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Between two. Living Age 216 1898.<br />

George Borrow. Cornhill Mag 80, Nov 1899.<br />

Point <strong>of</strong> view. Nat Rev 32 1899.<br />

<strong>The</strong> Scot <strong>of</strong> fiction. Atlantic Monthly 84 1899.<br />

<strong>The</strong> art <strong>of</strong> narration. Nat Rev 34 1900.<br />

<strong>The</strong> slum movement in fiction. Nat Rev 35 1900.<br />

Great war novels. Nat Rev 37 1901.<br />

Religious novels. Nat Rev 39 1902.<br />

<strong>The</strong> islander. New England Mag 28 1903.<br />

Observations on modern tragedy. Nat Rev 42 1904.<br />

Fiction: is it deteriorating? Nat Rev 43 1904.<br />

United States: the land <strong>of</strong> effort. Nat Rev 45 1905.<br />

Ibsen the reformer. Nat Rev 48 1907.<br />

Bairn-keeper. Living Age 260 1909.<br />

Novels <strong>of</strong> Fogazzaro. Living Age 260 1909.<br />

Ower young to marry yet. Living Age 264 1910.<br />

Three sides to a question. Living Age 264 1910.<br />

Charlie over the water. Living Age 268 1911.<br />

Compulsory rations. Living Age 296 1918.<br />

§2<br />

Mackenzie, E. <strong>The</strong> Findlater sisters. <strong>Literature</strong> and friendship. 1964.<br />

Blain, V., P. Clements and I. Grundy. <strong>The</strong> feminist companion to literature<br />

in <strong>English</strong>. 1990.<br />

Nichols, J. M. Rediscovering the novels <strong>of</strong> Mary and Jane Findlater.<br />

ELT 37 1994.<br />

Mary Williamina Findlater 1865–1963<br />

§1<br />

Sonnets and songs. 1895<br />

Over the hills. 1897, New York 1897.<br />

reviews: Athenaeum 3655 1897; Nation 98 1914; New York<br />

Times 8 Mar 1914; Outlook Apr 1914.<br />

Betty Musgrave. 1899, 1899 (2nd edn), New York 1913.<br />

reviews: Athenaeum 3742 1899; Punch 116 1899; Nation 97 1913;<br />

New York Times 7 Dec 1913.<br />

A narrow way. 1901, New York [nd].<br />

reviews: Athenaeum 3828 1901; Punch 120 1901; Nation 97 1913;<br />

New York Times 7 Dec 1913.<br />

Tales that are told. 1901. With J. Findlater.<br />

review: Athenaeum 3841 1901.<br />

<strong>The</strong> rose <strong>of</strong> joy. 1903, New York 1903.<br />

reviews: Athenaeum 3961 1903; Bookman 25 1903.<br />

<strong>The</strong> affair at the inn. 1904, Boston and New York 1904. With J.<br />

