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Sayings of Mrs Humphry Ward. 1915.
England’s effort. 1916 (preface by the Earl of Rosebery), 1916 (3rd
edn, with an epilogue bringing the story down to the middle of
Aug), 1916 (4th edn), London 1916 and 1917 (4th edn and new edn),
New York 1916 (1st Amer edn, preface by J. Choate), New York 1916
(2nd and 3rd edns), New York 1916 (4th edn, adds epilogue in the
shape of a 7th letter), New York 1916 (5th edn), New York 1918 and
1919 (new edns); tr Fr 1916, Du 1916, Amsterdam 1917 (new edn),
Swed 1917, Ital 1917.
Towards the goal. 1917 (introd by T. Roosevelt), New York 1917 (1st
Amer edn, preface by T. Roosevelt), New York 1918 (new edn).
A writer’s recollections. Serialised in Cornhill Mag Mar–May, July
1918; Harper’s Mag Jan, Mar–Oct 1918. 1918 (1st Br edn), 2 vols
New York 1918 (1st Amer edn).
Fields of victory. 1919 (1st Br edn, illus), New York 1919 (1st Amer edn,
illus).
Prefaces, introductions and contributions to periodicals
For a nearly complete listing of items in this category, see William S. Peterson,
Victorian heretic: Mrs Humphry Ward’s ‘Robert Elsmere’ (Leicester
1976) and Collister, Some new items by Mrs Humphry Ward, N & Q 25,
Aug 1978, 309–11.
Translations
Amiel’s journal. 2 vols 1885 (1st Br edn), 2 vols New York 1885 (1st
Amer edn), London 1887 (new edn), New York 1888 (2nd edn, rptd
1889; Jan and Oct 1890; Mar and Sep 1891, 1892; Jan and Apr 1893;
Jan and Aug 1894; Aug 1895), London 1889 and 1891 (new edns), 2
vols London 1893 (new edn), 2 vols New York 1895 (new edn), 1900
(new edn).
Plays
Eleanor. 1903 (1st Br edn), 1905 (new edn).
Agatha. 1903 (private edn, B version).
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Copeland, C. George Eliot and Mrs Humphry Ward. In North Amer
Rev 1892.
Y., G. The work of Mrs Humphry Ward. In Bookman 1892.
Stead, W. Mrs Humphry Ward: the art of marriage. 1896.
Traill, H. Sir George Tressady and the political novel. In Fortnightly
Rev 1896.
Murray, D. In My contemporaries in fiction, 1897, ch 10.
Cross, W. In The development of the English novel, 1899, ch 8.
Wilson, S. In The theology of modern literature. Edinburgh 1899.
Curtis, A. The novels of Mrs Humphry Ward. In Kensington Mag
1901 (May, June and July).
Howells, W. In Heroines of fiction, 2 vols New York and London
1901.
Mabie, H. The work of Mrs Humphry Ward. In North Amer Rev
1903.
Courtney, W. Mrs Humphry Ward. In The feminine note in fiction,
1904.
Olcott, C. Mrs Humphry Ward and her work. In The Outlook, New
York 1909.
Phelps, W. The novels of Mrs Humphry Ward. In Forum 1909.
Gwynn, S. Mrs Humphry Ward’s novels. In Nineteenth Cent 1911.
Fawkes, A. The ideas of Mrs Humphry Ward. In London Quart Rev
1912.
Walters, J. Mrs Humphry Ward, her work and influence. 1912.
Courtney, W. The English girl in fiction. In North Amer Rev 1913.
Ward, W. Reduced Christianity: its advocates and its critics. In Men
and matters, 1914.
Gwynn, S. Mrs Humphry Ward. New York 1915.
Bennett, A. Mrs Humphry Ward’s heroines. In Books and persons,
New York 1917.
Murry, J. The Victorian solitude. In Living Age 1918.
West, R. Mrs Humphry Ward again. In Bookman 1918.
