The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature ... - uogenglish

The marvellous meal. A New Year’s address to the young. Leeds
1876.
Play: a New Year’s address to the young. Leeds 1879.
Figs or thistles? A New Year’s address to the young. Leeds 1880.
Drops and rocks, and other tales with the children. 1882.
Dust, and other short talks with children. Leeds 1882.
Leaves. A New Year’s address to the young. Leeds 1892.
Also wrote nonconformist tracts.
Florence Coombe
A chum worth having. The story of Hector’s friends. 1897 (illus).
That merry crew. A story for children of all sorts and sizes. 1897, 1915.
Her friend and mine: a story of two sisters. [1899.]
Islands of enchantment. Many sided Melanesia seen through many
eyes, and recorded by F. Coombe. 1899.
Boys of the Priory School. 1900 (illus), 1934.
Jack of both sides: the story of a school war. 1900 (illus).
For the old school. 1901.
Two to one: the story of a holiday. 1902.
Comrades all. 1903.
Schooldays in Norfolk island. 1909.
Lina Orman Cooper
Charity Moore. The story of a stray. 1884.
Then and now: or Abe’s temptation. 1885.
Aunt Tabitha’s trial. 1886.
The cathedral cave: or the gate of heaven. 1886.
John Bunyan, the glorious dreamer. 1898 (illus), 1901 (4th edn),
1929.
Also wrote adult bks.
Esther Copley, née Hewlett (living in 1859)
The young reviewers: or the poems dissected. 1821.
The old man’s head: or youthful recollections. [1824.]
The little cowslip gatherers: or what a penny will do. [1824?],
[1830].
Early friendships: a tale for young people. 1842, 1859 (preface by L.
Valentine).
Mary Corbet-Seymour
Brave Nora: or difficulty overcome. nd.
Nicola: or the career of a girl musician. 1894.
Only a shilling. 1894.
Long time ago. 1895.
Here, there and everywhere. [1896.]
The adventures of a leather purse. 1897.
Dulcie Smith. [1897.]
A girl’s kingdom. [1897.]
Alice Abigail Corkran 1852–1916
Bessie Lang. 1876.
Latheby Towers. 1879.
The adventures of Mrs Wishing to-be; and other stories. 1883 (illus).
Down the snow stairs: or from goodnight to good morning. 1887
(illustr G. Browne), 1889.
The young Philistine: and other stories. [1887.]
Margery Merton’s girlhood. 1888 (illustr G. Browne).
Meg’s friend. 1888 (illustr R. Fowler), 1905, 1925.
Mischievous Jack and other stories. 1888.
The fatal house. 1889.
Joan’s adventures at the North Pole and elsewhere. 1889.
Boppy’s repentance and how it was brought to pass. 1896.
The dawn of British history. 1910 (illustr M. Lavars Harry).
The life of Queen Victoria for boys and girls. 1910.
Also wrote adult novels and contributed to girls’ periodicals.
Julia Corner 1798–1875
The village school, with the history and what became of some of the
scholars. [1848.]
The child’s own Sunday book. 1850.
Squire Gray’s fruit feast: with an account of how he entertained all
his young friends; and some of the pretty tales he gave to them as
prizes. [c. 1850] (illus).
The cow boy: or the reward of honesty. [1854.]
Little plays for little actors. [1854.]
Reward and gift books. [1855.]
The good children. In words of one syllable. 1857.
Also wrote historical novels and stories from biblical history.
George William Cox
The Crusades. 1874, 1887.
A history of Greece. 1874.
The Greeks and the Persians. 1876, 1889.
School history of Greece. 1877.
The little cyclopedia of common things. 1882, 1884, 1906.
A concise history of England and the English people. 1887 [1886].
Mrs M. B. Cox
Left on the prairie. 1896 (illustr A. Pearce).
Jack’s mate. 1897 (illustr F. Feller).
The adventures of Tommy, Rosie and Spot. 1898.
The children of Swift Creek. 1898 (illustr A. Pearce).
The royal pardon. A tale for village lads. 1898.
Dinah Maria Craik, née Mulock 1826–87
Alice Learmont: a fairy tale. 1852, 1884 (rev).
A hero: Philip’s book. 1853.
One year: a child’s book. 1860.
The fairy book: the best popular fairy stories selected and rendered
anew. 1863.
Little Sunshine’s holiday: a picture from life. 1871.
The adventures of a Brownie as told to my child. 1872.
The little lame Prince and his travelling cloak: a parable for young
and old. 1875.
Carlo Monti: a tale for boys. 1891.
See also col 1356.
Georgiana Marion Craik, later, Mrs A. W. May
Cousin Trix and her welcome tales. Leipzig 1868.
Twelve old friends: a book for boys and girls. 1885.
Augustine David Crake 1836–90
James Francis Cobb | Augustine David Crake
Simple prayers for schoolboys. 1867.
The first chronicle of Aescendune: a tale of the days of St Dunstan.
1874, 1880 (as Edwy the fair).
Alfgar the Dabe, or the second chronicle of Aescendune: a tale of the
days of Edmund Ironside. 1875.
The rival heirs: being the third and last chronicle of Aescendune.
1882.
The last Abbot of Glastonbury: a tale of the dissolution of the
monasteries. [1884.]
1773 | 1774