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The Late Nineteenth-Century Novel
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Contributions to periodicals and introductions
For Blackwood’s Mag and Scottish Rev, see Wellesley vol 5 1989.
Scots Observer. 21 Dec 1889–25 Jan 1890.
Br Weekly. 2 Nov 1893–7 Mar 1895.
Introd to F. W. Robertson, Sermons preached at Brighton, 1898
(preface by C. B. Robertson).
Expositor. Feb 1894–Jan 1901.
Bookman. Feb 1895–Dec 1904 (sporadic).
Chapman’s Mag. Past redemption, Aug 1895.
McClure’s Mag. Feb 1896–Dec 1900.
Memorial sketches by W. R. Nicoll and Ian Maclaren. In H.
Drummond, The ideal life and other unpublished addresses,
1897, 1898 (2nd edn), Toronto 1899, 1900 (5th edn).
Sunday Mag. Aug 1897–Aug 1901.
In Letters to ministers, 1898.
In memoriam, sermons and address, by the late J. D. Watters, with
appreciations by Ian Maclaren et al. Swansea 1899.
Young Man. Feb–Oct 1899.
North Amer Rev. The restless energy of the American people – an
impression, Oct 1899.
St Nicholas (USA). Nov–Dec 1899.
Sunday Strand. Life of Jesus Christ, Jan–Dec 1900.
Munsey’s Mag. My favourite novelist and his best book, July 1900.
Windsor Mag. Mar–Dec 1901.
Sunday at Home. 1902–7.
Cassell’s Mag. A successful deal, Dec 1902.
Young Woman. The service of womanhood: a Christmas message,
Dec 1902.
Quiver. A beggar to cheer, June 1907.
In From a northern window. Papers critical and imaginative, ed F.
Watson, 1911.
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Dryerre, J. M. Great Thoughts 1 Dec 1894.
Noble, J. A. Windsor Mag Mar 1895 (illus), rptd Bookman (USA) Dec
1895.
Millar, J. H. The literature of the kailyard. New Rev Apr 1895.
Phelphs, E. S. McClure’s Mag Sep 1895.
Gordon, F. C. A visit to Drumtochty (Logiealmond?). Bookman
(USA) Dec 1895.
Butchart, R. Canadian Mag Jan 1896.
Paton, D. Sunday Mag Jan 1896 (illus).
Lewins, G. Primitive Methodist Quart Rev July 1896.
Davidson, D. A visit to Drumtochty (Logiealmond). Sunday Mag
Aug 1896.
Ross, Rev D. M. McClure’s Mag Oct 1896.
Murray, D. C. My contemporary in fiction. Canadian Mag June
1897.
Butcher, Rev J. W. The fiction of the Scottish life and character. Great
Thoughts Aug 1897.
Mellone, Rev S. H. New World Dec 1897.
In A wealth of laurel: being speeches on dramatic and kindred occasions.
New York 1898.
Blathwayt, R. Interview. Great Thoughts Jan 1899.
Puritan May 1899.
Wills, E. Puritan May 1899.
Pond, Major J. B. In his Eccentricities of genius, 1901.
Bookman Apr 1901.
Pearson, C. B. Ian Maclaren: a study of the man and his works.
Temple Mag May 1901.
Obits: Liverpool Post and Mercury 7 May 1907; Scotsman 7 May
1907; The Times 7 May 1907; Scottish Rev 9 May 1907; Br Weekly
16 May 1907; Bookman June 1907.
Moffatt, J. The stories of Ian Maclaren. Bookman June 1907.
Nicoll, W. R.‘Ian Maclaren’: life of the Rev John Watson, D.D. 1908.
Gamble, W. F. In DNB 1901–1911.
Anderson, E. The kailyard revisited. In Nineteenth-century Scottish
fiction: critical essays, ed I. Campbell, Totowa NJ 1979.
Sutherland, J. In The Longman companion to Victorian fiction,
1988.
Shepherd, G. The kailyard. In The history of Scottish literature, III:
nineteenth century, Aberdeen 1988.
McLukie, C. W. In The 1890s: an encyclopedia of British literature,
art, and culture, ed G. A. Cevasco, 1993.
Price, A. W. W. In his Robertson Nicoll and the genesis of the kailyard
school. Durham Univ Jnl Jan 1994.
DLB vol 156 Detroit 1995. [da]
Theodore Watts-Dunton 1832–1914
See col 2399.
Sir Frederick Wedmore 1844–1921
See col 2400.
Stanley John Weyman 1855–1928
Collections
The novels in thin paper and arranged chronologically, with an
introduction in the first volume by the author. 21 vols 1911, 1922.
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The house of the wolf: a romance. 1890.
The new Rector. 2 vols 1891.
The story of Francis Cludde. 1891.
A gentleman of France: being the memoirs of Gaston de Bonne,
Sieur de Marsac. 3 vols 1893.
The man in black. 1894.
My Lady Rotha: a romance. 1894 (limited edn of 20 copies), 1894.
Under the red robe. 2 vols 1894.
From the memoirs of a Minister of France. 1895.
The red cockade. 1895.
A little wizard. New York 1895.
The Castle Inn. 1898.
Shrewsbury: a romance. 1898.
Sophia. 1900.
Count Hannibal: a romance of the Court of France. 1901.
In Kings’ byways: short stories. 1902.
The long night. 1903.
The Abbess of Vlaye. 1904.
Starvecrow Farm. 1905.
Chippinge. 1906.
Laid up in lavender. 1907. Stories.
The wild geese. [1908.]
The Great House. 1919.
Ovington’s bank. 1922.
The traveller in the fur cloak. [1924.]
Queen’s folly. 1925.
The lively Peggy. 1928.
Oscar Wilde 1854–1900
See col 2060.
Charles James Wills 1842–1912
In the land of the lion and sun, or modern Persia: being experiences
of life in Persia during a residence of fifteen years in various parts
of that country. 1883, 1891.
Persia as it is: being sketches of modern Persian life and character.
1886.