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Joseph Smith Fletcher 1863–1935
Alec’s victory: or a brother’s devotion rewarded. 1890.
The remarkable adventure of Walter Trelawney, parish ’prentice of
Plymouth in the year of the great Armada. 1894.
Chrissie’s faults: or fettered by a custom. 1896.
In the days of Drake. 1896.
The making of Mathias. 1898 (illustr Lucy Kemp Welsh).
Baden Powell of Mafeking. 1900.
Roberts of Pretoria. 1900.
Conquering: or Bernard’s burden. A temperance tale. 1901.
William Fletcher 1794–1852
The deaf and dumb boy, a tale; with some account of the mode of
educating the deaf and dumb. 1837.
Douglas Morey Ford
Kate Savage: a novel. 3 vols 1873.
A time of terror: the story of a great revenge. 1908.
Also wrote legal treatises.
H. A. Forde
The old ship: or better than strength. [1879] (illus).
Black and white mission stories. [1881.]
True gold. A tale of the diggings. [1884.]
Dust ho! and other pictures from troubled lives. 1885. By H. A. Forde
and her sisters.
Straightforward. 1886.
Across two seas: a New Zealand tale. [1894.]
A difficult team: or one in a thousand. [1894.]
The fruit of the spirit. 1919. Poems.
The heroine of Lyme Regis. The story of Mary Anning, the
celebrated geologist. [1925.]
The Hon John William Fortesque 1859–1933
The story of a red deer. 1898 (much rptd).
The drummer’s coat. 1899 (illustr H. M. Brock).
William Foster
Follies, foibles and fancies of fish, flesh and fowl. [1889.]
A frog he would a-wooing go. [1890] (illustr W. Foster).
Keeper Jocks. [1904.]
Beata Francis
Fables and fancies. 1874 (illustr J. B. Zwecker).
Slyboots, and other farmyard chronicles. [1879], 1884.
The child’s zoological garden. 1881.
The gentlemanly giant, and other denizens of the never, never
forest. 1897 (illustr G. Strahan).
Also edited other bks.
Charles H. Frederick
Schoolboy courage and its reward. 1874.
The old brown book and its reward.
Under fire, being the story of a boy’s battles against himself and
other enemies. 1883.
Young Sir Richard. 1886.
Gentleman Jackson. 1889.
Jack: or the story of a pocket book. 1908.
Under fire. 1908.
James Hain Friswell 1825–78
Houses with the fronts off. 1854.
Out and about. A boy’s adventures written for adventurous boys.
1860 (illustr G. Cruikshank), 1875, 1888.
Footsteps to fame. A book to open other books. 1875.
Also wrote adult novels.
Henry Frith b. 1840
Jack o’ lanthorn: a tale of adventure. 1884.
The search for the talisman: a tale of adventure in Labrador. 1886
(illus).
The Saucy May: or the adventures of a stowaway. 1889 (illus).
Isabella Fyfie, later Mayo, ‘Edward Garrett’
The crust and the cake. 1869.
Seen and heard. By the author of Occupations of a retired life. 1872.
Crooked places. 1873.
By still waters. A story for quiet hours. 1874.
The Capel girls. 1876.
Doing and dreaming: a tale for the young. 1877.
The magic flower pot, and other stories. [1878.]
The house by the works. 1881.
Mrs Rave’s temptation. 1882.
Thoughts and stories for girls. 1884.
Her object in life. 1884.
At any cost. 1885.
The mystery of Allan Grale. 1885.
Equal to the occasion. 1887.
Ways and means or voices from the highways and hedges. 1889.
John Winter: a story of harvests. 1890.
Not by bread alone. 1890.
A black diamond. 1894.
Crooked places. A family chronicle. 1894.
Her day of service. 1897.
Other people’s stairs. 1898.
Chrystal Joyce. The story of a golden life. 1899.
Recollections of what I saw, what I lived through, and what I
learned, during more than fifty years of social and literary experience.
1910.
Stories and sayings from many lands. 1912.
Also wrote adult novels.
William Gardiner 1766–1825
The fortnight’s visit concluded. [1820?]
Original tales from my landlord. London, Edinburgh and Dublin
1825.
The story of Pigou, a Malay boy, containing all the incidents and
anecdotes of his life. 1825.
The shepherd’s boy of Snowdon Hill. [1832.]
Alice Garland
Cousin Deb. A story for children. [1893.]
Elizabeth Garnett
George Edward Farrow | Elizabeth Garnett
Little rainbow. A story of navvy life. 1877.
Young six-foot and what became of him. [1882.]
Our navvies: a dozen years ago and today. 1885.
Her two sons, a story for young men and maidens. [1886.]
Loyally loved, and lost and found. Two tales. 1886.
Three little heroes. 1886.
Mad John Burleigh: a story of heroic self-sacrifice. [1882.]
1793 | 1794