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Contributions to periodicals and collaborative works
Lucy Clifford contributed stories to numerous periodicals, among them the
Daily Mail, London Illus News and Strand Mag. For a selection of contributions
to periodicals, see Wellesley vol 5 1989.
The troubles of Chattie and Mollie. Quiver [187?].
About Nellie. Quiver 1872.
The last scene of the play. In Voluntaries for an East London
Hospital, 1887.
A ridiculous tragedy. Tauchnitz Mag Jan 1892.
Luck for him. Cassell’s Family Mag 1895–6.
The likeness of the night. Anglo-Saxon Rev 4 1899–1901.
A remembrance of George Eliot. Nineteenth Century Rev July 1913.
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Delille, E. Mrs W. K. Clifford. The Novel Rev July 1892.
Mrs W. K. Clifford. Whitehall Rev 9 Dec 1893. Anon.
Dickens, M. A. A chat with Mrs W. K. Clifford. Windsor Mag 1899.
Kellner, L. Die Cliffords. Die Nation. Wochenschrift für Politik,
Wolfswirtßchaft und Literatur 14 Apr 1906, 440–3.
Randell, W. L. Mrs W. K. Clifford. Bookman Jan 1920.
The Times 22 Apr 1929. Obituary.
Shell, H. Clifford’s The new mother and the menace of the lower
classes. TCW May 1990.
Chisholm, M. Mrs W. K. Clifford. A brief appreciation. In Advances
in applied Clifford algebra, Mexico 1993.
Demoor, M. Self-fashioning at the turn of the century: the discursive
life of Lucy Clifford (1846–1929). Jnl of Victorian Culture 4
1999. [md]
James Maclaren Cobban 1849–1903
Mss located in Nat Lib of Scotland; Pierpont Morgan Lib; Royal Literary
Fund.
Bibliographies
In Nineteenth century readers’ guide to periodical literature
1890–1899, ed H. G. Cushing and A. V. Morris, 2 vols New York
1944.
See also Wellesley vol 5 1989.
In Nineteenth-century fiction: a bibliographical catalogue based on
the collection formed by Robert Lee Wolff, 5 vols New York
1981–6.
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The cure of souls. A novel. [1879], 1899 (new edn).
By telegraph. New York [187?], London 1880, 1889.
Tinted vapours: a nemesis. New York 1885, 1890 (2 impressions, as A
nemesis, or tinted vapors).
Master of his fate. Edinburgh and London 1890, New York 1890 (as
Julius Courtney, or master of his fate), 1891, Elstree 1987 (facs of
1890 edn).
reviews: Scots Observer 21 Dec 1889; Edinburgh Medical Jnl Feb
1890.
The horned cat. New York [1891].
Sir Ralph’s secret. 1891.
review: Acad 28 Nov 1891.
A reverend gentleman. 1891, 1903, New York 1950, 1983.
reviews: Nat Observer 14 Nov 1891; Acad 21 Nov 1891.
A soldier and a gentleman. New York 1891, London 1904.
review: Acad 24 Sep 1904.
The red sultan. The remarkable adventures in western Barbary of
Sir Cosmo Mac Laurin, Bart. of Monzie in the county of Perth. 3
vols 1893, Chicago 1894, London and Edinburgh [1917], London
[1924].
reviews: Nat Observer 10 June 1893; Bookman July 1893.
The burden of Isabel. 3 vols 1893, New York 1893, London 1894 (new
edn).
reviews: Pall Mall Gazette 9 Jan 1894; Nat Observer 6 Jan 1894;
Acad 17 Feb 1894.
White Kaid of the Atlas. 1894.
The avenger of blood. 1895 (illustr J. Gülich).
review: Acad 22 June 1895.
The king of Andaman. A saviour of society. 1895, New York 1895.
The tyrants of Kool-Sim. 1896 (illustr J. B. Fisher), 1896 (2 edns, frontispiece
A. Wright).
Wilt thou have this woman? 1897, Philadelphia 1897.
review: Acad 10 Apr 1897.
Her Royal Highness’s love affair. 1897.
The angel of the covenant. 1898, New York 1899.
reviews: Acad 29 Oct 1898; New York Times 24 June 1899.
An African treasure. A tale of the great Sahara. 1899 (2 edns), New
York 1900.
Pursued by the law. 1899, New York 1899.
review: Outlook 8 Apr 1899.
Cease fire! A story of the Transvaal war of ’81. 1900, 1919.
review: Bookman Apr 1900.
I’d crowns resign. 1900.
review: Bookman Dec 1900.
The golden tooth. 1901, New York 1901.
review: New York Times 10 Aug 1901.
A royal exchange. New York 1901.
The life and deeds of Earl Roberts, V.C. etc. 4 vols Edinburgh
1901–[1902] (illus) (vol 4 London), London nd.
review: Acad 9 Mar 1901.
The green turbans. [1902], New York [1902].
reviews: Athenaeum 15 Mar 1902; Acad 22 Mar 1902.
The last alive. 1902, 1912.
review: Bookman Dec 1902.
The iron hand. 1904.
review: Acad 6 Feb 1904.
The terror by night. 1905.
review: Athenaeum 2 Sep 1905.
The missing partner. 1913.
Contributions to periodicals
Belgravia. Feb 1881–Apr 1883.
Scots Observer. 6 Apr 1889–27 July 1889.
Strand Mag. Feb–Aug 1891.
Chambers’s Jnl. 1891–4.
Yuletide (Cassell’s Christmas Annual). The avenger of blood, 1894.
Cassell’s Mag. Awr Tom, Mar 1895.
Ludgate Mag. One of the nameless, Dec 1896.
Pall Mall Mag. El mansor and Haïda, Mar 1904.
For Blackwood’s Mag, Longman’s Mag and Temple Bar, see Wellesley
vol 5 1989.
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Stuart, A. Montrose and Argyll in fiction. Blackwood’s Mag Jan 1899.
Discusses Cobban’s Angel of the covenant.
Sutherland, J. In his The Longman companion to Victorian fiction,
1988. [da]
Mary Coleridge 1861–1907
See col 725.
‘Hugh Conway’, Frederick John Fargus 1847–85
A life’s idylls and other poems. 1879, Bristol 1887.
Called back. Bristol 1884, 1885 (with life of the author).
Bound together: tales. 2 vols 1884.
Chewton-Abbot and other tales. 1884. Only Chewton-Abbot is by
Conway.
Dark days. Bristol 1885.