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The life sentence, 1912, New York 1914, London 1921.
The night of temptation. [1912], [1913], New York 1914, London 1916,
1932.
review: TLS 12 Dec 1912.
The greater law. 1914, New York 1914 (pbd as Hilda against the
world).
review: Saturday Rev 118 1914.
Daughters of heaven. 1920, New York [1920?], London 1921, New
York [1921?], London 1922. Contains The bachelor, The price of an
hour, The butterflies’ dance, Their honeymoon, Triumph, More
cruel than the beast of prey, Playing the game, The vision of love,
The ride into life.
Over life’s edge. [1921], New York 1921, London 1922, New York
[1922], London 1926, 1929.
The beating heart. 1924, New York [1924?], London 1928. Contains
The kiss in the wilderness, Colour, A novel elopement, Village
passion, The vengeance of Pasht, The jewel casket, Supping with
the devil.
Electric love. 1929, New York [1929?], London 1931, 1933; tr Fr 1947.
The unconscious sinner. 1930, New York [1930?], London 1931, 1932.
The husband’s holiday. 1932, 1933.
The girl in the studio. 1934, New York [1934], London 1935; tr Ital
1947.
Martha Brown M.P.: a girl of tomorrow. 1935, 1936.
review: London Mercury 32 1935.
Jim. 1937, 1938.
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Stokes, S. Pilloried. 1929, New York 1929.
Blain, V., P. Clements, and I. Grundy. The feminist companion to literature
in English. 1990.
Hubert Montague Crackanthorpe 1870–96
Bibliographies
Danielson, H. In his Bibliographies of modern authors, 1921.
Harris, W. A bibliography of writings about Crackanthorpe. Eng
Fiction in Transition 6 1963.
Collections
Collected stories, 1893–7, together with an appreciation by Henry
James. Gainesville FL 1969.
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Wreckage: seven studies. 1893.
Sentimental studies; and, A set of village tales. 1895.
Vignettes: a miniature journal of whim and sentiment. 1896.
Last studies. 1897.
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Crackanthorpe, D. Hubert Crackanthorpe and English realism in
the 1890s. 1977.
Johnson, L. Poetry and fiction: reflections on three nineteenth
century authors: Herbert P. Horne, Hubert Crackanthorpe,
William Johnson Cory. Edinburgh 1982.
Francis Marion Crawford 1854–1909
Bibliographies
Moran, J. C. An F. Marion Crawford companion. Westport CT 1981.
Collections
Uncanny tales. 1911, New York 1911 (as Wandering ghosts).
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Our silver: a letter addressed to George S. Coe, esq., chairman of the
executive council of the American Bankers’ Association. New
York 1881.
Mr Isaacs: a tale of modern India. 1882.
Vivian Cory, ‘Victoria Cross’| Francis Marion Crawford
Doctor Claudius: a true story. 1883.
To leeward. 2 vols ‘1884’ [1883].
A Roman singer. 2 vols 1884 (May).
An American politician: a novel. 2 vols 1884 (Nov).
Zoroaster. 2 vols 1885.
A tale of a lonely parish. 2 vols 1886.
Saracinesca. 3 vols Edinburgh 1887 (Apr).
Marzio’s crucifix. 2 vols 1887 (Oct).
Paul Patoff. 3 vols 1887 (Nov).
With the immortals. 2 vols 1888.
Greifenstein. 3 vols 1889 (Apr).
Sant’ Ilario. 3 vols 1889 (Aug).
A cigarette-maker’s romance. 2 vols 1890.
Khaled: a tale of Arabia. 2 vols 1891 (May).
The witch of Prague. 3 vols 1891 (July).
The three fates. 3 vols 1892 (Apr).
Don Orsino. 3 vols 1892 (Nov).
The children of the King: a tale of southern Italy. 2 vols 1893 (Feb).
The novel: what it is. New York 1893 (Mar), London 1893 (May).
Literary criticism.
Pietro Ghisleri. 3 vols 1893 (June).
Marion Darche: a story without comment. 2 vols 1893 (Oct).
Katharine Lauderdale. 3 vols 1894 (Mar).
The upper berth. 1894 (May). Also contains By the waters of
Paradise.
Love in idleness: a Bar Harbour tale. 1894 (Oct).
The Ralstons. 2 vols 1895 (Jan).
Constantinople. 1895 (Oct). Travel.
Casa Braccio. 2 vols 1895 (Nov).
Adam Johnstone’s son. 1896 (Apr).
Bar Harbor. New York 1896 (July). First pbd in Scribner’s Mag 1894.
Travel.
Taquisara. 2 vols New York and London 1896 (Oct).
A rose of yesterday. 1897 (June).
Corleone: a tale of Sicily. 2 vols 1897 (Oct).
Ave Roma Immortalis: studies from the chronicles of Rome. 2 vols
1898, 1 vol 1903. History.
Via Crucis: a romance of the Second Crusade. 1899.
In the palace of the king: a love story of old Madrid. 1900 (Oct).
The rulers of the south: Sicily, Calabria, Malta. 2 vols 1900 (Nov), 1
vol 1905 (as Southern Italy and Sicily and the rulers of the south).
History.
Marietta: a maid of Venice. 1901.
Francesca da Rimini: a play in four acts. New York 1902 (Apr) (12
copies only), Nashville 1980 (200 copies); tr Fr by Marcel Schwob,
Paris 1902, London [1914] (abridged).
Cecilia: a story of modern Rome. 1902 (Oct).
Man overboard! 1903 (July).
The heart of Rome: a tale of the ‘lost water’. 1903 (Oct).
Whosoever shall offend . . .. 1904.
Soprano: a portrait. 1905 (Sep), New York 1905 (as Fair Margaret).
Gleanings from Venetian history. 2 vols 1905 (Dec), 1 vol 1907, 2 vols
New York 1905 (as Salve Venetia), 1909 (as Venice: the place and
the people). History.
A lady of Rome. 1906.
Arethusa. 1907 (Oct).
The little City of Hope: a Christmas story. 1907 (Nov), [1908].
The primadonna: a sequel to ‘Soprano’. 1908 (Mar).
The diva’s ruby: a sequel to ‘Soprano’ and ‘Primadonna’. 1908
(Oct).
The White Sister. 1909 (May).
Stradella: an old Italian love tale. 1909 (Sep).
The undesirable governess. 1910.
The White Sister: romantic drama in three acts. New York 1937. With
W. Hackett. A dramatised version of the 1909 novel written in
that year.
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