The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature ... - uogenglish

Children’s Books
1743 | 1744
E. L. Aveline
Simple ballads. Intended for the amusement of children. 1810.
The mother’s fables in verse. 1812, 1814, 1818, 1824, 1835, 1865.
Charles Harold Avery 1867–1943
The orderly officer. A tale. 1894.
An old boy’s yarns: or school tales for past and present boys. 1895.
The school’s honour, and other stories. 1894, [1895], 1951.
Frank’s first term: or making a man of him. 1896.
A boy all over. 1897.
The triple alliance. [1897?], 1899.
Soldiers of the Queen: or Jack Fenleigh’s luck. A story of the dash to
Khartoum. 1898.
The dormitory flag. 1899.
Stolen or strayed. 1899.
Mobsley’s Mohicians. A tale of two terms. 1900.
Wrote numerous boys’ and adult bks in the twentieth century. Many of his
early stories appeared in Young England and he was also a regular contributor
to Captain and Boy’s Own Paper.
Mrs J. E. Aylmer
Distant homes: or the Graham family in New Zealand. 1862 (illus),
1881, 1888.
Matilda Chaplin Ayrton
Child life in Japan, and Japanese child stories. 1879 (illus), 1888.
John Thomas Watson Bacot
The Bahamas: a sketch. 1869.
Wrote for boys’ magazines.
Mrs Clinton Baddeley
A little dog’s diary. [1893.]
Also wrote poetry.
Charlotte Bain
Her Beau-Ideal. [1895.]
Ace o’ hearts. 1898.
An echo of the spheres. 1919. Poems.
Maria Bainbridge
Rose of Woodlee. A tale. 1843.
Mrs Baker
The little traveller’s wanderings in Europe. nd.
Pretty poetry for little children. [1840] (by Augusta and Mrs
Sigourney and Mrs Baker).
Lady Amy Susan Baker, née Lady Amy Susan
Marryat
Letters to my girl friends. [c. 1890.]
A chaplet of verse for children. 1904.
M. Baker
Emily and her cousins: a tale of real life for little girls. 1828.
Sir Samuel White Baker
Cast up by the sea. A boy’s story. 1863 (illus and ed E. Rhys), 1869 (2nd
edn), New York 1870, London and New York 1911.
True tales for my grandsons. 1883 (illus).
See also col 2718.
Mrs Alfred Baldwin
The pedlar’s pack. nd (illus).
The shadow on the blind and other stories. 1895.
A chaplet of verse for children. 1904.
Clara Lucas Balfour, née Liddell 1808–78
All but lost. nd.
The garland of water flowers, a collection of poems and tales. 1841.
Moral heroism: or the trials and triumphs of the great and good. 1846.
The women of scripture. 1847.
The two Christmas days. [1852.]
Morning dew drops: or the juvenile abstainer. 1853, 1859 (4th edn).
The working women of the last half century: the lesson of their
lives. 1854.
The Burnish family. 1857.
Dr Lignum’s sliding scale: a story from real life. [1858.]
Glimpses of real life. 1859.
Frank’s Sunday coat. 1860.
A peep out of the window: and what came of it. [1860?]
‘Scrub’: or the workhouse boy’s first start in life. 1860.
Toil and trust: or the life-story of Patty, the workhouse girl. 1860,
1875 (4th edn).
Drift: a story of waifs and strays. Glasgow 1861.
Sunbeams for all seasons. 1861.
Uphill work. 1861.
The wanderings of a Bible. 1861.
Confessions of a decanter. 1862.
A mother’s lessons on the Lord’s prayer. [1862.]
Passages in the history of a shilling. [1862.]
A little voice and a sudden snarl. [1863.]
Cousin Bessie: a story of youthful earnestness. 1863, New York 1865,
1884.
Troubled waters. Glasgow 1864.
Cruelty and cowardice: a story for butchers and their boys. 1866.
One by herself. 1872.
The bond of kindness: a household record for the young. 1873.
Ethel’s strange lodger. A story in four chapters. 1874, 1896.
Lame Duck’s lantern: a story for children. 1874.
Two Christmas days; and the Christmas box. [188?] (illus).
Joe Tufton: a story of life struggles. [189?]
Also wrote many biographical sketches about contemporary women and tracts
for the Scottish Temperance League.
Robert Michael Ballantyne 1825–94.
See col 1096.
Alice Banks
Cheep and chatter: or lessons from field and tree. 1884 (illus), 1888,
1904.
Isabella Banks, née Varley, Mrs G. Linneas
Banks 1821–97
More than coronets. 1881 (illus).
See also col 1100.