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(rptd 1912; 1895 imprint microfilm [197?]); 1899 (Macmillan
reprint of 1895 Bentley edn).
Dear Faustina. Serialised in Temple Bar Jan–June 1897; 1897
(Bentley); Leipzig 1897 (Tauchnitz); New York 1897 (microfilm
Cambridge MA 1968); 1898 (Macmillan reprint of 1897 Bentley
edn, rptd 1900).
The game and the candle. Serialised in Temple Bar Jan–May 1899;
1899 (Macmillan, rptd 1902); New York 1899 (rptd 1912; 1912
imprint microfilm Cambridge MA 1968); Leipzig 1899
(Tauchnitz).
Foes in law. Serialised in Temple Bar Sep–Dec 1900; 1900
(Macmillan, rptd 1901, 1906; 1900 imprint microfilm Cambridge
MA 1968); 1900 (Macmillan, rptd 1905); Leipzig 1901 (Tauchnitz);
New York 1906 (Grosset and Dunlap reprint of Macmillan 1905
imprint).
Lavinia. Serialised in Temple Bar Jan–Nov 1902; 1902 (Macmillan,
rptd 1902, 1906); Leipzig 1903 (Tauchnitz).
A waif’s progress. 1905 (Macmillan, rptd 1906); 1909 (Macmillan,
microfilm Cambridge MA [1967?]).
Mamma. 1908 (Macmillan); Leipzig 1909 (Tauchnitz); 1910
(Macmillan Seven Penny Ser).
The devil and the deep sea. 1910 (Macmillan); Leipzig 1910
(Tauchnitz).
Between two stools. 1912 (rptd twice 1912, [1913], pbk); Leipzig 1912
(Tauchnitz).
Concerning a vow. 1914; Leipzig 1914 (Tauchnitz).
A thorn in the flesh. 1917 (rptd three times 1917).
A fool in her folly. With an appreciation by Mrs Belloc Lowndes. 1920.
Contributions to periodicals and collaborative works
Entry on herself in The art of authorship: personally contributed by
leading authors of the day, ed George Bainton, 1890.
Girls past and present. Ladies Home Jnl Sep 1920. Essay.
Broughton pbd some short stories in Temple Bar and other jnls, some of
which were later collected in Tales for Christmas Eve and Ghost stories.
Attributed or spurious work
‘Jerry’ and other stories. Philadelphia 1889.
Valerie: or half a truth. Chicago [188?].
Both are held in the Cleveland Public Lib Dime Novel Collection; neither
appears in bibliographies or is mentioned in reviews.
‘-iana’
Lang, Andrew. From Professor Forth to the Rev Mr Casaubon. In Old
friends: essays in epistolatory parody, 1890.
[Delafield, E. M.] The Bazalgettes. 1935. Pastiche of Broughton’s
motifs in a vol designed in imitation of the Bentley 1 vol edns.
There were many parodies of Broughton’s novels in periodicals in the 1870s
and 1880s, and many imitative novels in a ‘Broughton-and-water’ school by
such authors as Annie Edwardes, Mrs G. W. Godfrey, Mrs Hungerford (‘the
Duchess’), Helen Mathers and Florence Marryat.
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[Austin, A.] The novels of Miss Broughton. Temple Bar May 1874.
Brunetière, F. Romans de Miss Rhoda Broughton. In Le roman naturaliste:
ouvrage couronné par l’académie française, Paris 1883
(essay omitted from later edns).
[Lynn Linton, E.] Miss Broughton’s novels. Temple Bar June 1887.
Shaw, G. B. Fiction and truth (1887). In Bernard Shaw’s nondramatic
literary criticism, ed Stanley Weintraub, Lincoln NE 1972.
Rhoda Broughton. Men and Women of the Day Feb 1889.
[White, G.] To Miss Rhoda Broughton. In Letters to eminent hands,
Derby 1892.
Oliphant, Mrs M. O. W. Rhoda Broughton. In The Victorian age of
English literature vol 2, 1892.
Miss Rhoda Broughton. Ludgate Monthly Apr 1893.
Blaize de Bury, Y. In Les romanciers anglais contemporains. Paris
1900.
Black, H. C. Rhoda Broughton. In Notable women authors of the
day, 1906.
Two veteran novelists. The Times (women’s suppl) 19 Nov 1910.
Sichel, W. Rhoda Broughton. Bookman Aug 1917.
Miss Rhoda Broughton. The Times 7, 10, 11 June 1920 (5 items).
Rhoda Broughton dead. New York Times 7 June 1920.
Arnold, E. Rhoda Broughton as I knew her. Fortnightly Rev 2 Aug
1920.
Ellis, S. M. Rhoda Broughton. Bookman July 1920.
Curtis, M. In DNB 1912–1921, 1927.
Addleshaw, S. A Victorian novelist – Rhoda Broughton. Church
Quart Rev July–Sep 1939.
Sadleir, M. Rhoda Broughton. In Things past, 1944.
Walbank, A. Miss Broughton. In Queens of the circulating library:
selections from Victorian lady novelists, 1950.
Ketcham, C. H. A woman’s arm: George Eliot and Rhoda Broughton.
N & Q 199, Mar 1954.
Sadleir, M. Broughton, Rhoda (1840–1920), Broughtoniana. In XIX
century fiction: a bibliographical record based on his own collection,
1951. [sjs]
Oliver Madox Brown 1855–74
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Gabriel Denver. 1873.
The dwale bluth, Hebditch’s legacy and other literary remains, with
a memoir and two portraits. Ed W. M. Rossetti and F. Hueffer 2
vols 1876. Prefixed is a Lament by P. B. Marston. Contains the
original version of Gabriel Denver, as The black swan.
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Marston, P. B. Oliver Madox Brown. Scribner’s Mag July 1876.
Ingram, J. H. Oliver Madox Brown: a biographical sketch. 1883.
Ingram, J. H. In the poets and poetry of the century, ed A. H. Miles,
vol 8, 1893 etc.
Robert Buchanan 1841–1901
See col 722.
Frances Hodgson Burnett 1849–1924
Rhoda Broughton | Frances Hodgson Burnett
The Scribner Archive at Princeton holds much of Mrs Hodgson Burnett’s professional
correspondence, and ms materials relating to her life and work are
held by many libs in Britain and the US, notably Manchester Central Lib and
NYPL.
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That lass o’ Lowries. New York and London 1877. First pbd in
Scribner’s Mag 1876. Adapted for the stage with Julius Magnus,
New York 1878.
Dolly: a love story. Philadelphia and London 1877; as Vagabodia,
New York 1883.
Surly Tim and other stories. New York and London 1877.
‘Theo’: a love story. Philadelphia and London 1877.
Pretty Polly Pemberton: a love story. Philadelphia 1877, London
1878. First pbd in Peterson’s Mag.
Our neighbour opposite. 1878.
Kathleen: a love story. Philadelphia and London 1878.
A quiet life: and the tide on the moaning bar. Philadelphia 1878; as
The tide on the moaning bar. – A quiet life, London 1879. First
pbd in Peterson’s Mag.
Miss Crespigny: a love story. Philadelphia 1878, London 1879. First
pbd in Peterson’s Mag.
Earlier stories: first ser. New York 1878, London 1879.
Earlier stories: second ser. New York 1878, London 1879.
Howarth’s. London and New York 1879.
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