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The Late Nineteenth-Century Novel
1679 | 1680
Mrs J. H. Riddell, i.e. Charlotte Elizabeth
Lawson Cowan 1832–1906
Selections
The collected ghost stories. Ed E. F. Bleiler, New York and London
1977.
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Zuriel’s grandchild. [1855?], 1873 (as Joy after sorrow).
The ruling passion. 3 vols 1857, 1896. Pbd under the pseud ‘Rainey
Hawthorne’.
The moors and the fens. 3 vols 1858. Pbd under the pseud ‘F. G.
Trafford’.
The rich husband: a novel of real life. 3 vols 1858. Anon.
Too much alone, by F. G. Trafford. 3 vols 1860.
City and suburb, by F. G. Trafford. 3 vols 1861.
The world in the Church, by F. G. Trafford. 3 vols 1863 (2nd edn).
George Geith of Fen Court: a novel by F. G. Trafford. 3 vols 1864.
Maxwell Drewitt: a novel by F. G. Trafford. 3 vols 1865.
Phemie Keller: a novel by F. G. Trafford. 3 vols 1866.
The race for wealth: a novel. 3 vols 1866. First pbd in Once a Week.
Far above rubies: a novel. 3 vols 1867 (2nd edn).
The miseries of Christmas. In Routledge’s Christmas Annual, 1867.
Austin Friars: a novel. 3 vols 1870. Rptd from Tinsleys’ Mag.
A life’s assize: a novel. 3 vols 1871. First pbd in St James’s Mag Apr
1868–Feb 1870.
The Earl’s promise: a novel. 3 vols 1873.
Home, sweet home: a novel. 3 vols 1873.
Fairy water: a Christmas story. [1873] (as Routledge’s Christmas
Annual), 1878.
Mortomley’s estate: a novel. 3 vols 1874.
Frank Sinclair’s wife and other stories. 3 vols 1874.
The uninhabited house. [1875] (as Routledge’s Christmas Annual),
[1883] (with The haunted river).
Above suspicion: a novel. 3 vols 1876.
Her mother’s darling: a novel. 3 vols 1877.
The haunted river: a Christmas story. In Routledge’s Christmas
Annual 1877, [1883] (with The uninhabited house).
The disappearance of Mr Jeremiah Redworth. In Routledge’s
Christmas Annual, [1878].
The mystery in Palace Gardens: a novel. 3 vols 1880. First pbd in
London Soc.
Alaric Spenceley: or a high ideal. 3 vols 1881.
The senior partner: a novel. 3 vols 1881.
The curate of Lowood: or every man has his golden chance. [1882.]
With 3 stories by other authors.
Daisies and buttercups: a novel. 3 vols 1882.
The Prince of Wales’s garden party and other stories. 1882.
A struggle for fame: a novel. 3 vols 1883.
Susan Drummond: a novel. 3 vols 1884. First pbd in London Soc 1883
as Three wizards and a witch.
Weird stories. 1884, 1946.
Berna Boyle: a love story of the County Down. 3 vols 1884.
Mitre Court: a tale of the great city. 3 vols 1885. First pbd in Temple
Bar.
For Dick’s sake. [1886.]
The government official: a novel. 3 vols 1887. Anon. With A. H.
Norway.
Miss Gascoigne: a novel. 1887.
Idle tales. 1888.
The nun’s curse: a novel. 3 vols 1888.
Princess Sunshine and other stories. 2 vols 1889.
A mad tour: or a journey undertaken in an insane moment through
Central Europe on foot. 1891.
The head of the firm: a novel. 3 vols 1892.
The rusty sword: or thereby hangs a tale. [1894.] First pbd in Dawn
of day, 1893.
A silent tragedy: a novel. 1893.
The banshee’s warning and other tales. 1894.
Did he deserve it? 1897.
A rich man’s daughter. 1897.
Handsome Phil and other stories. 1899.
The football of fate. 1900.
Poor fellow! 1902.
Mrs Riddell also revised Sir C. P. Roney’s How to spend a month in
Ireland, 1874.
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Black, H. C. In her Notable women authors of the day, 1893.
Elizabeth Robins, ‘C. E. Raimond’ 1862–1952
The Fales Lib, New York Univ, is the principal repository of mss, typescripts,
diaries, correspondence, family papers, scrapbooks and records by or relating
to Robins. For locations of other mss materials, see Thomas, Bibliography,
below.
Bibliography
Thomas, S. Elizabeth Robins (1862–1952): a bibliography. Victorian
Fiction Research Guide 22. St Lucia, Queensland 1994.
Addendum: Robins, E. The herstory of a button. Introd by J. E.
Gates. American Voice 19 1990.
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Alan’s wife: a dramatic study in three scenes. Introd by W. Archer
1893 (anon). Rptd without Archer’s introd in New woman plays,
ed L. Fitzsimmons and V. Gardner, 1991, and in Female playwrights
of the nineteenth century, ed A. Scullion, 1996; tr Swed
1895. Based on Befriad, by E. Ameen. With F. Bell.
George Mandeville’s husband. By C. E. Raimond. 1894, New York
1894, micro Louisville KY [1966?] (Wright Amer Fiction).
The new moon. By C. E. Raimond. 1895, New York 1895, micro
Louisville KY [1966?] (Wright Amer Fiction).
Below the salt. By C. E. Raimond. 1896, Chicago 1896 (as The fatal
gift of beauty and other stories), London 1900 (2 edns), micro
Louisville KY [1966?] (Wright Amer Fiction). Contains A lucky
sixpence, Confessions of a cruel mistress, The Portman memoirs,
The fatal gift of beauty, ’Gustus Frederick, Vroni, Below the salt.
The stories A lucky sixpence and ’Gustus Frederick were dropped
for the Amer edn. Robins’s name appeared on the title page of the
1900 British edn.
The open question: a tale of two temperaments. By C. E. Raimond.
1898 (2 impressions), 1899, 2 vols Leipzig 1899 (Tauchnitz), New
York 1899, London 1907, 1913, 1915, micro Louisville KY [1966?]
(Wright Amer Fiction). Robins’s name appeared on the title pages
of the 2nd impression of the British edn in Dec 1898 and in the
3rd issue of the Amer edn in 1899.
The magnetic north. 1904, 2 vols Leipzig 1904 (Tauchnitz), New
York 1904, Toronto 1904, Melbourne 1904, London 1906, 1909,
1910, 1915 (Nelson’s Lib), 1919, micro Louisville KY 1963, Upper
Saddle River NJ 1969, micro Woodbridge CT [1971?] (Amer
Fiction).
A dark lantern: a story with a prologue. 1905, Leipzig 1905
(Tauchnitz), New York 1905, 1913 (Macmillan’s Fiction Lib), micro
Woodbridge CT [1971?] (Amer Fiction).
The convert. 1907 (2 edns), New York 1907, Leipzig 1908 (Tauchnitz),
New York 1910, 1912 (Macmillan’s Standard Lib), 1913
(Macmillan’s Fiction Lib), London 1919, micro Woodbridge CT
[1971?] (Amer Fiction), London 1980 (introd by J. Marcus), Old
Westbury NY 1980 (introd by J. Marcus).
Under the southern cross. New York 1907, rptd in Cassell’s Mag 46
1908, Woodbridge CT [1971?]. Novella.
Votes for women: a play in three acts. Chicago 1907, London [1909?],
[192?], rptd in How the vote was won and other suffragette plays,