The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature ... - uogenglish

Children’s Books
1759 | 1760
‘Carlton Bruce’
See George Mogridge.
Charles Bruce
Dick Barford: a boy who would go downhill. Edinburgh [1871].
Emily M. Bryant
‘Jack’. The story of a scapegrace. 1897.
Norma: a school tale. 1897.
The doings of Denis and other stories. 1898.
Dolly and Syb at boarding school. 1898.
Kitty Lonsdale and some Rumsby folk. 1898.
A little pair and what they did. 1900.
The nine. A family history. 1900.
The North Sea, Lassie and other stories. 1900.
John Buchan 1875–1940
Sir Quixote of the moors. 1895.
John Burnet of Barns. 1897.
The one in the middle and other stories. 1903.
Prester John. 1910.
The thirty-nine steps. 1915.
The magic walking stick. 1932.
Most of Buchan’s writing for adults was pbd in the twentieth century. See his
Memory hold-the-door, 1940; J. A. Smith, John Buchan, 1965.
‘Ruth Buck’, Mrs Ruth Buck Lamb
Grateful Peter’s new year gift. nd.
The longest way round for the shortest. nd.
Milly’s mistakes and what she learned by them. nd.
How Charley helped his mother. 1850, [1861], Philadelphia 1870.
Old Cantanker: or what came of the flower show. nd.
Trials of a village artist. 1860, 1862 (as Dick Fraser, or the trials of a
village artist), Philadelphia 1868.
Midsummer at Hay Lodge. London and Edinburgh 1861, 1870.
A little child’s day and what she learned in it. [1862.]
The touch of the fairies. 1862.
It isn’t right: or Frank Johnson’s reason. 1863, 1878.
The experiences of Tom Neal and Sarah his wife. 1864.
Pleasant paths for little feet. [1864.]
The carpenter’s family: a sketch of village life. 1865.
Master and servant: or Richard Owen’s choice. 1865, [1882] (as
Richard Owen’s choice; being the history of one who would not
work on Sundays).
Jem Morrison, the fisher boy. [1872.]
Sturdy Jack. [1877.]
Look on the sunny side, and other sketches. 1888.
Katie Brightside: or how she made the best of everything. 1895.
Joe’s first earnings: or the wickedest weed of all. 1896.
Anna Jane Buckland b. 1827
The little Warringtons. [1860], [1961] (illustr E. Hall).
Twelve links of a golden chain. 1860, 1861.
Lily and Nannie at school. A story for little girls. London and New
York 1868.
Noble rivers and stories concerning them. 1868.
The hillside farm. [1869] (illus).
The diary of Nanette Dampier during the years 1864–66. Edinburgh
1870.
Love and duty: or the happy life. 1870.
Stories about our pets by A. J. Buckland and H. Bowman. 1870.
Arabella Burton Buckley, later Mrs Fisher
The fairyland of science. 1879 (illus), 1906 (tr Danish), 1893 (tr
Polish).
Life and her children. 1880, 1954.
Winners in life’s great race: or the great backboned family. 1888
(illus).
Through magic glasses and other lectures. A sequel to The fairyland
of science. 1890.
History of England for beginners. 1891, 1914.
History of England. 1892.
Cassell’s Eyes and no eyes series. 1901, 1928.
Also wrote a number of bks on the history of science.
‘A mother’, Maria Elizabeth Budden, née Halsey
1780?–1832
Always happy!: or anecdotes of Felix and his sister Serena. A tale.
1814, 1815, 1818, 1820, 1823, 1824, [1828?], [1829?], 1833, 1840, 1847.
Right and wrong, exhibited in the history of Rosa and Agnes. 1815,
1818, 1822, 1829.
Nursery morals. 1818, 1837.
The pleasures of life. Written for her children. 1818.
Women: or minor maxims. A sketch. 1818.
Hints on the sources of happiness. Addressed to her children by a
mother. 1819.
Nina, an Icelandic tale. Written for her children by a mother. 1819,
[1845?] (3rd edn).
True stories from ancient history: chronologically arranged. 1819,
1821, 1825, 1830, 1835.
A key to knowledge: or things in common use simply and shortly
explained. 1820 (3rd edn), 4th edn 1823, 1824, [1825?], [1827?], 1830;
tr Sp [1829?].
Valdimar; or the career of falsehood: a tale for youth. 1820.
Claudine: or humility the basis of all the virtues. A Swiss tale. 1822,
1823, 1826, 1830, 1833, 1835, 1881.
True stories from modern history: chronologically arranged. 1824,
1825, 1834.
Women. Helen Egerton: or traits of female character. 1824.
Chit chat, or short tales in short words. 1825, 1831, 1859.
True stories from English history. 1825, 1831, 1834, 1852.
Thoughts on domestic education: the results of experience. By a
mother. 1826.
Hoefer, the Tyrolese. [1828], [1829].
Nursery morals, chiefly in monosyllables. 1837.
Selina Bunbury 1802–82
Annot and her pupil: a simple story. 1827.
The triumphs of truth: or Henry and his sister. [1847.]
The blind clergyman and his little guide. 1850.
See also col 1161.
Florence E. Burch
Billy the acorn gatherer. [1886.]
No royal road: or the thing that lies the nearest. A story for girls.
[1886.]
Joseph Adams: or two ways of facing life. [1886.]
How it came about. 1887.
Squirrel: or back from a far country. 1888.
Therefore: or Nessie’s ideal. [1888.]
The broken strap: or her great reward. [1889.]