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The juvenile budget reopened: being further selections. Boston
1840, New York 1860.
Evening book: or fireside stories. 1852.
Lucy Aikin, ‘Mary Godolphin’ 1781–1864
Poetry for children. 1795, 1801, 1808 (5th edn), 1815 (6th edn), 1818
(7th edn), 1831, 1845.
Juvenile correspondence: or letters designed as examples of the
epistolary style, for children of both sexes. 1811, 1816, 1826.
Evenings at home [retold] in words of one syllable. By Mary
Godolphin. 1869.
See also col 2078.
William Harrison Ainsworth
Boscobel: or the Royal Oak, a tale of the year 1651. 1872.
See also col 1091.
Deborah Alcock 1835–1913
The cross and the crown. A tale of the revocation of the Edict of
Nantes. nd.
Sunset in Provence and other tales of martyr times. 1864.
The Spanish brothers: a tale of the sixteenth century. 1871, 1888,
1900, 1903.
Under the Southern Cross: a tale of the new world. 1873, 1874, 1887.
She hath done what she could.A New Year’s debate to older girls. 1880.
The Czar. 1882.
A tale of the time of the first Napoleon. 1883, 1906.
The Roman students on the wings of morning. A tale of the
Renaissance. 1883.
Arthur Erskine’s story. A tale of the days of Knox. London and
Edinburgh 1884.
Archie’s chances and the child’s victory. 1886.
Genevieve: or the children of Port Royal. A story of old France. 1889.
Prisoners of hope: a story of the faith. 1894.
The well in the orchard. [1896.]
By far Euphrates. 1897.
Doctor Adrian: a story of old Holland. 1897.
The little captives and other stories. 1898, 1929.
The friends of Pascal: or the children of Port Royal. 1902.
Robert Musgrave’s adventure. A story of old Geneva. 1909.
Wrote a number of bks on the history of the Protestant Church and hymn bks.
See E. B. Bayly, The author of the Spanish brothers, Deborah Alcock,
her life and works, 1914.
‘Isabella Alden’
Esther Reid yet speaking. [1890?]
Three people. [1890?]
Mrs Cecil Frances Alexander, née Humphreys
1818–95
The baron’s little daughter and other tales. 1848, New York 1854,
1867. In prose and verse.
Hymns for little children. 1848 (many succeeding editions).
See also col 621.
Alexander Allardyce 1846–96
The city of sunshine. 1877.
Balmoral: a romance of the king’s country. Edinburgh and London
1893, 1896.
Also pbd adult novels.
Phoebe Allen
Henry Gardiner Adams | ‘A. L. O. E.’, Charlotte Maria Tucker
The witch’s den. nd (illustr F. Feller).
Asaph Wood: or little by little. 1882.
The black witch of Honeycritch. 1886 (illustr F. Dadd).
Minon: or the cat that the king looked at. 1887 (illustr F. Dadd),
1930.
Wanted a camel. 1888.
Match box Phil. 1890.
The boys of Priors Dean. 1891 (illustr H. W. Petherick).
Two little victims. 1891.
Jack and Jill’s journey. A tour through the plant kingdom. 1899
(illustr H. Godfrey).
A pennyworth of kindness. 1900.
Playing at botany. 1901.
The pick of the basket. 1902.
As the twig is bent. 1903.
Bringing home the may. 1903.
Wrote numerous adult novels, as well as bks on botany, heraldry and architecture,
and translated a number of works from French.
William Allingham 1824–88
In fairyland: a series of pictures from the elf world by Richard Doyle
with a poem by William Allingham (A forest in fairyland). 1870.
The fairies: a child’s song. (1st pbd in 1850 in Poems, which was withdrawn
from circulation. Also appeared in the Music-makers.)
1883, 1912.
Rhymes for the young folk. [1887.]
See col 514.
‘A. L. O. E.’, ‘A Lady of England’, Charlotte Maria
Tucker 1825–93
The Claremont tales: or illustrations of the beatitudes. [1854.]
Wings and strings: a tale for the young. 1855.
The giant killer: or the battle which all must fight. 1856, 1864,
[1878?], 1894 (illustr Dalziel).
Upwards and downwards: or the sluggard and the diligent: a story
for boys. 1856.
Daybreak in England. 1857 (illus).
The rambles of a rat. 1857, 1888 (illustr Dalziel).
The young pilgrim: a tale illustrative of ‘The pilgrim’s progress’.
London and Edinburgh 1857.
The mine: or darkness and light. London and Edinburgh 1858.
Old friends with new faces. London and Edinburgh 1858.
The story of a needle. 1858.
My neighbour’s shoes: or feeling for others. London and Edinburgh
1861.
Scripture picture puzzles, with single descriptive narratives and
Bible questions. 1861?
The crown of success: or four heads to furnish. London and
Edinburgh 1863.
Exiles in Babylon: or children of light. 1864.
The mine: or darkness and light. 1865, 1895.
Rescued from Egypt. London and Edinburgh 1865.
Fairy know-a-bit: or a nutshell of knowledge. 1866, 1868.
The triumph over Midian. London and Edinburgh 1866, 1871,
[189?]
House beautiful: or the Bible museum. 1868.
The golden fleece: or who wins the prize? 1869.
The robbers’ cave: a tale of Italy. 1870, 1883.
Flora: or self-deception. 1871, 1905.
A wreath of smoke. London and Edinburgh 1871.
A friend in need, and other stories. 1873.
The little maid. 1874.
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