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The Late Nineteenth-Century Novel
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1895, Scribner’s Mag May–July 1895. 1895 (1st Br edn), New York
1895 (1st Amer edn), London 1912 (new edn), Cambridge MA 1967
(micro edn).
Sir George Tressady. Serialised in Century Mag Nov 1895–Oct 1896.
1896 (1st Br edn), 2 vols New York 1896 (1st Amer edn), 2 vols
London 1896 (private 1st edn; a limited edn of 6 copies bound in 2
vols for the author), 2 vols New York 1897 (new edn), London
(before 1900, 4th edn), 2 vols in 1 New York 1909 (new edn),
London 1909 and 1910 (new edns, Nelson’s Lib), London 1919 (new
edn).
review: Bookman 11, Nov 1896.
Helbeck of Bannisdale. 1898 (1st Br edn), 2 vols New York 1898 (1st
Amer edn), London 1898 (new edn), 2 vols New York 1898 (new
edn, Set up and electrotyped May 1898, rptd June, Aug, twice Sep,
Oct, Nov, Dec 1898; Mar 1899), 2 vols Leipzig 1898 (Tauchnitz),
London 1899 (5th edn), 1904 (new edn, Newnes Sixpenny
Copyright Novels), 1911 (new edn), 1911 (new edn, Nelson’s Lib),
1918 (new edn), New York 1975 (new edn, Victorian fiction: novels
of faith and doubt, reprint of 1898 Smith, Elder 1st edn),
Harmondsworth 1983 (new edn), Cambridge MA 1967 (micro
edn, Victorian fiction and other nineteenth-century fiction, roll
21. Copy of 2-vol Macmillan 1st edn).
review: Nineteenth Cent 44, Oct 1898.
Eleanor. Serialised in Harper’s Mag Jan–Dec 1900. 1900 (1st Br edn,
illustr A. Sterner), New York 1900 (1st Amer edn, illustr A.
Sterner), 2 vols Leipzig 1900 (Tauchnitz), 2 vols New York 1900
(new edn, paged continuously), London 1901 (new edn), New
York 1901 (new edn), London 1904 (new edn), 1905 (new edn,
Newnes’ Sixpenny Novels, illus), 1912 (new edn, Nelson’s Lib).
Lady Rose’s daughter. Serialised in Harper’s Mag May 1902–Apr
1903. 1903 (1st Br edn, illus), New York 1903 (1st Amer edn), 2 vols
New York 1903 (special 1st edn, paged continuously, a limited edn
of 350 copies bound in 2 vols, some or perhaps all signed by the
author), 2 vols Leipzig 1903 (Tauchnitz), New York 1903 (new
edn), London 1904 (new edn), 1906 (new edn, Newnes’ Sixpenny
Novels), 1909 (Nelson’s Lib), 1914 (new edn), 1 vol 1914 (new edn),
Cambridge MA 1967 (micro edn, Victorian fiction and other nineteenth-century
fiction, roll 22. Copy of 1-vol Harper 1st edn).
Marriage of William Ashe. Serialised in Harper’s Mag Dec
1904–May 1905. 1905 (1st Br edn, illustr A. Sterner), New York
1905 (1st Amer edn, illustr A. Sterner), 1 vol New York nd (special
1st edn, a reprint of the Harper’s Mag format of the book), New
York 1905 (special 1st edn, autograph edn limited to 972 copies), 2
vols Leipzig 1905 (Tauchnitz), New York 1906 (new edn), London
1907 (new edn, Nelson’s Lib).
Fenwick’s career. Serialised in Century Mag Nov 1905–June 1906.
1906 (1st Br edn, illustr A Sterner), New York 1906 (1st Amer edn,
illustr A. Sterner), 2 vols London 1906 (special 1st edn, limited edn
of 250 copies, each signed by the author), 1906 (new edn), Toronto
1906 (new edn), London 1910 (new edn, Daily Mail Sixpenny
Novels no 111), Cambridge MA 1967 (micro edn, Victorian fiction
and other nineteenth-century fiction, roll 21. Copy of Amer 1st
edn); tr Swed 1906.
Diana Mallory (Amer title, The testing of Diana Mallory). Serialised
in Harper’s Mag Nov 1907–Oct 1908. 1908 (1st Br edn), New York
1908 (1st Amer edn, illustr W. Hatherell), London 1908 (2nd edn),
1908 (new edn), 1908 (new edn, Macmillan’s Colonial Lib no 552),
1911 (new edn, Daily Mail Sixpenny Novels no 151), 1914 (new edn,
Newnes Shilling Ser 14).
review: North Amer Rev 188, Nov 1908.
