The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature ... - uogenglish

George Nugent Bankes
A day of my life: or everyday experiences at Eton. 1877.
Helen Bannerman, née Watson, Brodie Cowan
Watson 1862–1946
The story of little black Sambo. 1899, 1904, Chicago 1905, 1950, 1952.
The story of little black Mingo. [1901.]
The story of little black Quibba. 1902.
Pat and the spider: the biter bit. [1904.]
The story of little black Quasha. [1908.]
Pieces for the amusement and instruction of young people. Glasgow
1936.
The story of Sambo and the twins. 1937.
Margaret Fraser Barbour
The way home. 1856.
The child of the Kingdom. 1862.
The soul-gatherer. 1864.
The Irish orphan in a Scottish home. 1866.
The bottles broken and how the mischief was remedied. [1875.]
Also pbd evangelical books.
Sabine Baring-Gould 1834–1924
Grettir the outlaw: a story of Iceland. [1889], ‘1890’.
My Prague pig and other stories for children. 1890.
A book of fairy tales retold. 1894.
The crock of gold. [1899.] Fairy tales.
See also col 1452.
‘Mrs Sale Barker’, Lucy D. Sale
Puff the Pomeranian and other tales. 1855 (illustr A. W. Cooper).
With a stout heart. [1874.]
Routledge’s holiday album for girls. 1877.
The holiday album for children. [1877.]
Little rosy cheek’s story book. 1878.
Little rosy lips’ story book. 1880.
Little silverlock’s story book. 1880.
Pet’s picture posies. 1880.
Tiny tots’ treasure. 1880.
Little wide awake’s pictures, described by Mrs Sale Barker.
Little wide awake’s poetry book for children. 1881.
Some of my little friends. 1882.
Those boys. 1882.
Those girls. 1882.
Only a little child. 1883.
Some of my feathered and four footed friends. 1883.
Sunday talks with mama. 1884.
Our friends. A book of original verse. 1887 (illustr F. A. Fraser).
Sunny childhood. 1887 (illustr S. McCloy).
Also contributed to periodicals for children, including Routledge’s Every
Boy’s Mag, and to Kate Greenaway’s Birthday Book.
Lady Mary Anne Barker, later Broome
A Christmas cake in four quarters. 1871.
Spring comedies. 1871.
Ribbon stories. 1872.
Holiday stories for boys and girls. 1873.
Boys. 1874 (illus).
First lessons on the principles of cooking. 1874.
Sybil’s book. 1874.
This troublesome world: or best of stories. 1875.
The white rat and other stories. 1880.
Also wrote books on her life in New Zealand.
Ellen Barlee
Helen Lindsay: or the trial of faith. 1863 (2nd edn).
Helen Macgregor: or conquest and sacrifice. Philadelphia 1865.
Stella Ashton: or conquered faults. Philadelphia 1868, 1871.
Effie’s prayer: or ‘Thy will be done’. 1871 (2nd edn).
Three paths in life. A tale for girls. 1872.
Good and bad manners. Three stories. 1874.
Locked out. A tale of the strike. 1874.
Life of the Prince Imperial. 1880.
Also pbd on social conditions and emigration.
Frances Catherine Barnard, Mrs Alfred Barnard
Embroidered facts. 1836.
The doleful death and flowery funeral of fancy. 1837. Verse.
The cottage and the hall: carelessness corrected. Yarmouth 1840.
The work-bag. In Mrs Bourne, Observation: or think a minute, 1844.
The schoolfellows: or holidays at the hall. 1845.
Caroline Barnard
The parent’s offering: or tales for children. 1813, 1823.
The prize: or the lace makers of Missenden. 1817.
Dick’s first school-days. 1875.
Emma J. Barnes
A needle and a thread: a tale for girls. 1873, 1882.
Faithful and true: or the mother’s legacy. 1883.
John M. Barnford
Elias Power: or ease in Zion. 1891.
J. M. Barrie
See col 2029.
Fanny Barry
Stories jolly. Stories new. 1889–92.
Soap bubble stories. For children. 1892.
Now for a story. 1893.
Charles H. Barstow
Old Ransom: or light after darkness. A story of street life. [188?]
Dr Christian Gottlof Barth
E. L. Aveline | Dr Christian Gottlof Barth
The Huguenot galley slaves. nd (tr from Ger).
Stories for the young. nd.
Winter evening stories. 1840.
Examples and warnings. 1844.
The raven’s feather: a story for children. [1847?], 1867, 1881.
René the young crusader. 1849 (tr from Ger).
Cuff, the negro boy. A story for Christian children. 1849 (tr from Ger
by Rev R. Menzies), 1857.
The weaver of Quellbrun: or the roll of cloth. A story for Christian
children. 1871 (tr from Ger).
Mick and Nick: or the power of conscience. 1873.
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