting upon. 1872.
Questions on the Prayer-book. 1872.
Mystery of the cavern. nd. Serialised in Monthly Packet Jan–Dec
1867, issued with 2nd edn of Abbey Church, 1872.
Aunt Charlotte’s stories of English history for the little ones. 1873.
The pillars of the house: or, under wode, under rode. 4 vols 1873, 2
vols 1875.
Life of John Coleridge Patteson, missionary Bishop to the
Melanesian Islands. 2 vols 1874, 1874 (3rd edn abridged), 1878 (6th
edn).
Aunt Charlotte’s stories of French history for the little ones. 1874.
Lady Hester: or Ursula’s narrative. 1874.
Questions on the collects. 1874.
Questions on the epistles. 1874.
Questions on the gospels. 1874.
Aunt Charlotte’s stories of Bible history for the little ones. 1875.
My young Alcides: a faded photograph. 2 vols 1875.
Aunt Charlotte’s stories of Greek history for the little ones. 1876.
Eighteen centuries of beginnings of Church history. 1876.
The three brides. 2 vols 1876.
Womankind. 1876.
Aunt Charlotte’s stories of German history for the little ones. 1877.
Aunt Charlotte’s stories of Roman history for the little ones. 1877.
The disturbing element: or chronicles of the Blue-bell Society. 1878.
A history of France. In History primers, ed J. R. Green, 1878.
The story of the Christians and Moors of Spain. 1878.
Burnt out: a story or mothers’ meetings. 1879, 1880.
Magnum bonum: or Mother Carey’s brood. 3 vols 1879.
Bye-words: a collection of tales new and old. 1880.
Love and life: an old story in eighteenth-century costume. 2 vols
1880.
Verses on the gospels for Sundays and holydays. 1880.
English history reading books, adapted to the requirements of the
New Code of 1880. Standards II–VI. 5 vols [1881]–3; revised edn 5
vols with The young student’s English history reading book,
1885.
Frank’s debt. 1881, 1882.
How to teach the New Testament. 1881.
Lads and lasses of Langley. 1881. 5 stories.
Practical work in Sunday schools. 1881.
Questions on the Psalms. 1881.
Wolf. 1881.
Given to hospitality. 1882.
Langley little ones: six stories. 1882.
Pickle and his page-boy, or unlooked for. 1882.
Charlotte Mary Yonge
A pictorial history of the world’s great nations. 1882.
Sowing and sewing: a Sexagesima story. 1882.
Talks about the laws we live under: or at Langley nightschool. 1882.
Unknown to history: a story of the captivity of Mary of Scotland. 2
vols 1882, 1884.
English Church history, adapted for use in day and Sunday schools
and for general reading. 1883.
Landmarks of recent history 1770–1883. 1883.
Stray pearls: memoirs of Margaret de Ribaumont, Viscountess of
Bellaise. 2 vols 1883.
New national poetry cards. Nos 1–6. Ed and annotated 1883.
The armourer’s prentices. 1884.
Langley adventures. 1884.
Nuttie’s father. 2 vols 1885.
Pixie lawn. In Please tell me a tale: a collection of short original
stories for children, 1885.
The two sides of the shield. 2 vols 1885.
Astray: a tale of a country town. 1886. With M. Bramston, C.
Coleridge and E. Stuart.
Black looks. In Just one more tale, 1886.
Chantry House. 2 vols 1886, 1887.
The little rick-burners. 1886.
A modern Telemachus. 2 vols 1886.
Teachings on the catechism: for the little ones. 1886.
The Victorian halfcentury: a jubilee book. 1886.
Nurse’s pocket. In Jack Frost’s little prisoners, 1887.
Under the storm: or Steadfast’s charge. 1887.
What books to lend and what to give. 1887.
Beechcroft at Rockstone. 2 vols 1888.
Deacon’s book of dates: a manual of the world’s chief historical
landmarks, and an outline of universal history. 1888.
Hannah More. 1888.
Nurse’s memories. 1888.
Our new mistress: or changes at Brookfield Earl. 1888.
Preparation of prayer-book lessons. 1888.
The cunning woman’s grandson: a tale of Cheddar a hundred years
ago. 1889.
Neigh-bour’s fare. In Stories jolly, stories new, 1889.
The parent’s power: address to the conference of the Mother’s
Union. 1889.
A reputed changeling: or three seventh years two centuries ago. 2
vols 1889.
Life of HRH the Prince Consort. 1890.
More bywords. 1890.
The slaves of Sabinus: Jew and Gentile. 1890.
The constable’s tower: or the times of Magna Charta. 1891.
Old times at Otterbourne. 1891.
Two penniless princesses. 2 vols 1891.
Westminster historical reading books. 6 vols 1891–2. Simple stories
relating to English history; Twelve stories from early English
history; Twenty stories and biographies from 1066 to 1485; The
Tudor period, with biographies of leading persons; The Stewart
period, with biographies of leading persons; The Hanoverian
period, with biographies of leading persons.
An old woman’s outlook in a Hampshire village. 1892.
The cross roads: or a choice in life: a story for young women and
older girls. 1892.
That stick. 2 vols 1892.
Chimes for the mothers: a reading for each week in the year. 1893.
The girl’s little book. 1893.
Grisly Grisell, or the laidly lady of Whitburn: a tale of the Wars of
the Roses. 2 vols 1893.
Strolling players: a harmony of contrasts. 1893. With C. Coleridge.
The treasures in the marshes. 1893.
The cook and the captive: or Attalus the hostage. 1894.
The rubies of St Lo. 1894.
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