Mary Augusta Ward | Brereton Marriott Watson
Gilman, L. The mind of Mrs Humphry Ward. In North Amer Rev
1919.
Lovett, R. Mary in wonderland. In Dial 1919.
Scudder, V. The Victorian background. In Yale Rev 1919.
Obits: Mrs Humphry Ward, The Times 25 Mar 1920; Our booking
office, Punch 1920; The gossip shop, Bookman 1920; Mrs
Humphry Ward, Amer Monthly Rev of Revs 1920.
Trevelyan, J. The life of Mrs Humphry Ward. 1923.
Grey, R. The heroines of Mrs Humphry Ward. In Fortnightly Rev
1927.
Jones, E. Mrs Humphry Ward. 1973.
Peterson, W. Victorian heretic: Mrs Humphry Ward’s Robert
Elsmere. Leicester 1976.
Smith, E. Mrs Humphry Ward. 1980.
Smith, E. Mrs Humphry Ward. In Victorian novelists after 1885,
1983.
Sutherland, J. Mrs Humphry Ward. Oxford 1990. [wbt]
H. B. Marriott Watson, Henry Brereton
Marriott Watson 1863–1921
Mss located in Berg Collection, NYPL; HRHRC, Austin TX; Pierpont Morgan
Lib. See also LR.
Bibliographies
See Wellesley vol 5 1989.
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Marahuna. A romance. 1888, New York 1888.
reviews: Literary World 20 Apr 1888; Athenaeum 19 May 1888;
Dial July 1888.
Lady faint-heart: a novel. 3 vols 1890.
reviews: Speaker 10 May 1890; Scots Observer 24 May 1890.
Prologue to Richard Savage: a play in four acts. 1891, New York 1891
(priv ptd).
The web of the spider. A tale of adventure. 1892, 1902, 1904, 1906,
1913, 1917.
reviews: Literary Opinion Oct 1891; Literary World 2 Oct 1891;
Athenaeum 3 Oct 1891; Acad 10 Oct 1891; Nat Observer 17 Oct 1891.
Diogenes of London and other fantasies and sketches. 1893.
reviews: Literary World 3 Mar 1893; Nat Observer 11 Mar 1893;
Athenaeum 18 Mar 1893.
At the first corner and other stories. 1895 (Keynote series), Boston
1895.
reviews: Literary World 14 June 1895; Speaker 29 June 1895;
Bookman (USA) July 1895; Athenaeum 13 July 1895.
Galloping Dick, being chapters from the life and fortunes of
Richard Ryder, otherwise Galloping Dick, sometime gentleman
of the road. 1896, Chicago 1896, London 1907, [1912].
reviews: Athenaeum 11 Jan 1896; New York Times 26 Jan 1896:
Bookman (USA) Mar 1896.
The adventurers: a tale of treasure trove. London and New York
1898, 1899, New York 1899, 1900, London [1912], [1920].
reviews: Acad 7 Jan 1899; Speaker 7 Jan 1899; New York Times 21
Jan 1899; Literature 28 Jan 1899; Atlantic Feb 1899; Dial 16 Feb
1899.
The Princess Xenia. A romance. London and New York 1899, New
York 1899, London [1912].
reviews: Speaker 9 Dec 1899; Spectator 16 Dec 1899; Dial 1 Feb
1900; Acad 24 Feb 1900; Bookman (USA) Mar 1900.
The rebel. Being a memoir of Anthony, fourth Earl of Cherwell,
including an account of the rising at Taunton in 1684, compiled
and set forth by his cousin, Sir Henry Mace. 1900, New York and
London 1900.
reviews: Athenaeum 31 Mar 1900; Outlook 31 Mar 1900; Speaker
31 Mar 1900; Acad 7 Apr 1900; New York Times 28 Apr 1900;
Literature 19 May 1900; Book Buyer June 1900; Dial 1 Sep 1900.
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