The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature ... - uogenglish

The Late Nineteenth-Century Novel
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House of mercy . . . An appeal. 1900.
Lysbeth. 1901. Leipzig 1901 (Tauchnitz). New York 1907.
A winter pilgrimage. First pbd in Queen 1901. 1901. Leipzig 1902
(Tauchnitz).
Rural England. 2 vols 1902, 1906.
Pearl Maiden. 1903, 1906. New York [1902]. Leipzig 1903 (Tauchnitz).
Stella Fregelius. First pbd in TP’s Weekly 1902–3. 1904, Leipzig 1904
(Tauchnitz).
The brethren. 1904, 1910, 1929; illustr Hookway Cowles 1952. New
York 1904, Leipzig 1904 (Tauchnitz). Tr Icelandic 1916.
Ayesha: the return of She. First pbd in Windsor Mag 1904–5. 1905;
illustr Hookway Cowles 1956; illustr Will Nickless 1957. Toronto
1905. Leipzig 1905 (Tauchnitz).
A gardener’s year. 1905. First pbd in Queen 1904.
Report on Salvation Army colonies. 1905, 1905 (rev as The poor and
the land).
Back to the land: a plea for state-directed colonisation. 1905.
The way of the spirit. 1906. Leipzig 1906 (Tauchnitz).
Benita. 1906; illustr Hookway Cowles. As The spirit of Bambatse.
New York 1906. Leipzig 1907 (Tauchnitz).
Fair Margaret. 1907. As Margaret New York 1907. Leipzig 1907
(Tauchnitz).
The real wealth of England. An address delivered on behalf of Dr
Barnardo’s homes. 1907.
The ghost kings. 1908, 1912.
The yellow god. New York 1908, London 1909.
The lady of Blossholme. First pbd in The British Weekly 1909 as The
lady of heavens. 1909, New York 1908. Leipzig 1909 (Tauchnitz).
Tr Swed 1911.
Morning star. 1910, New York 1910, Leipzig 1910 (Tauchnitz).
Queen Sheba’s ring. 1910; illustr Geoffrey Whittam 1953. New York
1910. Leipzig 1910 (Tauchnitz). Tr Rus 1962.
Regeneration: an account of the social work of the Salvation Army.
1910.
The Mahatma and the hare. 1911, New York 1911.
Red eve. New York 1911. Leipzig 1911 (Tauchnitz).
Rural Denmark. 1911; ‘New edition’ 1917.
Marie. 1912; illustr Hookway Cowles 1959. New York 1913. Leipzig
1913 (Tauchnitz). Tr Sp 1951.
Child of storm. 1913.
A call to arms. 1914 (priv ptd).
Letter to the Right Hon Lewis Harcourt from Sir Rider Haggard
relating to his visit to Rhodesia and Zululand. 1914.
The wanderer’s necklace. 1914, New York 1914. Leipzig 1914
(Tauchnitz).
The holy flower. First pbd in The Windsor Mag 1913–14. 1915; illustr
Hookway Cowles 1954. As Allan and the holy flower. New York
1915.
The after-war settlement and employment of ex-service men. 1916.
The ivory child. 1916; illustr Hookway Cowles 1958. New York 1916.
Finished. 1917; illustr Hookway Cowles 1962. New York 1921, etc.
Love eternal. 1918, New York 1918.
Moon of Israel. 1918, Toronto 1918. Tr Esperanto 1928.
When the world shook. 1919, New York 1919.
The ancient Allan. 1920, New York 1920.
Smith and the Pharaohs, and other tales. Bristol 1920. New York 1921.
She and Allan. First pbd in Story Mag 1919–20. 1921, New York 1921.
The virgin of the sun. 1922, New York 1922.
Wisdom’s daughter. 1923, New York 1923. Leipzig 1923 (Tauchnitz).
Heu-Heu. 1924, New York 1924. Leipzig 1924 (Tauchnitz).
Queen of the dawn. 1925, New York 1925.
The days of my life. 2 vols 1926. First pbd in Strand Mag 1926, but
expanded in book form.
The treasure of the lake. 1926, New York 1926.
Allan and the ice gods. 1927, New York 1927. Leipzig 1927
(Tauchnitz).
Mary of Marion Isle. 1929. As Marion Isle. New York 1929.
Balshazzar. 1930, New York 1930.
Contributions to periodicals and collaborative works
The tale of Isandhlwana and Rorke’s Drift. In The true story book,
ed Andrew Lang, 1893.
A wedding gift by H. Rider Haggard. In Harry Furniss’s Christmas
annual for 1905, 1905.
Letters or journals
Rudyard Kipling to Rider Haggard. Ed Morton Cohen 1965.
The private diaries of Sir Henry Rider Haggard. Ed D. S. Higgins
1980.
Translations or introductions or commendatory verses
Haggard, Ella. Life and its author with a memoir by H. Rider
Haggard. 1890.
Jebb, B. (Mrs). A strange career. Life and adventures of John Gladwyn
Jebb with an introduction by H. Rider Haggard. 1894.
Wilmot, Alexander. Monomotopa (Rhodesia), its monuments and
its history with preface by H. Rider Haggard. 1896.
Dutt, William A. The king’s homeland with an introduction by H.
Rider Haggard. 1904.
Adams, Thomas. Garden city and agriculture with an introductory
address by H. Rider Haggard. [1905.]
Home Counties (pseud, i.e. J. W. Robertson Scott). The case for the
government with introductions by the Duchess of Hamilton and
Brandon . . . and Mr H. Rider Haggard. 1908.
‘iana’ or imitations
Bess. A companion to Jess. (By John De Morgan.) New York 1887.
He. By the authors of It, King Solomon’s wives, and Bess. (By
Andrew Lang and W. H. Pollock.) 1887.
He. (By John De Morgan.) New York 1887.
It. (By John De Morgan.) New York 1887.
King Solomon’s treasures. (By John De Morgan.) New York 1887.
King Solomon’s wives: or the phantom mines by Hyder Ragged. (By
Sir Henry Chartres Biron.) 1887.
‘Me’, or the story of the window curtains: a companion to She.
Chicago 1887.
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Haggard, L. R. The cloak that I left: a biography. 1951.
Ellis, H. F. The niceties of plagiarism. Atlantic Monthly Jan 1959.
Cohen, M. Rider Haggard: his life and works. 1960.
Higgins, D. S. Rider Haggard: the great storyteller. 1981.
Butts, D. King Solomon’s mines. Edited with a critical introd,
Oxford 1989 (WCp).
Karlin, D. She. Edited with a critical introd, Oxford 1991 (WCp).
Butts, D. Allan Quatermain. Edited with a critical introd, Oxford
1995 (WCp). [db]
Philip Gilbert Hamerton 1834–94
See col 2353.
Thomas Hardy 1840–1928
Manuscripts
Ms materials are described in individual entries.
The original manuscripts and papers of Thomas Hardy: a collection
on microfilm. E. P. Microform, Wakefield, Yorkshire 1976.
Includes most, but not all, of the mss material in the British
Isles.
Thomas Hardy’s The return of the native. Ed S. Gatrell, New York
1986. Photo facs of all ms materials relating to the novel.
Thomas Hardy’s Tess of the d’Urbervilles. Ed S. Gatrell, 2 vols New
York 1986. Photofacs of all ms materials relating to the novel).