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The Late Nineteenth-Century Novel
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Sala, G. A. The cant of modern criticism. Belgravia 4 1867.
Sala, G. A. On the sensational in literature and art. Belgravia 4 1868.
Bastard literature by Miss Braddon. Spectator 57 1884.
Hatton, J. Miss Braddon at home: a sketch and an interview. London
Soc 58 1888.
Dickens, M. A. Miss Braddon at home. Windsor Mag 6 1897.
Oliphant, M. Annals of a publishing house: William Blackwood and
his sons. 2 vols Edinburgh 1897.
Holland, C. Fifty years of novel writing: Miss Braddon at home. Pall
Mall Mag 48 1911.
Miss Braddon at home. Daily Telegraph 4 Oct 1913.
Maxwell, W. B. Time gathered. 1937.
Sadleir, M. TLS 2 Oct 1937.
Yates, E. Celebrities at home. First ser. London 1877.
Biographies
Braddon, M. E. Autobiographical article. Idler Feb 1893.
Braddon, M. E. Autobiographical article. Theatre Sep 1894.
Memoir. The Times 5 Feb 1915.
Sadleir, M. Things past. 1944.
Woolf, R. L. Sensational Victorian: the life and fiction of Mary
Elizabeth Braddon. New York 1979. [hk]
Rhoda Broughton 1840–1920
Archives of Richard Bentley and son (on microfilm); Macmillan Papers
pre–1939 in BL and Univ of Reading; Broughton’s papers and correspondence,
Chester Record Office (available only through Dr Tamie Watters Cole, embargoed);
letters to J. B. Pinker, Berg Collection, NYPL.
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Not wisely, but too well: a novel. Serialised in Dublin Univ Mag
67–8, Aug 1865–July 1866; revised and enlarged 3 vols 1867
(Tinsley); 2 vols Leipzig 1867 (Tauchnitz); 1 vol London 1868; New
York 1868 (rptd 1870); London 1869; 1870 (Tinsley’s Popular Halfcrown
Novels, rptd 1871); New York 1873 (rptd 1901; 1873 imprint
microfilm [197?]); 1 vol London 1875 (Bentley, rptd 1878, 1883,
1887, 1892); New York 1878; New York 1886; New York [1887]; 1875
edn rptd 1899 (Macmillan); introd by F. King, ed H. van Thal 1967
(Cassell First Novel Lib); Stroud, Glos and Dover NH 1993.
Cometh up as a flower: an autobiography. mss held by Ethel Arnold
in 1920. Serialised in Dublin Univ Mag 68–9, July 1866–Jan 1867;
greatly enlarged 2 vols 1867 (Bentley, rptd twice 1867); further rev
after newspaper criticism 1 vol 1867 (rptd 1868, 1868, 1870, 1871,
1872, 1873, 1874, 1876, 1877, 1878, 1883, 1889, 1890, 1895); Leipzig
1867 (Tauchnitz); New York 1867 (rptd 1868, 1870, 1872; 1867
imprint microfilm Cambridge MA [1967?]); New York 1872 (with
Good-bye, sweetheart! in double columns); New York 1878; New
York [1886]; New York [1887]; New York 1901; London 1899
(Macmillan reprint of 1 vol 1867 Bentley edn); 1900 (Macmillan
Six Penny Ser, rptd 1907); 1910 (Macmillan Seven Penny Ser);
Stroud, Glos and Dover NH 1993; tr Fr 1869 (by August de
Viguerie, preface Gustave Droz, rptd 1901).
Red as a rose is she: a novel. Serialised in Temple Bar May 1869–Mar
1870; 3 vols 1870 (Bentley); 1 vol 1870 (Bentley, rptd 1872, 1876,
1887, 1895); 2 vols Leipzig 1870 (Tauchnitz); New York 1870 (rptd
1872, 1897, 1901; 1872 imprint microfilm Cambridge MA 1967);
New York 1878; New York [1886]; New York [1887]; London 1899
(Macmillan reprint of 1 vol 1870 Bentley edn).
‘Good-bye, sweetheart!’: a tale. Serialised in Temple Bar July
1871–July 1872; 3 vols 1872 (Bentley); 2 vols Berlin 1872; 1 vol
London 1873 (Bentley, rptd 1882, 1890); New York 1872 (rptd 1891,
1901); New York 1873 (with Cometh up as a flower in double
columns); New York 1877; New York 1880; New York 1886; New
York [1886]; New York [1887]; London 1899 (Macmillan reprint of
1873 Bentley edn, microfilm [197?]).
Nancy: a novel. 3 vols 1873 (Bentley); 2 vols Leipzig 1873 (Tauchnitz);
1 vol 1874 (Bentley, rptd 1878, 1887, 1893); New York 1874 (rptd
1890, 1891, 1895); New York [1879?]; New York [1884]; New York
[1887]; 1900 (Macmillan reprint of 1874 Bentley edn; microfilm
Cambridge MA [1967?]); [191?] (Macmillan Seven Penny Ser);
dramatised as Sweet Nancy by Robert Buchanan, 1890, ptd 1914;
tr Danish 1876.
