The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature ... - uogenglish

Children’s Books
1767 | 1768
A narrow, narrow world. 1894.
Dick and his cat, and other tales. 1895.
Old friends. 1895.
From many lands. 1895.
Man’s helpers. 1895.
Rover and his friends, and other tales. 1895.
A story of wings. 1895.
Wild and tame. 1895.
Ages ago: the ancestry of animals. 1896.
The cat. Her place in society and treatment. 1896.
Cousin Catherine’s servants. 1897, 1924. Illus.
The seven little baskets. 1897, Glasgow 1924.
The ugliest one. 1897.
The wise goose. 1897.
Wonderful tools. 1897 (illus).
Peeps into birdland. 1898.
Pretty Polly. A volume of pictures of birdland. 1899.
Round the farm. A picture book of pets. 1899.
Grandmother Pussy. 1904.
True stories about animals. 1904.
Nobody’s dog. 1908.
The travels of a butterfly. 1924.
Untidy Mary. 1924.
Also wrote works on animal welfare.
‘Lewis Carroll’, Charles Lutwidge Dodgson 1832–98
Alice’s adventures in Wonderland. 1865, 1886 (rev), 1897 (rev); ed E.
Graham 1946, ed M. Gardner, New York 1960, ed R. L. Green 1965
(EL).
Through the looking glass, and what Alice found there. 1872, 1897
(rev).
See also col 1492.
Sabina Cecil
Little Ann: or the picture book. 1814.
Little John: or the picture book. 1815.
Little Mary: or the picture book. 1815.
Little Henry: or the picture book. 1817.
Little Sally: or the picture book. 1819.
Little Eliza: or the picture book. 1819, [1825].
Little William: or the picture book. 1820.
Little James: or the picture book. 1822.
Little Jane: or the picture book. 1822.
Little Thomas: or the picture book. 1822.
Little Edward: or the picture book. 1825.
Mrs Jessie Challacombe
Little Christopher’s cross. nd.
The brother’s promise. 1897.
Faithful Pollie. 1901.
How the fire spread. 1902.
Twilight stories. 1902.
Gilt and gold. 1910.
Jane Stiggins: a tale. 1910.
Wait and win. [1912.]
Tops: the story of a poor waif. [1913.]
Also wrote adult bks.
A. C. Chambers
Life in the walls, the hearth and the eaves. 4 pts 1871.
Life underground in the Church Tower, the woods and the old keep.
[1873.]
The personal experience of Robin the Bold. [1874.]
Away on the moorland: a highland tale. 1875.
Annals of Hartfell Chase. [1879.]
Amid the greenwood. 1881, 1886.
Poor Miss Dick and her adventures in pursuit of happiness. 1898.
Julia Chandler
A night with a baby. nd.
Anybody’s bundle. 1874.
Agatha’s trust, and how she kept it. 1877, 1883.
Marion’s revenge. 1882.
Jennie Chappell
Ruby Leighton’s prize essay and other stories. 1879.
One Christmas: or how it came around and a happy disaster. [188?]
Oughts and crosses. 1886, 1888.
Two lilies and other stories. 1887, 1893, as Two lilies and Happy’s
guest 1894.
Little radiance: or a year in a child’s life. 1889.
The Maltese Cross and other tales for girls. 1889.
Uncle Ray’s choice and other stories for boys. 1889.
Terrie’s travels: or the adventure of a small boy. 1891.
Who was the culprit? 1891.
Wild Bryonie: or bonds of steel and bands of love. 1891, 1897, 1904.
Ted’s trust: or Aunt Elmerley’s adventure. 1893.
Little Aunt Dorothy: being the experiences of a small girl. [1894.]
Those Barrington boys and a memorable adventure. [1894.]
Ronald and Chryssie: or the mystery of the Lady Tower. 1895.
My friend Kathleen. 1897.
The story of a Persian cat. 1898.
Top brick off the chimney. 1898.
Two girls and a dog. 1899.
Two little friends. 1899.
A little ray of sunshine. 1900.
Winnie’s white frock. 1900.
The youngest princess: or little means to big ends. 1900.
Also wrote adult novels.
Maria Louisa Charlesworth 1819–90
Little Sue and her friends. nd.
Rose: or the little comforter. nd.
Ruth and little Jane: or blossoms of grace. nd.
Sunday afternoons in the nursery: or familiar narratives from the
book of Genesis. 1853, 1855, 1859, 1866, 1874.
A letter to a child. 1849.
The light of life. Dedicated to the young. 1850.
Ministering children: a tale dedicated to childhood. 1854, 1855, 1857,
New York 1859, Leipzig 1860, Boston [186?], New York 1867,
London 1868, 1899, 1902; tr Fr 1862.
The Sabbath given: the Sabbath lost. 1856.
A book for the cottage: or the history of Mary and her children. 1863.
The sailor’s chase: or little Lenny’s friends on the shore. 1863.
Ministering children: a sequel. 1866.
The last command. 1870.
The blind man’s child. 1873. Rptd from Ministering children.
Little Jane and other tales. 1873. Rptd from Ministering children.
Rose and the ministering child.1873.Rptd from Ministering children.
Ruth and Patience. 1873. Rptd from Ministering children.
Oliver of the mill: a tale. 1876.
The old looking glass: or Mrs Dorothy Cope’s recollections of
service. 1877, 1881, 1880 (as The broken looking glass: or Mrs
Dorothy Cope’s recollections of service).
Also pbd religious and philanthropic texts.