Findlater, K. D. Wiggin and A. McAulay.<br />

A blind bird’s nest. 1907, 1909 (illus).<br />

reviews: Bookman 31 1907; Punch 132 1907.<br />

Crossriggs. 1908, 1908 (2nd edn), 1910, New York 1913, London [1914],<br />

[1919], 1924, 1926, 1986 (introd by P. Binding). With J. Findlater.<br />

reviews: Athenaeum 4203 1908; Spectator 100 1908; TLS 7 May<br />

1908; Nation 96 1913.<br />

Penny Monypenny. 1911, 1912, New York 1913, London [1918]. With J.<br />

Findlater.<br />

reviews: Athenaeum 4385 1911; Punch 141 1911; Saturday Rev 112<br />

1911; Spectator 107 1911; Bookman 41 1912; Nation 96 1913; New<br />

York Times 2 Mar 1913.<br />

Robinetta. 1911, Boston and New York [1911]. With J. Findlater, K. D.<br />

Wiggin and A. McAulay.<br />

review: Athenaeum 4361 1911.<br />

Tents <strong>of</strong> a night. 1914, New York [1914].<br />

reviews: Athenaeum 4522 1914; Bookman 47 1914; New York<br />

Times 6 Sep 1914; Saturday Rev 118 1914; Spectator 112 1914.<br />

Content with flies. 1916, New York 1916. With J. Findlater.<br />

reviews: Bookman 50 1916; Dial 61 1916; Nation 103 1916; New<br />

York Times 3 Dec 1916; Spectator 116 1916; TLS 6 Apr 1916.<br />

Jane Helen Findlater | Percy Hetherington Fitzgerald<br />

Seen and heard before and after 1914. 1916, New York 1916, London<br />

1917. Stories. With J. Findlater.<br />

review: TLS 30 Nov 1916; Dial 62 1917; New York Times 13 May<br />

1917; Spectator 118 1917.<br />

Beneath the visiting moon. 1923. With J. Findlater.<br />

reviews: Bookman 64 1923; TLS 3 May 1923; New Statesman<br />

12 May 1923.<br />

Contributions to periodicals<br />

Void <strong>of</strong> understanding. Cornhill Mag 80, Sep 1899.<br />

Amid the orchids. Scribner’s Mag 37, May 1905.<br />

To an old lady: poem. Outlook 105 1913.<br />

§2<br />

<strong>The</strong> Times 26 Nov 1963.<br />

Mackenzie, E. <strong>The</strong> Findlater sisters. <strong>Literature</strong> and friendship. 1964.<br />

Nichols, J. M. Rediscovering the novels <strong>of</strong> Mary and Jane Findlater.<br />

ELT 37 1994.<br />

Percy Hetherington Fitzgerald 1834–1925<br />

Roman candles. 1861.<br />

<strong>The</strong> night mail: its passengers, and how they fared at Christmas.<br />

1862.<br />

<strong>The</strong> story <strong>of</strong> the Incumbered Estates Court. 1862. From All the Year<br />

Round.<br />

Mildrington the barrister: a romance. 2 vols 1863. Anon.<br />

Two <strong>English</strong> essayists: Charles Lamb and Charles Dickens. 1863.<br />

<strong>The</strong> Rev Alfred Hoblush and his curacies: a memoir. 1863.<br />

Bella donna, or the cross before the name: a romance. 2 vols 1864.<br />

Pbd under the pseud ‘Gilbert Dyce’.<br />

<strong>The</strong> life <strong>of</strong> Laurence Sterne. 2 vols 1864.<br />

‘Le sport’ at Baden: a picture <strong>of</strong> watering-place life and manners.<br />

1864.<br />

Fairy Alice. 2 vols 1865.<br />

A famous forgery: being the story <strong>of</strong> the unfortunate Dr Dodd.<br />

1865.<br />

Never forgotten. 3 vols 1865.<br />

Charles Lamb: his friends, his haunts and his books. 1866.<br />

Charles Townshend: wit and statesman. 1866.<br />

Jenny Bell: a story. 3 vols 1866.<br />

<strong>The</strong> second Mrs Tillotson: a story, reprinted from All the Year<br />

Round. 3 vols 1866.<br />

Polly: a village portrait. 2 vols 1867. Anon.<br />

School days at Saxonhurst, illustrated by ‘Phiz’. 1867.<br />

Seventy-five Brooke Street: a story. 3 vols 1867.<br />

<strong>The</strong> dear girl. 3 vols 1868.<br />

Diana Gay: or the history <strong>of</strong> a young lady. 3 vols 1868. First pbd in<br />

Belgravia.<br />

<strong>The</strong> life <strong>of</strong> David Garrick from original family papers. 2 vols 1868,<br />

1899 (rev).<br />

Autobiography <strong>of</strong> a small boy. 1869. Anon.<br />

Fatal zero: a Homburg diary. 2 vols 1869, 1 vol 1886.<br />

Proverbs and comediettas written for private representation. 1869.<br />

Beauty Talbot. 3 vols 1870.<br />

Principles <strong>of</strong> comedy and dramatic effect. 1870.<br />

<strong>The</strong> Kembles: an account <strong>of</strong> the Kemble family. 2 vols [1871].<br />

Two fair daughters. 3 vols 1871.<br />

Life and adventures <strong>of</strong> Alexander Dumas. 2 vols 1873.<br />

<strong>The</strong> middle-aged lover: a story. 2 vols 1873.<br />

<strong>The</strong> romance <strong>of</strong> the <strong>English</strong> stage. 2 vols 1874.<br />

<strong>The</strong> life <strong>of</strong> Samuel Johnson [by Boswell], edited with new notes. 3<br />

vols 1874, 1888.<br />

<strong>The</strong> life, letters and writings <strong>of</strong> Charles Lamb, edited with notes. 6<br />

vols 1876, 4 vols 1882.<br />

<strong>The</strong> parvenu family: or Phoebe, girl and wife. 3 vols 1876.<br />

Little Dorinda: who won and who lost her! [1878.]<br />

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