The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature ... - uogenglish

Farmer Bluff’s dog Blazer: or at the eleventh hour. 1889.
Annie’s ‘Yes’: the saving of him. 1890.
The cottage by the moor. 1890.
Farmer Hardy’s watercress bed. 1890.
Two little fortune hunters: or where duty calls. [1890.]
Dick and Harry and Tom: or ‘For our reaping by-and-by’. [1891],
London and Edinburgh 1893.
Led by a little child: or the blind basket-maker. [1891], 1907.
Rollo and Tricksy: the story of a little boy and girl. 1891.
Ragged Simon: or Monkey’s inheritance. [1892.]
Chris Willoughby: or against the current. A tale for boys. 1893.
Mrs Martin’s little boy. [1893.]
Josh Jobson, or ‘Pards’. [1894.]
Jack and Gill: or for his enemy. 1899, 1909.
Pete and his father. 1901, 1908.
Filling her place: or Nessie’s ideal. 1913.
How Tilly found a friend. 1914.
Harriette E. Burch
More than conqueror: or a boy’s temptation. [1888.]
‘Sprats alive oh!’ [1888].
Stella Rae: or the yoke of love. [1888.]
The avenger. [1889.]
Lally the hop-picker, or gathered in. [1890.]
Ivy’s dream: or each one his brick. [1891.]
Jacko: a story for the young. 1891.
Jacob’s sunbeam. 1891, 1907.
Ina and Kitty: or the little flower girl and her friend. 1892.
Bible Noel: or one step enough. [1893.]
Captain of the school. A story for boys. [1894.]
Bab: or tit for tat. [1895.]
The wind and wave: a story of the siege of Leyden. 1901.
Also worked as a translator.
Mrs Burden, née Corner
The three baskets: or how Henry, Richard and Charles were occupied
while Papa was away. [1840?], [1850?].
The favourite dog and the idle cat. In words of one syllable. [1854],
1857.
James and Ann: or truth is best. By Miss Corner (or rather by Mrs
Burden). In words of one syllable. [1854.]
The lame boy: or how he learned to read and write. [1854.]
Little Miss Fanny and her trip to the sea-shore. [1854], 1857.
The stray child. Mostly in words of one syllable. [1854], 1857.
Short stories in short world: about the lame boy; the sea shore; the
cross boy; and the stray child. [1855?] (illus).
The faithful dog. [1857.]
Mrs C. B. Burkhardt
Fairy tales and legends of many nations. Dublin 1849.
‘Darcy Burn’, T. Sparrow
Tom in a tangle and other tales.
Mrs Burn
John Elton: or the results of anger, and Johnie the ‘Bocher’. 1888.
Frances Eliza Hodgson Burnett
See col 1474.
Helen Marion Burnside 1844–1923
The little V. C. 1898.
‘Carlton Bruce’ | Edwin Harcourt Burrage
Edwin Harcourt Burrage, ‘Hal Strangeway’
The street waif. [1876?]
Gerard Mastyn, the son of a genius. 1877, 1895.
Crusoe Jack, the king of a thousand islands. 1880.
The King’s hussars: a tale of India. 1880.
Tomahawk and rifle. 1880.
Broadarrow Jack. 1884, 1887, 1890.
For honour: or the young privateer. 1885.
Jack and Joe: or the troublesome twins. 1885.
Rags and riches. A story of three poor boys. 1885.
Daring Ching Ching. 1886.
Handsome Harry of the fighting Belvedere. 1886.
Wonderful Ching Ching. His further adventures. 1886.
Young Ching Ching. 1886, 1900.
Ching Ching on the trail. A new style of detective story. 1890.
Giant Jack: a story of the Red Mountains. 1890.
The wild adventures of Jam Josser and Edward Cutten at home and
abroad. 1890, 1894.
Tom Tartar at school: or True friend and noble foe. 1891, 1892.
The brand of the black star. [1892?]
Dick Stornoway: or a hero in spite of his foes. 1892.
Donald Drew: or pressed for a privateer. 1892.
Giles Evergreen: or fresh from the country. 1892.
Hal o’ the hearth: the wandering heir. 1892.
Lionel the bold: or the circus rider’s revenge. 1892.
Boy of a thousand. 1893.
Daring Dave: or the treasures of the deep. 1893.
Football in Coketown: or who shall be captain? 1893.
Jack Coeur de Lion, outcast and hero. 1893.
Jack jaunty: or friend and foe. 1893.
The mutiny of the lapwing. [1893?]
Plucky Phil Farren: or the mystery of Brythewaite School. 1893.
Two gallant hearts: or bravery against knavery. 1893.
The veiled captain: or the hero of Eagle Craig. [1893?]
Will waif, boy of a thousand. 1893.
The school days of young Ching Ching. 1894.
The slapcrash boys. The liveliest of school stories. 1894, 1899.
The lambs of Littlecote. 1894, 1895.
Bob Hardy, agitator. A novel. 1895.
The five swordsmen, or the royal guard. 1895.
Hardiboy James: or chums and chappies. A sensational story of
school life. 1895.
The island school. A story of school life and adventure. 1895.
Through perils dire: or gallant Willie Gray. 1895.
Tom Terrybell: the leader of Langton School. A splendid school
story. 1895.
The slave raiders of Zanzibar, etc. 1896.
The missing million. 1897.
Out of the deep. A story of the Brays of Beachtown. 1898.
The vanished yacht. 1898.
The man who found Klondyke. 1899.
The slapcrash boys. The liveliest of school stories. 1899.
Cheerful-daring-wonderful Ching Ching. 1900.
Dick Strongbow, the diamond king. The wonder of the world. 1900.
The fatal nugget. 1900.
John Blessington’s enemy. A story of life in South Africa. 1900.
The twin castaways. 1900.
Carbineer and spirit. A story of the great Boer war. 1901.
The Wurra Wurra boys. 1903.
A knowing dog. The story of a poodle, much loved and often lost.
1908.
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