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Nowell-Smith, S. Mark Rutherford: a short bibliography of the first
editions. 1973. Reprint of a suppl to Bookman’s Jnl, ser 3, vol 18
1930.
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Works published pseudonymously
The following appeared as ‘by Mark Rutherford’, the first 6 being ‘edited by his
friend Reuben Shapcott’.
The autobiography of Mark Rutherford, dissenting minister. 1881,
1884, 1892, 1893, 1896, 1900, 1903, 1904, 1905, 1913, 1923 (with
memorial introd by W. H. Massingham), 1928, 1936, Oxford 1991
(WCp ed W. S. Peterson); New York 1881, 1889, 1916, 1923, 1929; tr
Cz 1905. A novel.
Mark Rutherford’s deliverance: being the second part of his autobiography.
1885, 1888 (rev and expanded with the Autobiography,
above), 1892, 1904, 1913, 1923, 1927, 1936, Leicester 1969 (introd by
B. Willey), London 1986, 1988 (introd by D. Cupitt); New York
1883, 1889, 1889, 1892, 1904, 1913, 1916, 1923, 1929, 1976.
The revolution in Tanner’s Lane. 1887, 1893, 1904, 1913, 1923, 1927,
1936, 1971 (lst edn rptd, introd by S. Nowell-Smith), 1984 (introd
by C. Tomalin); New York 1887, 1929, 1975 (with Miriam’s schooling
and other papers).
Miriam’s schooling and other papers. 1890, 1892, 1904, 1905, 1923,
1936; New York 19??, 1975 (with The revolution, above).
Catharine Furze. 2 vols 1893, 1894, 1904, 1910, 1913, 1923, 1936, 1985
(introd by C. Tomalin); New York 1893, 1924, 1976 (with Clara
Hopgood).
Clara Hopgood. 1896, 1907, 1913, 1923, 1936, 1985 (introd by C.
Tomalin); New York 1896, 1976 (with Catharine Furze, above),
1996 ed L. Davies (ELp).
Other writings
An argument for an extension of the franchise: a letter addressed to
G. J. Holyoake. 1866.
A letter written on the death of Mrs Elizabeth Street. 1877 (priv ptd
and circulated).
A dream of two dimensions. 1884. Anon and priv ptd. Later included
in Last pages from a journal, below.
The inner life of the House of Commons, by William White; preface
by Justin McCarthy; introduction by the author’s son [i.e. White].
2 vols 1897.
A description of the Wordsworth and Coleridge manuscripts in the
possession of Mr T. Norton Longman. 1897. Ed with notes by
White.
An examination of the charge of apostasy against Wordsworth.
1898, 1976.
Coleridge’s poems: a facsimile reproduction of the proofs and manuscripts
of some of the poems; edited by the late James Dykes
Campbell, with preface and notes by W. Hale White. 1899.
John Bunyan, by the author of ‘Mark Rutherford’. 1895, 1905, 1922;
New York 1904.
Selections from Dr Johnson’s Rambler. 1907. Ed with preface and
notes by White.
The life of John Sterling, by Thomas Carlyle. Oxford 1907 (WC).
Introd by White.
The early life of Mark Rutherford (W. Hale White), by himself. 1913.
Preface by White’s son.
Reviews of individual works can be found in the Davis bibliography, above.
Contributions to periodicals
A comprehensive list of contributions to periodicals can be found in the Stone
bibliography, above.
Published letters, journals, diaries
Pages from a journal, with other papers. 1900, 1910 (expanded), 1915,
Oxford 1930 (WC).
More pages from a journal, with other papers. 1910.
Last pages from a journal, with other papers. Ed D. V. White 1915.
White, D. V. The Groombridge Diary. 1924.
Letters to three friends. Ed D. V. White 1924.
Translations
Benedict de Spinoza. Ethic. Tr White 1883, 1890, 1894 (rev and corrected
with new preface), 1899 (rev and corrected), 1910 (rev and
corrected), 1927, 1930.
Benedict de Spinoza. Tractatus de intellectus emendatione.
Translation [by White] rev by Amelia H. Stirling. 1895.
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Nicoll, W. R. Memories of Mark Rutherford. 1924.
MacLean, C. M. Mark Rutherford: a biography of W. H. White. 1955.
Details of most of the secondary critical material relating to Rutherford can
be found in the bibliographies of Davis and Stone, above. [ld]
Olive Schreiner 1855–1920
William Clark Russell | Olive Schreiner
Important collections of letters and other mss are to be found in the Edward
Carpenter Coll, Sheffield City Lib; Karl Pearson Coll, Univ Coll London;
Cronwright-Schreiner Coll, Cradock Public Lib, South Africa; J. W. Jagger Lib,
Univ of Cape Town; South African Lib, Cape Town; Havelock Ellis Coll, Univ
of Texas, Austin.
Bibliographies
Verster, E. Olive Emilie Albertina Schreiner (1855–1920): a bibliography.
Cape Town 1946.
Davis, R. Olive Schreiner 1920–1971: a bibliography. Johannesburg
1972.
Selection
Olive Schreiner: a selection. Ed U. Krige, Cape Town, London and
New York 1968.
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The story of an African farm: a novel. 2 vols 1883. First pbd under the
pseud ‘Ralph Iron’.
Dreams. 1891.
Dream life and real life: a little African story. Pbd under the pseud
‘Ralph Iron’. 1893. Also contains The woman’s rose, and The
policy in favour of protection _.
The political situation. 1896. With S. C. Cronwright-Schreiner.
Trooper Peter Halket of Mashonaland. 1897.
An English-South African’s view of the situation: words in season.
[1899.]
A letter on the Jew. Cape Town 1906. Priv ptd.
Closer union: a letter on the South African Union and the principles
of government. 1909.
Woman and labour. 1911.
Stories, dreams and allegories. 1923, 1924 (with 1 additional item).
Thoughts on South Africa. 1923.
From man to man: or perhaps only –. 1926. With introd by S. C.
Cronwright-Schreiner.
Undine. New York 1928, London 1929. With introd by S. C.
Cronwright-Schreiner.
Diamond fields. Ed R. Rive. In English in Africa. Vol 1, Mar 1974.
Fragment of an unpbd ms.
Letters
The letters of Olive Schreiner 1876–1920. Ed S. C. Cronwright-
Schreiner 1924.
Rive, R. (ed). Olive Schreiner letters. Vol 1 Claremont, South Africa
1987, Oxford 1988.
‘My other self’: the letters of Olive Schreiner and Havelock Ellis
1884–1920, ed Y. C. Draznin. New York 1992.
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Cronwright-Schreiner, S. C. The life of Olive Schreiner. 1924.
Cazamian, M. L. In his Le roman et les idées en Angleterre vol 3, Paris
1955.
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