The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature ... - uogenglish

William Gilbert 1804–90
The magic mirror. A round of tales for young and old. 1866 (illustr
W. S. Gilbert).
Indian fairy tales. 1892.
The book of wonder voyages. 1896.
Mrs Gilfin
Lucy: or the little Christian. [1877.]
A. H. Gilkes
Boys and masters: a story of school life. 1887.
The thing that hath been: or a young man’s mistakes. 1894.
A day at Dulwich. 1905.
Four sons: a novel. 1916.
Mary Gillies
The voyage of the Constance: a tale of the polar seas. [1860.]
The Carewes: a tale of the civil wars. 1861.
My little Lizzie. 1861.
Great fun for our little friends. 1862.
More fun for our little friends. 1864.
Little Lizzie. [1866.]
Elizabeth Glaister
The Markhams of Ollerton: a tale of the Civil War 1642–1647. [1873.]
Geraldine Robertson Glasgow
True to the flag. 1891, [1898].
A nice game. [1895.]
The Christmas stocking and other stories. [1898.]
Doctor Dicky. [1898.]
Christabel’s wish. [1899.]
Little Jack Hamilton. [1900.]
Isabella E. Glennie
Pictures and stories for little children. [1860], 1873.
Julia Bachope Goddard d. 1896
More stories. 1863.
The boy and the constellations. 1866.
Kaspar and the seven wonderful pigeons of Würzburg. London and
Belfast 1876.
Worth more than gold: or Elsie’s fortune. 1880.
The four cats of the Tippertons, and other stories about animals.
[1881.]
Ursula’s stumbling-block: or ‘pride comes before a fall’. 1885, 1886.
Was he a fool? London and New York [1887].
Philip Danford: a story of school life. [1890.]
The golden weathercock. 1891.
‘Mary Godolphin’
See Lucy Aikin.
George Laurence Gomme
The Queen’s story book: being historical stories collected out of
English romantic literature in illustrations of the reigns of
English monarchs from the conquest to Queen Victoria. 1898
(illustr W. H. Robinson).
Samuel Goodrich
See Peter Parley.
Catherine Grace Frances Gore, née Moody
1799–1861
New Year’s day: a winter’s tale. London and Paris 1846.
See also col 919.
Francis Robert Goulding 1810–81
Robert and Harold: or the young marooners. 1853, [1882] (as The
adventures of the young marooners: or Robert and Harold on the
Florida coast).
Mina E. Goulding
Mother’s place. Glasgow 1881.
Becky and Reubie, the little street singers. [1882.]
Little Sally. [1883.]
Jean Gow
Merry nights. A series of stories for boys and girls. [1896.]
Elizabeth Grant
Holiday rambles: or peeps into the book of nature. 1856.
Mrs G. Forsyth Grant
The boys at Penrohn. A story of English school life. Edinburgh [1893].
The heroes of Crampton School. Edinburgh 1895.
Burke’s chum. A story of Thistleton School. Edinburgh 1896.
James Grant 1822–87
Jack Manly: his adventures by sea and land. 1861 (illus).
Dick Rodney: or the adventures of an Eton boy. 1863 (illus).
See also col 1302.
Ada J. Graves
The house by the railway. 1896.
Four little people and their year at Silverhaven. [1898.]
Ann Thomson Gray
The twin pupils: or education at home. A tale. 1853.
Anne Augusta Gray
Juvenile ballads and nursery rhymes. 1842.
Laura: or the only way to be happy is to be useful. 1848.
John’s adventures: or the little knight errant. 1849.
Edward’s dream: or good for evil. 1854.
The naughty little spider. 1854. Verse in phonetic characters.
Annie Gray
Ailie Stuart: a story of school life. [1873.]
Mary Mordaunt: or faithful in the least. [1878.]
‘Edward Garrett’ | Annie Gray
1797 | 1798