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The Late Nineteenth-Century Novel
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The story of Easter. 1894.
The Carbonels. 1895.
The long vacation. 1895.
The release: or Caroline’s French kindred. 1896.
The wardship of Steepcoombe. 1896.
The pilgrimage of the Ben Beriah. 1897.
Founded on paper: or uphill and downhill between the two
jubilees. 1898.
John Keble’s parishes: a history of Hursley and Otterbourne. 1898.
The patriots of Palestine: a story of the Maccabees. 1898.
The herd boy and his hermit. 1900.
The making of a missionary: or daydreams in earnest. 1900.
Modern broods: or developments unlooked for. 1900.
Reasons why I am a Catholic, and not a Roman Catholic. Ed G.
Ireland, Blackburn 1901.
C. M. Yonge edited and contributed to three journals: Monthly Packet
1851–94; Monthly Paper of Sunday Teaching 1860–75; and Mothers in
Council 1890–1900. Much of her work was first serialised in Monthly
Packet, Churchman’s Companion and Mag for the Young.
Her uncollected contributions to periodicals include:
Children’s literature of the last century. Macmillan’s Mag 20 1869.
Editions and translations
Marie Thérèse de Lamourous, foundress of La Misericorde, at
Bordeaux. A biography abridged from the French [of F. Pouget].
1858.
Two years of school-life, by E. F. L. de Pressense. Ed and tr Yonge 1865.
The population of an old pear-tree; or Stories of insect life by E. J.
van Bruyssel. Ed and tr Yonge 1870.
A storehouse of stories. 2 ser 1870–2.
Life and adventures of Count Beugnot, Minister of State under
Napoleon I. Ed from the Fr 2 vols 1871.
Scripture readings for schools and families. 1871.
Dames of high estate, by H. de Witt. Ed 1872.
Recollections of a page at the court of Louis XVI, by C. A. F. Felix,
conte d’Hezecques. Ed from the Fr 2 vols 1873.
Recollections, Le Harivel de Gonnerville (Amyar Olivier), pbd by
contess de Mirabeau. Ed from the Fr 2 vols 1875.
A man of other days, recollections of the marquis Henry Joseph
Costa de Beauregard, selected from his papers by his great-grandson.
2 vols 1877.
Youth of Queen Elizabeth, by L. Wiesener. 1879.
Aunt Charlotte’s evenings at home with the poets: a collection of
poems for the young, with conversations, arranged for twentyfive
evenings. 1881.
Beneath the Cross. Readings for children on our Lord’s seven
sayings, by F. Wilford. Ed 1881.
Catherine of Arragon and sources of the English Reformation, by A.
Du Boys. 1881.
Behind the hedges, by H. de Witt. Tr 1882. (Later rptd [nd] as The loyalists;
or The war in the Vendée.)
Historical ballads. 3 vols 1882. (Vol 3 as Historical poetry.)
Sparks of light, by H. de Witt. Ed 1882.
Shakespeare’s plays for schools, abridged and annotated. 5 pts 1883.
Charity. 1884.
Faith. 1884.
Hope. 1884.
Memoirs of Marshal Bugeaud from his private correspondence and
original documents, 1784–1849, by count H. d’Ideville. Ed from
the Fr 2 vols 1884.
Mercy and peace. 1884.
Higher reading book for schools, colleges and general use. [1885.]
Chips from the royal image, fragments of the Eikon basilike, by J.
Gauden. Ed 1887.
A child’s guide to the Book of Common Prayer, by E. Esdaile. Ed
1900.
Prefaces and introductions
Journal of the Lady Beatrix Graham, sister of the Marquis of
Montrose. 1871.
Sermons by G. C. Harris. 1875.
Sintram and his companions and Undine. 1896.
Collaborations
Historical selections: a series of readings in English and European
history. 2 vols 1868–70. With E. Sewell.
Aunt Charlotte’s stories of American history. 1883. With J. H.
Hastings Weld.
The miz-maze, or the Winkworth puzzle: a story in letters by nine
authors. 1883. With F. Awdry, M. Bramston, C. R. Coleridge, F. M.
Peard et al.
Strolling players. A harmony of contrasts. 1893. With C. Coleridge.
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Coleridge, C. R. Charlotte Mary Yonge: her life and letters. 1903.
With bibliography.
Charlotte Mary Yonge. Church Quart Rev 57 1904.
Romanes, E. Charlotte Mary Yonge: an appreciation. 1908.
Bailey, S. Charlotte Mary Yonge. Cornhill Mag Aug 1934.
Battiscombe, G. Charlotte Mary Yonge: the story of an uneventful
life. 1943.
Mare, M. and A. C. Percival. Victorian best-seller: the world of
Charlotte Yonge. 1947.
Dodds, M. H. Jane Austen and Charlotte Yonge. N & Q 30 Oct 1948.
Avery, G. In her Nineteenth-century children, 1965.
Battiscombe, G. and M. Laski (ed). A chaplet for Charlotte Yonge.
1965. Contains essays by G. Battiscombe, K. Briggs, L. Cooper, A.
Fairfax-Lucy, A. Gillie, R. Harris, E. Jenkins, M. Kennedy, M.
Laski, V. Powell, C. Storr, K. Tillotson.
Tillotson, K. The heir of Redclyffe. In her Mid-Victorian studies, 1965.
Chapman, R. In his Faith and revolt: studies in the literary influence
of the Oxford Movement, 1970.
Jay, E. In her Faith and doubt in Victorian Britain, 1986. [bd]
iv. The late-nineteenth-century novel
1870–1900
This section has been restricted to writers born between 1830 and 1865 whose
more important works were written before 1900.
Francis Adams, Francis William Lauderdale
Adams, Agnes Farrell, Frank Hawkesbury 1862–93
Ms collections in Nat Lib of Australia, Canberra (Palmer Papers, poetry by
Adams, plus letters); Univ of British Columbia Lib (Angeli-Dennis Collection,
letters between Adams, his widow Edith Dean, and W. M. Rossetti).
Bibliography
Tasker, M. Francis Adams: a research guide. Victorian Fiction
Research Guide 24. St Lucia, Queensland 1996.
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Henry and other tales. 1884. Poetry.
Leicester: an autobiography. 1885; rptd London and Boston 1894
with minor revisions as A child of the age. Novel.
Madeline Brown’s murderer. Melbourne 1886. Novel.
Australian essays. London and Melbourne 1886, 1892. Essays.
Poetical works. London and Brisbane 1887. Poetry.
Songs of the army of the night. Sydney 1888, 1890, 1892, 1894,
London and New York 1910 (revision titled Songs of the army of
the night and the mass of Christ, ed H. S. Salt). Poetry.