The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature ... - uogenglish

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The Premier and the painter. [1888.] With Louis Cowen. Pbd under
the pseud J. Freeman Bell.
The Bachelors’ Club. 1891, 1898 (with The Old Maids’ Club as The
Celibates’ Club).
The big Bow mystery. 1892.
Children of the Ghetto. 3 vols 1892, 1 vol 1893.
The Old Maids’ Club. 1892, 1898 (with The Bachelors’ Club as The
Celibates’ Club).
Ghetto tragedies. 1893. Contents later pbd in They that walk in
darkness, below, 1899.
‘Merely Mary Ann’. [1893.]
The King of Schnorrers: grotesques and fantasies. 1894.
The master. 1895.
Without prejudice. 1896. Rptd articles.
Dreamers of the ghetto. 1898.
‘They that walk in darkness’: ghetto tragedies. 1899. Includes contents
of Ghetto tragedies, above, 1893.
The mantle of Elijah. 1900.
Blind children. 1903. Poems.
The grey wig: stories and novelettes. 1903.
Ghetto comedies. 1907. The Jewish trinity also pbd separately.
The melting-pot: drama in four acts. 1909, 1914.
Italian fantasies. 1910.
The war god: a tragedy in five acts. 1911.
The hithertos. [1912.] Speech delivered at a meeting of the Women’s
Social and Political Union, Mar 1912.
The next religion: a play in three acts. 1912.
Plaster saints: a high comedy in three movements. 1914.
The war for the world. 1916.
The principles of nationalities. 1917 (Conway Memorial lecture).
Chosen peoples: the Hebraic ideal versus the Teutonic. With a foreword
by H. Samuel. 1918 (Davis Memorial lecture).
Hands off Russia: a speech delivered at the Royal Albert Hall,
February 8th 1919. 1919.
Jinny the carrier. 1919.
The voice of Jerusalem. 1920.
The cockpit: romantic drama in three acts. 1921.
The forcing house, or The cockpit continued: tragi-comedy in four
acts. 1922.
Too much money: a farcical comedy in three acts. [1924.]
We moderns: a post-war comedy in three movements (allegro,
andante, adagio). 1926.
Speeches, articles and letters of Israel Zangwill. Ed M. Simon 1937.
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Wells, H. G. Mr Zangwill’s Master. Saturday Rev 18 May 1895.
Wells, H. G. Mr Zangwill’s egoists. Saturday Rev 2 Jan 1897.
Oliphant, J. In his Victorian novelists, 1899.
Baron, A. and I. Finestein. The case of Zangwill. Jewish Quart 5 1957.
Leftwich, J. Israel Zangwill. 1957.
Wohlgelernter, M. Israel Zangwill: a study. 1964.
Adams, E. B. Israel Zangwill. New York 1971.
Udelson, J. H. Dreamer of the ghetto: the life and works of Israel
Zangwill. Tuscaloosa 1990.
v. Children’s books
The following are not included: (i) alphabets as such; (ii) didactic works of all
kinds, including those meant merely to convey knowledge in a domestic or
familiar way; (iii) works in which pictures purposely predominate over text;
(iv) anthologies, with a few special exceptions, particularly in respect of fairy
tales. The more voluminous writers are represented only by a typical selection.
(1) general works
Israel Zangwill | Children’s Books
Trimmer, S. The guardian of education. 5 vols 1802–4.
[Kendrew, J. (publisher of York).] A collection of the publications of
J. Kendrew. nd.
Titmarsh, Michael Angelo’ (W. M. Thackeray). On some illustrated
children’s books. Fraser’s Mag Apr 1846.
Yonge, C. M. Children’s literature of the last century [1769–1869].
Macmillan’s Mag July–Sep 1869.
Yonge, C. M. A storehouse of stories. 2 vols 1870–2. Selections from
18th and 19th centuries, with historical introd.
Mackarness, Mrs H. Children of the olden time. 1874.
Tytler, Sarah’ (H. Keddie). Childhood a hundred years ago. 1877.
Tuer, A. W. 1,000 quaint cuts from books of other days. [1886.]
Molesworth, Mrs M. L. The best books for children. Pall Mall
Gazette 29 Oct 1887.
Welsh, C. On coloured books for children. 1887. No 12 of priv ptd
Opuscula of the sette of odd vols.
Yonge, C. M. What books to lend and what to give. [1887.]
Hewins, C. The history of children’s books [early English and
American]. Atlantic Monthly Jan 1888.
Salmon, E. Juvenile literature as it is. 1888.
Pearson, E. Banbury chapbooks and nursery toy book literature of
the eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries. 1890 (priv ptd).
Field, Mrs E. N. The child and his book. 1891.
Molesworth, Mrs M. L. On the art of writing fiction for children.
Atalanta 6 1893.
Anon. Children yesterday and today. Quart Rev 183 1896.
White, G. Children’s books and their illustrators. Studio special no
1897–8.
Molesworth, Mrs M. L. Story-reading and story-writing.
Chambers’s Jnl 5 Nov 1898.
Tuer, A. W. Pages and pictures from forgotten children’s books.
1898–9.
Tuer, A. W. Stories from old fashioned children’s books. 1899–1900.
Tallentyre, S. G.’ (E. B. Hall). The road to knowledge a hundred years
ago. Cornhill Mag Dec 1900.
Lucas, E. V. Old fashioned tales. 1905. Selections with introd.
Lucas, E. V. Forgotten tales of long ago. 1906. Selections with introd.
Dodd, C. I. Some aspects of children’s books. Nat Rev Jan 1905.
Moses, M. J. Children’s books and reading. New York 1907.
H. M. Stationery Office. Catalogue of the British section of the international
exhibition of the book industry and graphic arts,
Leipzig. 1914. Special section devoted to children’s books; introd
by A. Rackham and F. J. H. Darton.
Barry, F. V. A century of children’s books. 1922.
The Horn Book Magazine. Boston 1924– . In progress.
Andreae, G. The dawn of juvenile literature in England. Amsterdam
1925.
[Gumuchian et Cie.] Les livres de l’enfance du XVe au XIXe siècle.
Préface de Paul Gavault. Paris [1930]. A bookseller’s catalogue, virtually
a bibliography.
Fulham Public Libraries. Catalogue of an exhibition of children’s
books of long ago; foreword by F. E. Hansford. [1931.]
Darton, F. J. H. Children’s books in England: five centuries of social
life. Cambridge 1932; ed K. M. Lines, Cambridge 1958 (rev); rev B.
Alderson 1982.
Hazard, P. Les livres, les enfants et les hommes. Paris 1932; tr Boston
1944.
Ridding, L. E. A nursery library seventy-five years ago.
Contemporary Rev Sep 1932.
Sayers, W. C. B. A manual of children’s libraries. 1932.
James, P. Children’s books of yesterday. Studio special no 1933.
Maxe, M. Children’s books ancient and modern. Nat Rev Dec 1933.
Rosenbach, A. S. W. Early American children’s books. Portland ME
1933 (priv ptd).
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