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Children’s Books
1739 | 1740
The Spanish cavalier: a story of Seville. 1874.
A.L.O.E.’s picture story book. London and Edinburgh 1875.
The haunted room: a tale. 1875.
A wreath of Indian stories. 1876.
Harold Hartley: pictures of St Paul in an English home. [188?]
Idols in the hearth. [188?]
The lost jewel. [188?]
The lake of the woods. [1880?]
Pictures of St Paul in an English home. [188?]
Battling with the world. London and Edinburgh 1881.
Seven perils past: a series of stories. [1882.]
Life in the eagle’s nest: a tale of Afghanistan. [1883.]
Rescued from Egypt. 1883 (illus).
Life in the white bear’s den: a tale of Labrador. 1884.
Miracles of heavenly love in daily life. 1888.
Tales illustrative of the parables. London and Edinburgh 1891.
Driven into exile: a story of the Huguenots. 1892.
The iron chain and the golden. 1892.
The shepherd of Bethlehem, King of Israel. London and Edinburgh
1900.
Claudia. 1904.
Richard André
The butterfly and the toad. nd.
The oak and the nettle. nd.
The pebble in the brook. nd.
The children’s menu; dished up by André to suit all tastes in blue
and white and brown plates. 1881.
The cruise of the walnut shell. 1881.
Ada’s birthday party. Pictures and a story. 1882.
The animated tea service. Pictures and a story. 1882.
Dottie’s big bath: or the seaside. Pictures and words. 1882.
Georgie’s money box. 1882.
Grandmother’s thimble. 1882.
Jack’s slate: scribbles and scratches. 1882.
Upstream: a journey from the present to the past. 1883.
Little blossom: a book of child fancies. 1884.
The magic ring. 1884.
May’s muff: or rich and poor. 1884.
Tiny shoes. 1884.
The doormat and the scraper. 1885.
Every day fables. 1885.
The modern giant killer. 1885.
The oak and the nettle. 1885.
A patch-work quilt. 1885.
The outpost. A tale of the backwoods. 1886.
Ebb and Flo. A story of home and abroad. 1887.
Make believe: reality. 1888.
The king’s bell tower. 1888.
Colonel Bogey’s sketchbook. 1897.
Also illustrated children’s books, including those by Mrs Ewing.
Marion Andrews
The quest of Jack Hazelwood. [1891.]
Cousin Isabel. A tale of the siege of Londonderry. 1892.
A loyal heart: a tale of the Cornish coast. 1895.
Countess Helena. 1896.
The child of the lighthouse: a tale of the Great War. 1898.
Cyril the foundling. 1899 (illustr W. H. C. Groome).
Sylvia’s romance. 1900 (illustr W. H. C. Groome).
Mary H. Andrews
The story of a little crab. 1886.
‘F. Anstey’, Thomas A. Guthrie 1856–1934
Vice versa: or a lesson for fathers. 1882, 1883.
Voces populi. 1890.
The man from Blankley’s. 1893.
Paleface and redskin, and other stories for boys and girls. 1898.
The brass bottle. 1900.
Only toys. 1903.
In brief authority. 1915.
See also col 1451.
‘Henley I. Arden’, Henrietta Knight
Aunt Bell, the good fairy of the family. 1890, [1904].
Elizabeth: or cloud and sunshine. London and Edinburgh 1891.
The leather mill farm. 1891 (rptd from Friendly leaves).
Aylmer Court. [1894], [1896].
The Indian chief. [1899.]
‘Arabella Argus’
The juvenile spectator; being observations on the tempers, manners
and foibles of various young persons. 1810, 1813, 1823, 1835.
The adventures of a donkey. 1814, 1815, 1823, 1860, 1864, 1872, 1878,
1971.
Further adventures of Jemmy Donkey; interspersed with
biographical sketches of the horse. 1821, 1830, 1832.
Ostentation and liberality. A tale. 2 vols 1821, [1825?].
Annie E. Armstrong
Ethel’s journey to strange lands in search of her doll. 1883.
Madge’s mistake: a recollection of girlhood. London and Glasgow
[1883].
Marion: or the Abbey Grange. 1892.
Three bright girls: a story of chance and mischance. 1892.
A very odd girl: or life at the gabled farm. 1893.
Spark and I: a story told by a cat. [1894.]
Mona St Clair. London and New York 1897.
Violet Vereker’s vanity.‘1897’. [1896.]
My ladies three. London and New York 1898.
Frances Charlotte Armstrong, ‘F.C.A.’
Florence: or loyal quand même. 1873.
Looking up: or Nanny West and her grandson. [1874], London and
New York [1881].
Dick Ford and his father. [1875.]
Phyllis Pengelley. [1875.]
Red herring: or Allie’s little blue shoes. A tale for young readers.
1888 (illustr E. L. Thomas), 1893.
Her own way: or Kitty’s promise. [1889.]
Noel and Geoff: or three Christmas days. A story for children. [1889.]
The fortunes of ruby, pearl and diamond. [1890.]
Under the walnut tree: stories told by the birds. 1890.
Changed lots: or nobody cares. [1891.]
Old Caleb’s will: or the fortunes of the Cardew family. [1893], [1896].
A fair claimant: being a story for girls. 1894, 1900.
A girl’s loyalty. 1897.
The general and his daughter. 1907.
Francis Claudius Armstrong
The two midshipmen: a tale of the sea. 1854.
The Battle of the Bosphorus. 1855.
The warhawk: a tale of the sea. 1855, 1858, 1859.