The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature ... - uogenglish

Between two. Living Age 216 1898.
George Borrow. Cornhill Mag 80, Nov 1899.
Point of view. Nat Rev 32 1899.
The Scot of fiction. Atlantic Monthly 84 1899.
The art of narration. Nat Rev 34 1900.
The slum movement in fiction. Nat Rev 35 1900.
Great war novels. Nat Rev 37 1901.
Religious novels. Nat Rev 39 1902.
The islander. New England Mag 28 1903.
Observations on modern tragedy. Nat Rev 42 1904.
Fiction: is it deteriorating? Nat Rev 43 1904.
United States: the land of effort. Nat Rev 45 1905.
Ibsen the reformer. Nat Rev 48 1907.
Bairn-keeper. Living Age 260 1909.
Novels of Fogazzaro. Living Age 260 1909.
Ower young to marry yet. Living Age 264 1910.
Three sides to a question. Living Age 264 1910.
Charlie over the water. Living Age 268 1911.
Compulsory rations. Living Age 296 1918.
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Mackenzie, E. The Findlater sisters. Literature and friendship. 1964.
Blain, V., P. Clements and I. Grundy. The feminist companion to literature
in English. 1990.
Nichols, J. M. Rediscovering the novels of Mary and Jane Findlater.
ELT 37 1994.
Mary Williamina Findlater 1865–1963
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Sonnets and songs. 1895
Over the hills. 1897, New York 1897.
reviews: Athenaeum 3655 1897; Nation 98 1914; New York
Times 8 Mar 1914; Outlook Apr 1914.
Betty Musgrave. 1899, 1899 (2nd edn), New York 1913.
reviews: Athenaeum 3742 1899; Punch 116 1899; Nation 97 1913;
New York Times 7 Dec 1913.
A narrow way. 1901, New York [nd].
reviews: Athenaeum 3828 1901; Punch 120 1901; Nation 97 1913;
New York Times 7 Dec 1913.
Tales that are told. 1901. With J. Findlater.
review: Athenaeum 3841 1901.
The rose of joy. 1903, New York 1903.
reviews: Athenaeum 3961 1903; Bookman 25 1903.
The affair at the inn. 1904, Boston and New York 1904. With J.
Findlater, K. D. Wiggin and A. McAulay.
A blind bird’s nest. 1907, 1909 (illus).
reviews: Bookman 31 1907; Punch 132 1907.
Crossriggs. 1908, 1908 (2nd edn), 1910, New York 1913, London [1914],
[1919], 1924, 1926, 1986 (introd by P. Binding). With J. Findlater.
reviews: Athenaeum 4203 1908; Spectator 100 1908; TLS 7 May
1908; Nation 96 1913.
Penny Monypenny. 1911, 1912, New York 1913, London [1918]. With J.
Findlater.
reviews: Athenaeum 4385 1911; Punch 141 1911; Saturday Rev 112
1911; Spectator 107 1911; Bookman 41 1912; Nation 96 1913; New
York Times 2 Mar 1913.
Robinetta. 1911, Boston and New York [1911]. With J. Findlater, K. D.
Wiggin and A. McAulay.
review: Athenaeum 4361 1911.
Tents of a night. 1914, New York [1914].
reviews: Athenaeum 4522 1914; Bookman 47 1914; New York
Times 6 Sep 1914; Saturday Rev 118 1914; Spectator 112 1914.
Content with flies. 1916, New York 1916. With J. Findlater.
reviews: Bookman 50 1916; Dial 61 1916; Nation 103 1916; New
York Times 3 Dec 1916; Spectator 116 1916; TLS 6 Apr 1916.
Jane Helen Findlater | Percy Hetherington Fitzgerald
Seen and heard before and after 1914. 1916, New York 1916, London
1917. Stories. With J. Findlater.
review: TLS 30 Nov 1916; Dial 62 1917; New York Times 13 May
1917; Spectator 118 1917.
Beneath the visiting moon. 1923. With J. Findlater.
reviews: Bookman 64 1923; TLS 3 May 1923; New Statesman
12 May 1923.
Contributions to periodicals
Void of understanding. Cornhill Mag 80, Sep 1899.
Amid the orchids. Scribner’s Mag 37, May 1905.
To an old lady: poem. Outlook 105 1913.
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The Times 26 Nov 1963.
Mackenzie, E. The Findlater sisters. Literature and friendship. 1964.
Nichols, J. M. Rediscovering the novels of Mary and Jane Findlater.
ELT 37 1994.
Percy Hetherington Fitzgerald 1834–1925
Roman candles. 1861.
The night mail: its passengers, and how they fared at Christmas.
1862.
The story of the Incumbered Estates Court. 1862. From All the Year
Round.
Mildrington the barrister: a romance. 2 vols 1863. Anon.
Two English essayists: Charles Lamb and Charles Dickens. 1863.
The Rev Alfred Hoblush and his curacies: a memoir. 1863.
Bella donna, or the cross before the name: a romance. 2 vols 1864.
Pbd under the pseud ‘Gilbert Dyce’.
The life of Laurence Sterne. 2 vols 1864.
‘Le sport’ at Baden: a picture of watering-place life and manners.
1864.
Fairy Alice. 2 vols 1865.
A famous forgery: being the story of the unfortunate Dr Dodd.
1865.
Never forgotten. 3 vols 1865.
Charles Lamb: his friends, his haunts and his books. 1866.
Charles Townshend: wit and statesman. 1866.
Jenny Bell: a story. 3 vols 1866.
The second Mrs Tillotson: a story, reprinted from All the Year
Round. 3 vols 1866.
Polly: a village portrait. 2 vols 1867. Anon.
School days at Saxonhurst, illustrated by ‘Phiz’. 1867.
Seventy-five Brooke Street: a story. 3 vols 1867.
The dear girl. 3 vols 1868.
Diana Gay: or the history of a young lady. 3 vols 1868. First pbd in
Belgravia.
The life of David Garrick from original family papers. 2 vols 1868,
1899 (rev).
Autobiography of a small boy. 1869. Anon.
Fatal zero: a Homburg diary. 2 vols 1869, 1 vol 1886.
Proverbs and comediettas written for private representation. 1869.
Beauty Talbot. 3 vols 1870.
Principles of comedy and dramatic effect. 1870.
The Kembles: an account of the Kemble family. 2 vols [1871].
Two fair daughters. 3 vols 1871.
Life and adventures of Alexander Dumas. 2 vols 1873.
The middle-aged lover: a story. 2 vols 1873.
The romance of the English stage. 2 vols 1874.
The life of Samuel Johnson [by Boswell], edited with new notes. 3
vols 1874, 1888.
The life, letters and writings of Charles Lamb, edited with notes. 6
vols 1876, 4 vols 1882.
The parvenu family: or Phoebe, girl and wife. 3 vols 1876.
Little Dorinda: who won and who lost her! [1878.]
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