The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature ... - uogenglish

The young commander: a novel. 1856.
Bella Sandford: a tale. 1858.
The new buccaneers: a tale of the sea. 1858.
The young middy: or the perilous adventures of a boy officer among
the royalists and republicans of the first French revolution. 1858,
1859, Boston 1867.
The cruise of the Daring: a tale of the sea. 1860.
The lion of war: or the pirates of Loo Chow: a tale of the China seas
for youths. 1860.
The frigate and the lugger: a nautical romance. 1861.
The queen of the seas. 1864.
Our blue jackets, afloat and ashore. 1866.
Also wrote adult novels with a nautical theme.
James Leslie Armstrong
Beningborough Hall: a tale of the eighteenth century. 1836.
The heir of St Amerald: or the robber captain. 1845.
Life of Lord Byron. 1846.
Pretty tales for pretty people: or pictures of life. Designed chiefly for
the perusal of young persons. 1848.
Jessie F. Armstrong
Birds and their ways. 1884 (illus).
There’s a friend for little children. 1884.
Climbing higher. 1887.
Little Phil’s Christmas gifts. 1887.
Ernest and Ida: or Christmas at Montague House. 1888.
Lost, stolen or strayed: a story of London life. 1888, 1905, [1907].
For the king and the cross: a story for girls. 1889, 1906.
A shadow on the threshold: or a little leaven. 1889.
Celestine and Sallie: or two dolls and two homes. 1890.
Frank Horton’s heritage: or a yoke of bondage. [1890.]
Not like other folks: a city story. 1890, 1903.
Doris’s little girl: a story. 1891.
Griggie’s pilgrimage: or ‘Heaven is my home’. 1891.
From out of the past: a story. 1892.
Westminster chimes. 1893.
St Mervyn’s. 1894.
Mark Marksen’s secret. A story. [1895.]
Benzoni’s children. [1896.]
Kitty Landon’s girlhood: a story. 1896.
Eva Chaloner’s story: a temptation. [1897.]
Through Rosamund’s eyes: a story of the seventeenth century.
1898.
No 6 Victoria Ward: a tale. London and New York 1901.
Zeph Miller: or a brother’s love. [1906.]
Edwin Lester Linden Arnold
A summer holiday in Scandinavia. 1877.
England as she seems. Being selections from the notes of an Arab
Hadji. 1888.
The wonderful adventures of Phra the Phoenician. 1891, 1898 (illustr
H. M. Paget), 1910, 1936.
The constable of St Nicholas. 1894.
The story of Ulla and other tales. 1895.
Little Gullivar Jones: his vacation. 1901, 1905.
Lepidus the centurion. A Roman of to-day. 1901.
Also wrote a number of other bks, including some on coffee cultivation.
Rev John Christopher Atkinson 1814–1900
Walks, talks, travels and exploits of two schoolboys. A book for boys.
1859, 1892, 1898.
Playhours and half holidays: or further experiences of two schoolboys.
1860, 1862.
Lost: or what came from a slip from ‘honour bright’. 1870.
The last of the giant killers: or the exploits of Sir Jack of Danby Dale.
1891, 1893 (illustr N. Ericksen).
Scenes in fairyland or Miss Mary’s visits to the court of fairy realm.
1892 (illustr C. E. Brock).
Also wrote numerous other bks.
William Atkinson
Western stories. 1893 (illustr W. S. Stacey).
Helen Atteridge
Bunty and the boys. 1888.
Foremost if I can. 1891 (illustr G. Browne), 1891.
Butterfly ballads and stories in rhyme. 1898.
The bravest of the brave, and the story of a soldier, a donkey and a
doll. 1900.
Fluffy and Jack. 1900.
The queer house next door. 1900.
To school and away. 1900.
The mystery of Master Max and the shrimps of Shrimpton. 1900.
Uncle Silvio’s secret. 1900.
Madame Aublay
The young child’s moralist: or the two little brothers. 1827.
The black aunt. Stories and legends for children. (Tr from Ger)
Leipzig nd.
Adelaide Austen
Among the mountains: tales for the young. 1871.
Bible stories and their lessons. 1871.
Effie’s Christmas and other stories. 1871.
The holidays at Wilton and other stories. Edinburgh 1871.
Noble Joe: or the boy that was washed ashore. Edinburgh 1871.
A book of favourite animals, domestic and wild. Edinburgh 1876,
1893.
Stella Austin d. 1893
Richard André | Stella Austin
Stumps: a story for children. 1873, 1885 (tr Fr).
Somebody. A story for children. 1875, 1883 (tr Fr), 1900.
Not a bit like mother. 1876.
Rags and tatters: a story for boys and girls. 1876.
For old sake’s sake. 1877, 1882 (3rd edn), 1898 (4th edn).
Uncle Philip: a tale for boys and girls. 1877, 1903.
Ben Cramer, working jeweller: a tale for boys and girls. 1879.
Pat: a story for children. 1880, (as Pat: a story for boys and girls 1902,
1903).
Our next door neighbour. A story for children. 1881, 1898 (4th edn).
Great grandmother’s shoes: a story for children. 1881, 1882 (2nd edn).
Other people. A story of modern chivalry. 1883, 1903.
Wings: a tale. 1883, 1904.
Kenneth’s children. A story for boys and girls. 1884, 1903.
Mother Bunch: a story for boys and girls. 1884, 1905.
Two stories of two. Grandmother’s darling and a faithful heart. 1885.
Jack Frost’s little prisoners: a collection of stories for children from
4 to 12 years of age. 1887 (4th edn).
Tom the hero. 1887 (illus).
Paul’s friend. A story for children and the childlike. 1889.
The little Princess Angle: a story for children of all ages. 1890, 1912.
Tib and Sib. A story for children. 1892.
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