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Mrs Edmund Campbell<br />

Buckets and spades, nursery rhymes, words. nd (illus).<br />

Elizabeth Anne Campbell<br />

Life unfolding: a poem for the young. [1862.]<br />

Gertrude Elizabeth Campbell, née Blood,<br />

‘G. E. Brunefille’, Lady Colin Campbell 1863–1911<br />

<strong>The</strong> story <strong>of</strong> an apple. nd.<br />

Topo: a tale about <strong>English</strong> children in Italy. 1881 (illustr K.<br />

Greenaway).<br />

Also pbd other books on natural history and etiquette.<br />

Sir Gilbert Edward Campbell<br />

Prince Goldenblade: a rational fairy tale for big and little folks. 1889<br />

(illustr R. André).<br />

Also pbd numerous adult bks.<br />

Mrs Graham Campbell<br />

Louisa’s metrical <strong>English</strong> grammar. Cheltenham and London 1861.<br />

One hundred voices from nature: or apples <strong>of</strong> gold in a network <strong>of</strong><br />

silver. 1861. Poems.<br />

Christabelle and our little white rose. 1867.<br />

John Campbell 1766–1840<br />

A scripture catechism for the instruction <strong>of</strong> youth. 1801.<br />

A picture <strong>of</strong> human life, drawn for the instruction and entertainment<br />

<strong>of</strong> youth. Edinburgh 1802.<br />

Alfred and Galba: or the history <strong>of</strong> two brothers supposed to be<br />

written by themselves. For the use <strong>of</strong> young people. 1805, 1810,<br />

Boston 1812, Northampton 1817; as <strong>The</strong> two brothers or the<br />

history <strong>of</strong> Alfred and Galba 1822, 1831.<br />

Worlds displayed for the benefit <strong>of</strong> young people. 1805, 1807,<br />

Catskill NY 1809, Boston 1811, 1815, 1819, Lewes, Sussex 1823.<br />

Remarkable particulars in the life <strong>of</strong> Moses. 1808.<br />

Voyages and travels <strong>of</strong> a Bible. 1814.<br />

A recent instance <strong>of</strong> the Lord’s goodness to children, exemplified in<br />

the happy death <strong>of</strong> J. Steven. [1815?]<br />

Voyages to and from the Cape <strong>of</strong> Good Hope, in the years 1812 and<br />

1814. 1816, 1819, 1840 (with An account <strong>of</strong> a journey into the interior<br />

<strong>of</strong> Africa).<br />

<strong>The</strong> old world: or remarkable occurrences during the last 120 years<br />

before the flood, supposed to be taken from Noah’s journal.<br />

Designed for young persons. 1818.<br />

<strong>The</strong> journeys <strong>of</strong> Julius in North Africa. Part 1 written for the instruction<br />

and amusement <strong>of</strong> youth. 1824.<br />

<strong>The</strong> juvenile cabinet <strong>of</strong> travels and narratives, for the amusement<br />

and instruction <strong>of</strong> young persons. London, Dublin and<br />

Edinburgh 1825, 1826, 1831.<br />

Also wrote accounts <strong>of</strong> African tribes, travel and religious texts.<br />

Lady Pamela Campbell<br />

<strong>The</strong> story <strong>of</strong> an apple. 1853, 1856.<br />

<strong>The</strong> cabin by the wayside: a tale for the young. 1854, 1855.<br />

Martin Tobin: a novel. 3 vols 1864.<br />

Walter Douglas Campbell<br />

Beyond the border. 1898.<br />

Auld Robin the farmer. A poem. 1894 (illustr Princess Louise).<br />

William Canton<br />

A child’s book <strong>of</strong> saints. 1898 (illustr T. H. Robinson), 1902 (EL).<br />

<strong>The</strong> reign <strong>of</strong> King Herla. 1900.<br />

Little hands: a God’s book. 1905.<br />

A child’s book <strong>of</strong> warriors. 1912 (illus).<br />

Selections from a child’s book <strong>of</strong> saints. [1920.]<br />

Also wrote verse.<br />

Harriet Capes, ‘Magdalen Brooke’<br />

Two little brothers. 1885.<br />

<strong>The</strong> wise princess and other stories. 1887.<br />

Sylvia Brooke. 1888, [1900?].<br />

A change for the worse: or the lesson <strong>of</strong> a day. 1890.<br />

Footsteps in the wood, and other stories. 1890.<br />

Moved by example or strong as death. 1892.<br />

Loyal to his trust. 1894.<br />

<strong>The</strong> little runaways. 1896, 1899.<br />

A lucky sovereign. 1899.<br />

Also pbd trns and wrote bks on religious history.<br />

‘Maud Carew’, Florence M. King<br />

Peggy’s little squire. 1890.<br />

Miss Pussie. 1891.<br />

Two little B’s. 1891.<br />

Stupid Chris. 1892.<br />

Tom’s trust. 1892 (illus).<br />

Uncle Phil. 1894.<br />

Pat. 1895.<br />

Ralph Latimer. 1895.<br />

Seaton Court. 1897.<br />

<strong>The</strong> little King Richard. 1899 (illustr W. S. Stacey).<br />

Pictorial church teaching. Short papers for young children. 1902. By<br />

E. Osborne, E. M. Blunt and M. Carew.<br />

Elizabeth Sheridan Carey<br />

Ivy leaves: or <strong>of</strong>ferings in verse. Printed expressly for the use <strong>of</strong><br />

young ladies. 1837.<br />

John Carey 1756–1826<br />

Learning better than house or land, as exemplified in the history <strong>of</strong><br />

Harry Johnson and Dick Hobson. 1808, 1813 (3rd edn improved),<br />

1824, 1864 (incomplete).<br />

Also wrote Greek and Latin textbooks.<br />

Rosa Nouchette Carey 1840–1909<br />

Esther: a book for girls. [1887].<br />

Little Miss Muffet. 1894 (illustr M. E. Edwards).<br />

See also col 1489.<br />

Edith Carrington 1840–1909<br />

Mrs E. Burrows | Edith Carrington<br />

Nobody’s business. 1891 (illustr E. E. Dell).<br />

Stories for somebody. 1892 (illus).<br />

Bread and butter stories. 1892.<br />

Flower folk. Three tales. 1892.<br />

<strong>The</strong> creatures delivered into our hands. 1893. Pams on kindness to<br />

animals.<br />

Ten tales without a title. 1893 (illus).<br />

Workers without wage. Short and simple lessons on natural history.<br />

1893.<br />

Five stars in a little pool. Tales. 1894.<br />

1765 | 1766

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