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The Late Nineteenth-Century Novel
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The flower of doom: or the conspirator, and other stories. 1885, New
York 1885, London 1887, 1890 (3rd edn). Contains The flower of
doom, Love and manuscript, A group of immortals, The rebuke
amid roses.
review: Spectator 58 1885.
Half-way: an Anglo-French romance. New York 1885, 2 vols London
1886, New York 1886, London 1889 (new and rev edn), 1892, 1893.
Next of kin wanted. 2 vols 1887, Leipzig 1887 (Tauchnitz), New York
[1887], London 1911.
The parting of the ways. 3 vols 1888, 1 vol Leipzig 1888 (Tauchnitz),
London 1890, New York [1890], London 1891.
review: Murray’s Mag 3 May 1888.
For one and the world. 2 vols 1889, Leipzig 1889 (Tauchnitz), New
York [1890], London 1895.
The roof of France, or the Causses of the Lozère. 1889.
A romance of the wire. New York [c. 1890], London [1891].
A dream of millions, and other tales. 1891, 1892, Leipzig 1892
(Tauchnitz). Contains A dream of millions, A romance of the
cloister, Isabelle’s waiting, Father Chrystal’s elixir, The halt on
the way, The romance of a French parsonage, The message.
A north-country comedy. 1891, 1892, Philadelphia 1892, London 1897.
The romance of a French parsonage: or the double sacrifice. 2 vols
1891, Leipzig 1891 (Tauchnitz), New York [c. 1891], London 1892,
1916. First pbd in A dream of millions, 1891, above.
France of to-day: a survey, comparative and retrospective. New York
[1892], 2 vols Leipzig 1892–4 (Tauchnitz), London 1892–4.
Two aunts and a nephew. 1892, Leipzig 1892 (Tauchnitz), London
1897 (new edn), Bristol 1902.
The curb of honour. 1893, New York [1893], London 1894.
A romance of Dijon. 1894, New York 1894, Leipzig 1895 (Tauchnitz),
London 1896.
review: Dial 18 1895.
The dream-Charlotte: a story of echoes. 1896, Leipzig 1896
(Tauchnitz), New York 1896, London 1898.
The golden bee, and other recitations. [1896].
A blue book for sale: comedietta. 1898.
Reminiscences. 1898, 1898 (new edn), 1903 (new and rev edn).
A storm-rent sky: scenes of love and revolution. 1898, Leipzig 1898
(Tauchnitz), London 1898 (2nd edn), 1911, 1917.
Anglo-French reminiscences 1875–1899. ‘1900’ [1899], Leipzig 1900
(Tauchnitz).
The lord of the harvest. 1899, Leipzig 1899 (Tauchnitz), Edinburgh
and London 1913 (introd by F. Harrison, WC), Woodbridge 1983
(introd by C. N. Smith).
review: Bookman 17 1899.
A Suffolk courtship. 1900, Leipzig 1900 (Tauchnitz).
East of Paris: sketches in the Gâtinais, Bourbonnais and
Champagne. 1902 (illustr H. E. Detmold), Leipzig 1902
(Tauchnitz), New York 1902.
review: Bookman 23 1902.
Mock beggar’s hall: a story. 1902, Leipzig 1902 (Tauchnitz).
Barham Brocklebank M. D. 1903, Leipzig 1903 (Tauchnitz).
A humble lover. 1903, Leipzig 1903 (Tauchnitz).
review: Bookman 23 1903.
Home life in France. 1905, [1905] (3rd edn), Chicago 1905, London
1907, ‘1907’ [1908] (5th edn), [1913] (6th edn). Some of these papers
first pbd in Cornhill and other mags.
reviews: Dial 39 1905; Nation (New York) 81 1905.
Martha Rose, teacher. 1906, Leipzig 1906 (Tauchnitz).
A close ring: or episodes in the life of a French family. Bristol 1907.
Literary rambles in France. 1907, Chicago 1907.
reviews: Dial 43 1907; London Quart Rev of Books 108 1907;
Nation (New York) 86 1908.
French vignettes: a series of dramatic episodes 1787–1871. 1909, 1909
(2nd edn), New York 1909.
review: Bookman 37 1909.
French men, women and books: a series of nineteenth century
studies. 1910, Chicago 1911.
reviews: Bookman 38 1910; Dial 50 1911; Nation (New York) 92
1911.
Unfrequented France: by river and mead and town. 1910 (illus), 1910
(2nd edn), New York [1910].
review: Bookman 39 Suppl 1910.
Friendly faces of three nationalities. 1911 (illus).
review: Bookman 40 1911.
In the heart of the Vosges and other sketches by a ‘devious traveller’.
1911, Chicago 1912.
reviews: Bookman 41 Suppl 1911; Dial 53 1912.
In French-Africa: scenes and memories. 1912 (illus), [1913], Chicago
[1913].
From an Islington window: pages of reminiscent romance. 1914,
Leipzig 1914 (Tauchnitz).
Under the German ban in Alsace and Lorraine. [1914.]
Hearts of Alsace: a story of our time. 1916.
Twentieth-century France, social, intellectual, territorial. 1917
(illus).
reviews: Bookman 53 1917; Punch 152 1917; Nation (New York)
106 1918.
War poems. Bristol [1917].
Mid-Victorian memories, with a personal sketch by Mrs Sarah
Grand. 1919, New York 1919.
review: Nation (New York) 111 1920.
Contributions to periodicals
Blanche. Once a Week 17 and 24 Mar 1866.
Kabyles. Once a Week 6 July 1867.
Hattie’s dream. Once a Week 7 and 14 Dec 1867.
Christmas in the desert. Warne’s Christmas Annual 1867. Rptd in
Mademoiselle Josephine’s Fridays, 1874, above.
My cousin Rénée. Once a Week Christmas 1867. Rptd in
Mademoiselle Josephine’s Fridays, 1874, above.
Cottage homes for working children. Good Words 11 1870.
English orphans in Paris. Good Words 19 1878.
French vineyards. Sunday Mag no 24 1895.
The Lycée Fénélon for girls. Chambers’s Jnl 81 1904.
Old and young conscripts. Chambers’s Jnl 81 1904.
General William Booth: a character sketch. Independent Rev 4 1905.
The vanished salon, or the lost art of conversation. Chambers’s Jnl
83 1906.
Betham-Edwards contributed to the Daily News for many years. See also
Wellesley vol 5.
Translations, editions
[d’Houdetot, C. F. A.] Bombonnel the panther-slayer. Tr Betham-
Edwards 1887.
Young, A. Travels in France during the years 1787, 1788 and 1789. Ed
with an introd, biographical sketch and notes by Betham-
Edwards. 1889, 1890 (3rd edn), 1905, 1906.
Poems of Owen Meredith (the Earl of Lytton). Selected and introduced
by Betham-Edwards. London and New York [1890].
Marteilhe, J. Passages in the life of a galley-slave. Tr Betham-
Edwards 1895.
Young, A. Autobiography. With selections from his correspondence.
Ed Betham-Edwards 1898.
French fireside poetry, with metrical translations and an introduction
by the late Matilda Betham-Edwards, edited by B. Miall.
1919, Boston 1921.
review: Bookman 57 Suppl 1919.
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Black, H. C. In her Notable women authors of the day, Glasgow 1893.
The Times 7 Jan 1919.
In DNB 1912–21.