Tales for Christmas Eve. Five collected short ghost stories. 1873
(Bentley); Leipzig ‘1872’ [1873] (Tauchnitz); as Twilight stories
1879 (Bentley); as Twilight stories, introd by H. van Thal 1947;
New York 1948; with 7 previously uncollected stories as Rhoda
Broughton’s ghost stories: and other tales of mystery and suspense,
introd by M. Wood, Stamford 1995; Under the cloak in
Reign of terror: the third Corgi book of great Victorian horror
stories, ed M. Parry, 1977; Behold, it was a dream in The lifted
veil: the book of fantastic literature by women 1800–World War
II, introd by A. S. Williams, New York 1992; in The Penguin book
of classic fantasy by women, introd by A. S. Williams, 1992
(Xanadu), Harmondsworth 1995; The truth, the whole truth and
nothing but the truth in Victorian ghost stories by eminent
women writers, ed R. Dalby, New York 1988; Poor pretty Bobby tr
Ger by Auguste Scheibe in Novellenschatz des Auslandes vol 14,
[1875?].
Joan: a tale. 3 vols 1876 (Bentley, rptd 1876); 2 vols Leipzig 1876
(Tauchnitz); 1 vol 1877 (Bentley, rptd 1880, 1883, 1887, 1890?, 1893);
New York 1877 (rptd 1882, 1891); New York 1879; New York [1886];
New York [1887]; 1899 (Macmillan reprint of 1877 Bentley edn);
1911 (Macmillan Seven Penny Ser).
Second thoughts. 2 vols 1880 (Bentley); 2 vols Leipzig 1880
(Tauchnitz); 1 vol 1880 (Bentley, rptd 1885, 1893); New York 1880
(microfilm Cambridge MA [1967?]); New York 1880 (with Miss
Litton’s lovers); Chicago 1881; New York [1882]; New York [1883];
1898 (Macmillan reprint of 1880 1 vol Bentley edn); New York
[190?]; tr Ital [1883] (by A. Brigola).
Belinda: a novel. Serialised in Temple Bar Jan 1883–Jan 1884; 3 vols
1883 (Bentley); 2 vols Leipzig 1883 (Tauchnitz); 1 vol 1884 (Bentley,
rptd 1887, 1898); New York 1883 (rptd 1884); New York [1883?];
New York [1883?]; New York [188?]; New York and Chicago [188?];
1899 (Macmillan reprint of 1884 1 vol Bentley edn); St Clair Shores
MI 1970 (reprint of 1883 New York edn); introd by T. Watters,
1984.
Betty’s visions and Mrs Smith of Longmains. Collected short work.
[1886]; New York [1886]; Betty’s visions, New York [1886?] (with
Ugly Barrington by Mrs Hungerford, ‘the Duchess’); Mrs Smith
of Longmains, New York [1885/6?] (with Oliver’s bride by Mrs
Oliphant, A mere interlude by Thomas Hardy).
Doctor Cupid: a novel. 3 vols 1886 (Bentley); 1 vol Leipzig 1886
(Tauchnitz); 1 vol 1887 (Bentley, rptd 1891); New York [1886]; New
York and Montreal [1887] (microfilm [197?]); Philadelphia 1887;
New York [189?] (microfilm Cambridge MA 1968); 1899
(Macmillan reprint of 1887 1 vol Bentley edn; microfilm [197?]);
dramatised as That Doctor Cupid! by Robert Buchanan, 189?.
Alas!: a novel. Serialised in Temple Bar Jan–Dec 1890; 3 vols 1890
(Bentley); 2 vols Leipzig 1890 (Tauchnitz); New York [1890]
(microfilm Ottawa 1981); 1 vol 1891 (Bentley, rptd 1895; microfilm
Ottawa 1985); New York [1890/1?]; 1899 (Macmillan reprint of 1891
1 vol Bentley edn; microfilm Ottawa 1983).
A widower indeed. 1891 (rptd 1892); Leipzig 1891 (Tauchnitz); New
York 1891 (microfilm, [196?]). With Elizabeth Bisland (Wetmore).
Mrs Bligh: a novel. Serialised in Temple Bar Sep–Dec 1892; 1892
(Bentley, rptd twice 1892); Leipzig 1892 (Tauchnitz); New York
1892; 1898 (Macmillan reprint of 1892 Bentley edn).
A beginner. Serialised in Temple Bar Jan–June 1894; 1894 (Bentley,
rptd twice 1894); Leipzig 1894 (Tauchnitz); New York 1894; 1898
(Macmillan reprint of 1894 Bentley edn).
Scylla or Charybdis? Serialised in Temple Bar June–Dec 1895; 1895
(Bentley, rptd 1897); Leipzig 1895 (Tauchnitz); New York 1895