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Phantom fortune: a novel. 3 vols 1883, 1 vol 1884; tr Polish H. J.
Boguska 3 vols [1883, 1884].
Under the red flag. 1883 (Mistletoe Bough Annual), [1886] (and other
tales; includes several Babington White stories from Belgravia);
tr Polish H. J. Boguska, Warsaw 1884.
Ishmael. 3 vols [1884], 1 vol (nd).
Dudley Carleon. Philadelphia 1884. (A story in Ralph the bailiff,
1862.)
Wyllard’s weird: a novel. 3 vols [1885], 1 vol [18??]; tr Polish Maryl
Falenskiéj 1 vol Warsaw 1889.
One thing needful: a novel. 3 vols 1886. (Cut by the county, below,
comprises end of vol 2 and whole of vol 3); tr Polish (One thing
needful only) 1 vol Warsaw 1886.
Cut by the county. [1886] (on its own; see One thing needful, above).
Mohawks. 3 vols [1886], 1 vol (nd), New York [c. 1890].
The good Hermione, a story for the Jubilee year, by Aunt Belinda.
1887.
In great waters and other tales. Leipzig 1887.
Like and unlike. 3 vols [1887], 1 vol (nd).
The fatal three. 3 vols [1888], 1 vol (nd), [c. 1890].
George Caulfield’s journey. Philadelphia 1888. (Originally pbd in
Mistletoe Bough 1879, rptd in Flower and weed and other tales
[1883]).
The day will come: a novel. 3 vols [1889], 1 vol 1893.
One life, one love: a novel. 3 vols 1890, 1 vol (nd).
Gerard, or the world, the flesh and the devil: a novel. 3 vols 1891, 1 vol
1892.
The Venetians: a novel. 3 vols 1892, 1 vol 1893.
All along the river: a novel. 3 vols 1893, (vol 3 contains several short
stories originally pbd in Mistletoe Bough), 1 vol (nd; without
stories), 3 vols Leipzig 1893.
The Christmas hirelings. 1894 (illustr F. W. Townshend).
Thou art the man. 3 vols [1894].
Sons of fire: a novel. 3 vols [1896], 1 vol (nd).
London pride: or when the world was younger. 1896.
Under love’s rule. 1897.
review: The Era 1895 (of the serialisation as The little auntie).
In high places. 1898.
Rough justice. 1898.
His darling sin. [1899.]
review: Athenaeum 15 Nov 1899.
The infidel: a story of the great revival. [1900.]
review: Barker, W. The Primitive Methodist Quart 1901.
The conflict. 1903.
A lost Eden. 1904.
The rose of life. 1905.
The white house. 1906.
Dead love has chains. 1907.
Her convict. 1907.
During Her Majesty’s pleasure. 1908.
Our adversary. 1909.
The woman I remember. The Press Album. Ed T. Catling 1909.
Beyond these voices. 1910.
The green curtain. 1911.
Miranda. 1913.
Mary. 1916.
Several Halfpenny Jnl novels pbd in bk form only in America: Oscar
Bertrand: or the black band unmasked, New York nd; The Octoroon:
or the lily of Louisiana, New York nd; The white phantom: or the
nameless child, New York nd; The factory girl: or all is not gold that
glitters. A romance of real life, New York nd; also one Temple Bar novel,
For better, for worse, Philadelphia nd.
Letters
Woolf, R. L. Devoted disciple: the letters of Mary Elizabeth Braddon
to Sir Edward Bulwer-Lytton, 1862–73. HLB 22.1, 1974.