Daphne (1st Amer title, Marriage à la mode). Serialised in McClure’s
Mag Jan–June 1909. 1909 (1st Br edn, illustr F. Pegram), New York
1909 (1st Amer edn, illustr F. Pegram), Leipzig 1909 (Tauchnitz),
London 1911 (new edn), New York 1911 (new edn), London 1912
(new edn); tr Ger 1910.
Canadian born (Amer title, Lady Merton, colonist). Serialised in
Cornhill Mag Oct 1909–May 1910; Ladies Home Jnl Oct 1909–May
1910. 1910 (1st Br edn, frontispiece by A. Sterner), New York 1910
(1st Amer edn, frontispiece by A. Sterner), London 1910 (new edn),
New York 1910 (new edn), London 1912 and 1914 (new edns); tr Ger
1912.
The case of Richard Meynell. Serialised in Cornhill Mag Jan–Dec
1911; McClure’s Mag Jan–Dec 1911. 1911 (1st Br edn, illus), New
York 1911 (1st Amer edn, illustr C. Brock), 2 vols Leipzig 1911
(Tauchnitz), New York 1911 (new edn), London 1912 and 1913 (new
edns), 1913 (new edn, Newnes’ Sixpenny Copyright Novels), 1918
(new condensed edn), Cambridge MA 1967 (micro edn, Victorian
fiction and other nineteenth-century fiction, roll 21. Copy of 1st
Amer edn).
The mating of Lydia. Serialised in Good Housekeeping Nov
1912–Nov 1913. 1913 (1st Br edn, illus), New York 1913 (1st Amer
edn), 2 vols Leipzig 1913 (Tauchnitz), London 1913 (new edn), 1915
(Newnes’ Sixpenny Copyright Novels).
The Coryston family. Serialised in Harper’s Mag May–Nov 1913. 1913
(1st Br edn), New York 1913 (1st Amer edn, illustr E. Shippen),
London 1919 (new edn).
Delia Blanchflower. 1915 (1st Br edn), New York 1914 (1st Amer edn),
Toronto 1914 (new edn), London 1916 (new edn).
review: TLS 28 Jan 1915.
Eltham House. 1915 (1st Br edn), New York 1915 (1st Amer edn, frontispiece
by F. Craig), 1915 (new edn, rptd from 1st Amer edn).
review: Boston Transcript 29 Sep 1915.
A great success. Serialised in Cornhill Mag May–July 1915. 1916 (1st
Br edn), New York 1916 (1st Amer edn); tr Fr nd.
Lady Connie. Serialised in Cornhill Mag Dec 1915–June 1916, 1916
(1st Br edn), New York 1916 (1st Amer edn), 1916 (new edn), London
1918 (slightly condensed).
Missing. 1917 (1st Br edn), New York 1917 (1st Amer edn, frontispiece
by C. Gilbert), Toronto 1917 (new edn), New York 1918 (new edn),
1918 (7th edn, illus with scenes from the photo-play of the same
name); tr Sp nd.
The war and Elizabeth (Amer title, Elizabeth’s campaign). 1918 (1st
Br edn), New York 1918 (1st Amer edn, frontispiece by C. Gilbert),
1918 (2nd, 3rd and 4th edns), 1919 (5th edn); tr Fr 1920.
Cousin Philip (Amer title, Helena). 1919 (1st Br edn), New York 1919
(1st Amer edn, frontispiece by C. Gilbert), London 1919 (2nd
impression).
Harvest (also pbd as Love’s harvest). 1920 (1st British edn), New York
1920 (1st Amer edn), London 1929 (new edn, Novel Lib, as Love’s
harvest).
Non-fiction
A morning in the Bodleian. Windermere 1871 (priv ptd).
Unbelief and sin. A protest. Addressed to those who attended the
Bampton lecture [by John Wordsworth] of Sunday, March 6th
1881. 1881 (ptd for the author).
Christianity and agnosticism; a controversy. New York 1889.
Address to mark the opening at University Hall. 1891.
The future of University Hall. 1892.
New forms of Christian education; an address to the University Hall
Guild. 1892, New York 1898.
Unitarians and the future (the Essex Hall lecture). 1894.
Social ideals; an address delivered at the Passmore Edwards settlement.
1897.
Invalid children’s schools (a paper read at the Nat Conference of
Women Workers). 1900.
The play-time of the poor. 1906.
William Thomas Arnold, journalist and historian. Manchester 1907.
Women’s national anti-suffrage league: speech. 1908 (Women’s
Suffrage Pams no 56).
Letters to my neighbours on the present election. 1910, 1910 (2nd
edn, rev).