The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature ... - uogenglish

‘Charlton’, Henry Emmet
Union Jack: the British boy sailor. 1870.
Algernon Stuart Mackenzie Chester
Up the chimney to ninnyland. A story for children. 1894.
Tommy at the zoo. London and Edinburgh 1895 (illustr J. A.
Shepherd).
A. E. Cheyne
The story of Stella Peel. 1880.
Olive Smith: or an ugly duckling. 1883.
Dick Layard: or a schoolboy’s trial. [189?]
Under the trees. A tale. 1891.
Fire and water. 1891 (illustr G. Browne).
Paid for. 1892.
Also wrote plays and poetry.
Lydia Maria Child, née Francis 1802–80
The girl’s own book. 1869.
The girl’s own book of amusements, studies and employment. [c.
1883.]
Alfred John Church, Rev Alfred John Church
1829–1910
Stories from Homer. 1878.
Stories of the old world. 1884.
The chantry priest of Barnet: a tale of the two roses. 1885.
Two thousand years ago: or the adventures of a Roman boy. 1886.
With the King at Oxford. A tale of the great rebellion. 1886.
The count of the Saxon shore: a tale of the departure of the Romans
from Britain. 1887.
The three Greek children. A story of home in old time. 1889 (illus).
To the lions: a story of the early Christians. 1889.
Heroes of chivalry and romance. 1898.
Also pbd stories from classical literature, Latin grammars and sermons.
‘Austin Clare’, Wilhelmina Martha James
Davie Armstrong: a story of the fells. 1871, 1895.
The carved cartoon: a picture of the past. 1874, 1936, 1972.
The royal banner. A tale of life before and after confirmation. 1878.
A guiding star. 1880.
Left in charge; being the history of my great responsibility. 1884, 1888.
In the garden of Eden: an old story retold to children. 1888.
Foundation stones. Fifteen lessons, with story illustrations, on the
founding of the Church in England. 1895.
Also wrote novels and devotional texts.
Benjamin Clark
Crocker the clown: a tale for boys. nd.
The life of Jesus for young people. 1867.
The first heroes of the cross. 1870 (illus).
The toll keepers and other stories for the young. Edinburgh 1872.
The land of the pigtail: its people and customs from a boy’s point of
view. 1876.
Pounceford Hall: a story of school life. 1877.
The infant zephyr: a tale of strolling life. 1881.
From tent to palace: or the story of Joseph. 1885.
My first voyage. 1893.
Also pbd adult religious texts.
Mrs C. M. Clark, Marion Clark
Oughts and crosses: a novel with a moral. 1872.
Anthony Ker: or living it down. A story for the young. 1882.
Cousin Dorry: or three measures of meal. 1883.
Con’s acre: a tale of Gillcourt Farm. 1884.
Johnny’s search. 1884, 1897.
The slippery ford: or how Tom was taught. 1885, 1889, 1903.
Out of step: or the broken crystal. 1886.
Among thorns. 1887.
More than truthful. 1887.
Emily Clark fl. 1796–1819
Ianthe: or the flower of Caernarvon, a novel. 2 vols 1798.
Ermina Montrose: or the cottage of the vale. 1800.
The banks of the Douro: or the maid of Portugal. A tale. 1805.
Poems consisting principally of ballads. 1810.
Tales at the fireside: or a father and mother’s stories. 1817.
The esquimaux: or fidelity. A tale. 1819.
J. Erskine Clark
The children’s picture book of scripture parables written in simple
language. 1860.
The children’s picture book of Bible miracles written in simple language.
1861.
Founder editor of Chatterbox and also edited Children’s Prize 1863–75.
Mary Senior Clark
The lost legends of the nursery songs. 1870, 1878 (illus).
Turnaside Cottage. London and Belfast 1870, 1875, 1920.
The professor’s merry Christmas. 1871.
S. Dacre Clarke see ‘Guy Rayner’
Charles Cowden Clarke 1787–1877
Adam the gardener. 1834.
Perserverence: or God helps them who help themselves. 1844
(illus).
The Princess Narina and her silver-feathered shoes. 1844 (illus).
See also col 2108.
Mary Victoria Cowden Clarke, née Novello
1809–98
The girlhood of Shakespeare’s heroines in a series of fifteen tales. 3
vols 1851–2, 1879 (condensed by her sister), 1905 (EL).
The girlhood of Viola. 1924. From The girlhood of Shakespeare’s
heroines.
The girlhood of Beatrice and Hero. 1925. From The girlhood of
Shakespeare’s heroines.
See also col. 2221.
Lucy Clifford, née Lane, Mrs W. K. Clifford
1846–1929
‘Lewis Carroll’ | Lucy Clifford
Children busy, children glad, children naughty, children sad. [1881]
(illustr T. Pym).
Anyhow stories for children. 1882 (illustr D. Tennant), 1885, 1899.
Under Mother’s wing. London and New York 1885 (illustr T. Pym).
Very short stories and verses for children. 1886.
Children busy, children glad, children naughty, children sad.
London and New York 1891.
1769 | 1770