Mary Elizabeth Braddon
Contributions to periodicals and collaborative works
Mary Braddon contributed to the Halfpenny Jnl, Reynold’s Misc,
London Jnl, Sixpenny Mag, Welcome Guest, Temple Bar, St James
Mag, All the Year Round. She edited Belgravia 1866–76, the Belgravia
Annual 1867–76, and Mistletoe Bough 1878–92. She also contributed to
the Sporting Mag under the pseuds of Gilbert Forrester and ‘a Member of the
Burton Hunt’. She also contributed Jonnie, by Alphonse Daudet (anon), and
Le Pétrolium: ou les Saloperies Parisiennes, by Zorgon-Gola (anon) to
Mr Punch’s prize novelists, Punch 99, 29 Nov 1890 and 100, 28 Feb 1891. She
edited My sister Caroline: a novellette (anon) 1870, which reappeared as
the title story in My sister’s confession and other stories: a novel, ed M.
E. Braddon, Chicago 1880 (the rest of the stories are by Braddon, originally in
Milly Darrel and Ralph the bailiff); The summer tourist: a book for
long and short journeys by rail, road, or river, 1871 (and wrote one of the
stories); Put to the test (by Ada Buisson, originally pbd 1865), 1876; Only a
woman 1878; Madeline’s mystery: a novel (by Major E. Rogers; originally
A modern sphinx, 1881), [1882]; Married in haste: a novel [1882 or 1883],
New York 1885; and On her Majesty’s service. She revised Aladdin: or the
wonderful lamp; Sinbad the sailor: or the old man of the sea; Ali
Baba: or the forty thieves [1880] (illustr Gustave Doré and others).
Braddon abridged Sir Walter Scott’s novels in the Penny edn [1881–2], 16 vols
and 1 vol. She also wrote several plays which were produced and never pbd,
including her first literary endeavour, The loves of Arcadia, 1860, a comedietta,
written under her stage name, Mary Seyton, as well as several which
were neither produced nor pbd.
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Textual and bibliographical criticism
Austin, R. N & Q ser 11, 11 1915.
Bolt, F. N & Q ser 11, 11 1915.
Ratcliffe, T. N & Q ser 11, 11 1915.
Sparke, A. N & Q ser 11, 11 1915.
Sadleir, M. Notes on Lady Audley’s secret. TLS 11 May 1940.
MacAlister, I. TLS 26 Sep 1942.
Sadleir, M. Miss Braddon. TLS 10 Oct 1942.
Summers, M. Miss Braddon. TLS 29 Aug 1942.
Summers, M. Miss Braddon’s Black band. TLS 24 Apr 1943.
Evans, F. B. TLS 21 Oct 1944.
Evans, F. B. TLS 23 Dec 1944.
Summers, M. Mr Babington White. TLS 20 Sep 1944.
Summers, M. The black band scandal. TLS 17 Feb 1945.
Heywood, C. Flaubert, Miss Braddon and George Moore.
Comparative Lit 12 1960.
Heywood, C. The return of the native and Miss Braddon’s The
doctor’s wife: a probable source. Nineteenth-Cent Fiction 18
1964.
Heywood, C. Miss Braddon’s The doctor’s wife: an intermediary
between Madame Bovary and The return of the native. Revue de
Littérature Comparée 38 1964.
Hutchison, B. Miss M. E. Braddon, 1837–1915. Book Collector and
Lib Monthly 20 1969.
See also notes by A. N. Q., J. R., Mac and B. B. in N & Q ser 11, 11 1915.
Other criticism
Oliphant, M. Sensation novels. Blackwood’s Edinburgh Mag 91
1862.
Baits for suicide: Lady Audley’s secret and Aurora Floyd. The
Medical Critic and Psychological Jnl 3 1863.
Oliphant, M. Novels. Blackwood’s Edinburgh Mag 94 1863.
Sensation novels. The Medical Critic and Psychological Jnl 13 1863.
[MacCarthy, J.] Novels with a purpose. Westminster Rev 82 1864.
Novels and life. Saturday Rev 13 Feb 1864.
Our female sensation novelists. Christian Remembrancer 46 1864.
Rae, W. F. Sensation novelists: Miss Braddon. North Br Rev 4 1865.
Novels, past and present. Saturday Rev 21, 14 Apr 1866.
Novel-reading. Saturday Rev 16 Feb 1867.
Oliphant, M. Novels. Blackwood’s Edinburgh Mag 102 1867.
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