The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature ... - uogenglish

Mrs Edmund Campbell
Buckets and spades, nursery rhymes, words. nd (illus).
Elizabeth Anne Campbell
Life unfolding: a poem for the young. [1862.]
Gertrude Elizabeth Campbell, née Blood,
‘G. E. Brunefille’, Lady Colin Campbell 1863–1911
The story of an apple. nd.
Topo: a tale about English children in Italy. 1881 (illustr K.
Greenaway).
Also pbd other books on natural history and etiquette.
Sir Gilbert Edward Campbell
Prince Goldenblade: a rational fairy tale for big and little folks. 1889
(illustr R. André).
Also pbd numerous adult bks.
Mrs Graham Campbell
Louisa’s metrical English grammar. Cheltenham and London 1861.
One hundred voices from nature: or apples of gold in a network of
silver. 1861. Poems.
Christabelle and our little white rose. 1867.
John Campbell 1766–1840
A scripture catechism for the instruction of youth. 1801.
A picture of human life, drawn for the instruction and entertainment
of youth. Edinburgh 1802.
Alfred and Galba: or the history of two brothers supposed to be
written by themselves. For the use of young people. 1805, 1810,
Boston 1812, Northampton 1817; as The two brothers or the
history of Alfred and Galba 1822, 1831.
Worlds displayed for the benefit of young people. 1805, 1807,
Catskill NY 1809, Boston 1811, 1815, 1819, Lewes, Sussex 1823.
Remarkable particulars in the life of Moses. 1808.
Voyages and travels of a Bible. 1814.
A recent instance of the Lord’s goodness to children, exemplified in
the happy death of J. Steven. [1815?]
Voyages to and from the Cape of Good Hope, in the years 1812 and
1814. 1816, 1819, 1840 (with An account of a journey into the interior
of Africa).
The old world: or remarkable occurrences during the last 120 years
before the flood, supposed to be taken from Noah’s journal.
Designed for young persons. 1818.
The journeys of Julius in North Africa. Part 1 written for the instruction
and amusement of youth. 1824.
The juvenile cabinet of travels and narratives, for the amusement
and instruction of young persons. London, Dublin and
Edinburgh 1825, 1826, 1831.
Also wrote accounts of African tribes, travel and religious texts.
Lady Pamela Campbell
The story of an apple. 1853, 1856.
The cabin by the wayside: a tale for the young. 1854, 1855.
Martin Tobin: a novel. 3 vols 1864.
Walter Douglas Campbell
Beyond the border. 1898.
Auld Robin the farmer. A poem. 1894 (illustr Princess Louise).
William Canton
A child’s book of saints. 1898 (illustr T. H. Robinson), 1902 (EL).
The reign of King Herla. 1900.
Little hands: a God’s book. 1905.
A child’s book of warriors. 1912 (illus).
Selections from a child’s book of saints. [1920.]
Also wrote verse.
Harriet Capes, ‘Magdalen Brooke’
Two little brothers. 1885.
The wise princess and other stories. 1887.
Sylvia Brooke. 1888, [1900?].
A change for the worse: or the lesson of a day. 1890.
Footsteps in the wood, and other stories. 1890.
Moved by example or strong as death. 1892.
Loyal to his trust. 1894.
The little runaways. 1896, 1899.
A lucky sovereign. 1899.
Also pbd trns and wrote bks on religious history.
‘Maud Carew’, Florence M. King
Peggy’s little squire. 1890.
Miss Pussie. 1891.
Two little B’s. 1891.
Stupid Chris. 1892.
Tom’s trust. 1892 (illus).
Uncle Phil. 1894.
Pat. 1895.
Ralph Latimer. 1895.
Seaton Court. 1897.
The little King Richard. 1899 (illustr W. S. Stacey).
Pictorial church teaching. Short papers for young children. 1902. By
E. Osborne, E. M. Blunt and M. Carew.
Elizabeth Sheridan Carey
Ivy leaves: or offerings in verse. Printed expressly for the use of
young ladies. 1837.
John Carey 1756–1826
Learning better than house or land, as exemplified in the history of
Harry Johnson and Dick Hobson. 1808, 1813 (3rd edn improved),
1824, 1864 (incomplete).
Also wrote Greek and Latin textbooks.
Rosa Nouchette Carey 1840–1909
Esther: a book for girls. [1887].
Little Miss Muffet. 1894 (illustr M. E. Edwards).
See also col 1489.
Edith Carrington 1840–1909
Mrs E. Burrows | Edith Carrington
Nobody’s business. 1891 (illustr E. E. Dell).
Stories for somebody. 1892 (illus).
Bread and butter stories. 1892.
Flower folk. Three tales. 1892.
The creatures delivered into our hands. 1893. Pams on kindness to
animals.
Ten tales without a title. 1893 (illus).
Workers without wage. Short and simple lessons on natural history.
1893.
Five stars in a little pool. Tales. 1894.
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