The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature ... - uogenglish

The Late Nineteenth-Century Novel
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Contributions to periodicals, collaborative works and
anthologies
Parker was a journalist on the Sydney Herald. He came to England in 1889
and worked as a journalist writing for a number of newspapers and jnls.
Dominion Churchman. In memoriam: Rev Francis W. Kirkpatrick,
Jan 1885. Poem.
Church Guardian. The hidden things, 17 Jan 1885.
The Week. 26 Mar–22 Oct 1885. Poems.
Daily Br Whig. 14 Apr 1885–15 Apr 1885. Poems.
Sydney Mail. 5 Mar 1887–30 Apr 1887.
Sydney Bulletin. 24 July 1886, 28 Aug 1886. Poems.
Illus Sydney News. 16 Oct 1886–Dec 1886.
Centennial Mag. Aug 1888–Dec 1889.
Leslie’s Weekly (New York). Contributions from 1890.
Independent. 29 Jan 1891–31 Mar 1892; 1 Nov 1915.
Good Words. May 1891–1898.
Anti-Jacobin. 28 Mar–18 Apr 1891.
Living Age. 8 Aug 1891–8 May 1897; 7 Sep 1912; 18 Oct 1913.
Nat Observer. 10 Oct 1891–18 Aug 1894.
The Speaker. 27 June–12 Dec 1891.
Eng Illus Mag. Nov 1891–June 1895.
Literary Opinion. Sep 1891–Jan 1892.
Good Cheer (Christmas edn of Good Words). The chief factor, 1892.
The Week. Close up, 16 Dec 1892. Poem.
Illus London News. 24 Dec 1892–7 Oct 1893.
March of the white guard. In Tavestock tales [1893].
McClure’s Mag. June 1893–Sep 1894.
Lippincott’s Mag. June 1893–Jan 1895.
The Critic. To the Emporer, dead, aged five: poem to Henley’s
daughter, 24 Mar 1894.
Pall Mall Mag. Mar 1894–Dec 1900.
Dial. It is enough that in this burdened time, 1 Aug 1894. Poem.
Outlook. 4 Aug 1894.
The Idler. Sep 1894–Apr 1895.
Chap-Book. 1 Nov 1894–1 Oct 1895.
Scribner’s Mag. Jan 1895; Dec 1913; May 1922.
Spectator. Nay, Lady, though I love thee I make pause, 27 Apr 1895.
Poem.
Atlantic Monthly. May 1894–June 1899.
Saturday Rev. Porfirio Diaz, President of Mexico, 10 Aug 1895; Small
ownerships and land banks, 20 Nov 1909.
Chambers’s Jnl. The bombadier. 3 Aug 1895.
New York Times. Nor king nor country, 1–6 Apr 1896.
The Globe (Toronto). Nor king nor country, 2 Apr–9 May 1896.
There is a sorrow on the sea. In Tales of our coast, 1896, New York
1896, 1901, Freeport NY 1970.
The Century (New York). The little bell of honor, Apr 1896.
Routledge (children’s mag). The stolen bonds, Feb 1897.
Canadian Mag. Dec 1897–Aug 1928.
Strand Mag. Jan 1898–Sep 1923.
Fortnightly Rev. July 1899; Mar 1911; July 1912; Sep 1913; July 1919.
Saturday Evening Post. 29 Sep 1900–29 Feb 1908.
Harper’s Monthly Mag. Oct 1900–May 1913.
In Treasury of Canadian verse, ed T. H. Rand, 1900.
Youth’s Companion (Boston). Contributions from 1900.
Nineteenth Cent. May 1901; Oct 1910–Aug 1913.
By Farcalladen Moor. In The May book, 1901. Poem.
Bookman. Dec 1901; June 1913; Dec 1921.
Windsor Mag. Dec 1901–Aug 1908.
Empire Rev. Life in Canada under the old régime, June 1902; First
years of British rule in Canada, Aug 1902.
North Amer Rev. July 1902; Dec 1907.
Current Lit. Nov 1904.
Delineator. When swallows homeward fly, Dec 1905.
Booklover’s Mag. Watching the rise of Orion, Mar 1906.
Cosmopolitan. Mar 1906; Dec 1910–Jan 1913.
Harmsworth’s Mag. Apr/May 1906–Oct 1912.
Everybody’s. Feb–July 1906.
The Story-Teller. Nov 1907–May 1922.
Cornhill Mag. The lodge beyond, July 1908.
Colliers. Norah, 25 Dec 1909.
The land, the people and the state: a case for small ownership and a
handbook. 1910. With R. Dawson.
English Rev. Land purchase and land banks, June 1911.
Hearst’s Mag. The money master, 1913–14.
Munsey’s Mag (New York). Feb–Sep 1914.
Sunset. War maker, Nov 1914.
In Horrors and atrocities of the Great War, ed L. Marshall,
Philadelphia 1915.
New York Times Current History Mag. Sep 1915–Dec 1918; Jan 1923.
To the memory of a friend. In Herbert Beerbohm Tree, ed M
Beerbohm, New York [c. 1918].
The Mentor. The author and motion pictures, Dec 1921.
Art and Decoration. Impressions of the motion picture as industry
and art, Jan 1922.
Views on the general situation in Great Britain. In Empire Club
addresses, Toronto 1923.
Primary Education, Popular Educator. Little Garaine, 18 Sep 1826.
Poem.
For contributions to Macmillan’s Mag, National Rev (London), and
New Rev, see Wellesley vol 5 1989.
Introductions, forewords and prefaces
Introd to E. P. Johnson, The moccasin maker, Toronto 1913.
Preface to P. C. Creswick et al, Kent’s care for the wounded, 1915.
Foreword to A. L. Lewis, The life of John Travers Lewis, [1930?].
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Bliss, C. Chap-Book 1 Nov 1894.
The novelist of the far north. Young Man, Dec 1895. Interview.
Thorold, W. J. Massey’s Mag Feb 1897.
Comer, C. A. P. Critic Oct 1898.
Rutledge, J. L. Acta Victoriana Apr 1904.
Cooper, J. A. Canadian Mag Oct 1905.
Douglas, J. Sir Gilbert Parker as plagiarist. The Star Dec 1909 and
Dec 1910.
Need, B. M. Some hidden sources of fiction: a paper read before the
Historical Society of Dauphin County, Pennsylvania.
Philadelphia 1909 (priv ptd). Compares Parker’s Seats of the
mighty with N. B. Craig’s Memoirs of Major Robert Stobo.
Northwest and Gilbert Parker. Nation Feb 1913.
Canadian Mag Aug 1926. Interview.
Obits: The Times 7 Sep 1932; The Mail and Empire [Toronto] 7 Sep
1932; Adock, A. St J. Bookman Oct 1932; Verte, I. Canadian
Bookman Oct 1932; Pomeroy, E. Educational Courier Feb 1933;
Elson, J. M. Onward Dec 1933.
Stanley, C. In DNB 1931–1940.
Adams, J. C. Seated with the mighty: a biography of Sir Gilbert
Parker. Ottawa 1979.
Sutherland, J. In the Longman companion to Victorian fiction,
1988.
Waterson, E. Gilbert Parker and his works. Toronto 1989.
DLB vol 99 Detroit 1990. [da]
Walter Pater 1839–94
See col 2376.
Frances Mary Peard 1835–1923
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The wood-cart, and other tales of the south of France. 1867, rptd
[1892] as Tales of the south of France.