The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature ... - uogenglish

Children’s Books
1799 | 1800
Denny: or from haven to haven. [1883.]
The King’s army. [1886.]
A blessing in disguise. [1887.]
The old lock farm. [1888.]
The King’s diadem. [1890.]
Rosie Dale. [1890.]
E. M. Green
The child of the caravan: or the boy musician. [1889] (illus).
Kate Greenaway, Catherine Greenaway 1846–1901
Selection
The Kate Greenaway treasury: an anthology of the illustrations and
writings of Kate Greenaway. Ed E. Ernest, introd by R. H. Viguers,
London and Glasgow 1968.
§1
The little folks painting book with a series of 107 outline engravings
for watercolour painting by Kate Greenaway, with verses
and stories by George Weatherley. London, Paris and New York
1879.
Toyland, Trot’s journey, and other poems and stories with illustrations
by Kate Greenaway. New York 1879.
Trot’s journey: pictures, rhymes and stories, with over sixty
woodcut illustrations by Kate Greenaway. New York 1879.
Originally pbd in Little folks.
Kate Greenaway’s birthday book for children. 1880 (illus), reissued
1900.
The old farm gate, stories in prose and verse for little people. 1880
(illustr K. Greenaway, M. E. Edwards and M. Kerns).
Under the window. Pictures and rhymes for children. [1879] (illustr
E. Evans); tr Ger Munich 1880.
Marigold garden: pictures and rhymes. [1879] (illus), 1885.
Almanack for 1883. 1882 (rptd with new text as Almanack for 1924),
1887, 1888, 1889, 1891.
Almanack for 1884. 1883.
Kate Greenaway’s calendar for 1884 with coloured illustrations on
four separate cards. 1883.
Almanack for 1885. 1884.
Baby’s birthday book. 1884 (illustr K. Greenaway et al).
Kate Greenaway’s carols. 1884. 4 pictorial cards.
A painting book by Kate Greenaway. With outlines from her various
works. 1884, 1900 (reissued as Kate Greenaway’s painting book).
The language of flowers. 1884 (illustr K. Greenaway); tr Fr 1884.
A summer at Aunt Helen’s. 1884 (illustr K. Greenaway).
Almanack for 1886. 1885.
A apple pie. 1886 (illustr K. Greenaway), 1900 (reissued).
Kate Greenaway’s album. 1885 (only 8 copies were ptd and the work
was not pbd).
Kate Greenaway’s alphabet. 1885 (illus), 1973.
Almanack for 1887. 1886 (reissued with new text as Almanack for
1925); tr Fr nd.
Almanack for 1888. 1887; tr Fr nd.
Queen Victoria’s jubilee garland. 1887.
Around the house stories and poems. 1888 (illustr K. Greenaway
taken from Little folks and Chatterbox).
Almanack for 1889. 1888; tr Fr nd.
Kate Greenaway’s almanack for 1890. 1889; tr Fr nd.
Kate Greenaway’s book of games. 1889 (illus), London and New York
1927 (reissued).
Kate Greenaway’s almanack 1892. 1891; tr Fr nd.
Kate Greenaway’s almanack 1893. 1892; tr Fr nd.
Kate Greenaway’s almanack 1894. 1893 (illustr K. Greenaway taken
from the English spelling book); tr Fr nd.
Kate Greenaway’s almanack 1895 with coloured figures of childhood,
youth and old age. London and New York 1894. Reissued
with new text as Kate Greenaway’s almanack for 1928.
Kate Greenaway’s almanack and diary for 1897. London and New
York 1896. Reissued with new text as Kate Greenaway’s almanack
and diary for 1929.
Catalogue of a collection of water colour drawings. 1898.
Kate Greenaway’s calendar for 1899. 1898.
Pictures for painting. London and New York 1920.
Kate Greenaway pictures from originals presented by her to John
Ruskin and other personal friends, hitherto unpublished. 1921
(introd by H. M. Cundall).
Kate Greenaway’s birthday coloring book. With verses by Mrs Sale
Barker. New York 1975.
Kate Greenaway illustrated numerous popular children’s bks, a full listing
of which can be found in R. Engen, Kate Greenaway: a biography. 1981.
Her illustrations also appeared in mags, including Little Folks, Cassell’s
Mag, Graphic, Illus London News, Girls’ Own Paper and Little Wide
Awake.
The Hon Mrs Greene, née Plunkett, Louisa
Lilias Plunkett d. 1891
Harry Galbraith: or the pierced eggs. nd. (As The pierced eggs and
what came of them, 188?)
A winter and summer at Burton Hill: a children’s tale. 1861 (illus).
Cushions and corners: or holidays at Old Orchard. 1864, Boston
1867, London 1891.
Filling up the chinks. 1869.
The schoolboy baronet. 1869, 1870.
The broken promise and other tales. 1870.
The grey house on the hill: or ‘trust in God and do right’. 1870, 1891,
1903.
The little castle maiden: simple stories for young children. [1871]
(illus).
Prince Croesus in search of a wife. 1873. Adapted from Ger of H. C.
Anderson.
Gilbert’s shadow: or the magic beads. 1875.
God’s silver: or youthful days. 1877 (illus).
Dora’s dolls’ house: a story for the young. [1880], 1890.
On angel’s wings: or the story of the little violet of Edelsheim. 1884,
1885, 1903.
The babe i’ the mill, and Zanina, the flower girl of Florence. 1885.
Bound by a spell: or the hunted witch of the forest. 1885.
Whose hand: or the mystery of no man’s heath. 1886.
The golden wrens. 1897, 1898.
The lost opal ring. 1897, 1898, 1905, 1919.
The lost telegram: or trust betrayed. 1897, 1898, 1908.
Jubilee Hall. 1906.
James Greenwood 1832–1929
Curiosities of savage life. 1864 (illustr H. S. Melville and F. W.
Keyl).
The adventures of seven four-footed foresters, narrated by themselves.
1865 (illustr H. S. Melville).
The hatchet throwers. 1866 (illustr E. Griset).
The true history of a little ragamuffin. 1866, 1870.
Legends of savage life. 1867 (illustr E. Griset).
The bear king: a narrative confided to the marines. 1868 (illustr E.
Griset).
The purgatory of Peter the Cruel. 1868 (illustr E. Griset).
The adventures of S. R. Davidger; seventeen years and four months
captive among the Dyaks of Borneo. 1869 (illustr R. Hullula).
Savage habits and customs. 1869.