The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature ... - uogenglish

Rev William Gresley 1801–86
The baron’s little daughter and other tales in prose and verse. 1848,
1850.
Frank’s first trip to the Continent. 1854.
Colton Green: a tale of the Black Country. 1854.
Elizabeth Caroline Grey
The autobiography of Frank: the happiest little dog that ever lived.
1861.
Also pbd numerous religious texts.
Mrs Mary Grey
Memoirs of Dicky, a yellow canary. 1831.
Rosamond S. Grey
Summer clouds. A tale for the young. London and Dublin 1871.
Sidney Grey
Story-land. nd (illustr E. Evans).
The runaways. [1886.]
Miss Grierson
The visit: or Mamma and the children. Edinburgh 1824.
The student’s walk: or a Sabbath in the country. 1825.
Also pbd historical and biographical works and evangelical fiction.
John Percy Groves
From cadet to captain. London and New York 1883.
Archibald Clavering Gunter
Small boys in big boots. A story for children of all ages. 1890.
John Habberton 1842–1921
Helen’s babies. Glasgow 1877, 1911.
Other people’s children. 1905.
Julia Hack
Kathleen: or a maiden’s influence. [1899.]
Maria Hack, née Barton 1777–1844
Winter evenings: or tales of travellers. 4 vols 1818, 1823, 1840, 1853
(rev).
The winter scene. 1818.
Grecian stories. 1819.
English stories. 1820, 1839 (as English stories of the olden time).
Harry Beaufroy: or the pupil of nature. 1821, 1824.
Oriental fragments. 1828.
Stories of animals, intended for children between five and seven
years old. 5th edn 1887. 2nd ser intended for children between
seven and ten years old, 1831.
Adventures by land and sea. 1877.
Inland and ice deserts. 1877.
Travels in hot and cold lands. 1877.
Henry Rider Haggard 1856–1925
See also col 1557.
Anna Maria Hall
The Hartopp jubilee. [1840?]
See also col 1304.
Clara Hall
The juvenile mirror. 183?
Edith King Hall
My Aunt Nan. [1894.]
That little beggar. 1895.
The red umbrella and other stories. 1896.
Adventures in Toyland. [1897.]
Mig and her friends. 1897.
Mother’s little lady. 1898.
Tales from a farmyard. 1898.
The Admiralty house: a story. 1899.
Andy’s trust. 1899.
Irma’s zither. 1899.
That examination paper! A story for girls. 1900.
Caroline M. Hallett
The upward path. A book for boys. 1883.
Every Sunday. A book for boys. [1889.]
With none to help. 1891.
Sunday evening. A book for girls. 1894.
Called to fight. A book for boys. 1900.
James Orchard Halliwell 1820–89
The nursery rhymes of England, obtained principally from oral tradition.
1842, 1843, 1844, 1846, 1853, 1860, 1863.
Popular rhymes and nursery tales of England: a sequel to The
nursery rhymes of England. 1849.
Pbd extensively on literary history and biography.
Margaret Hamer see Maggie Brown
Sarah Sharp Hamer, ‘Olive Patch’, ‘Phyllis
Browne’
Happy little people. 1882.
A parcel of children, with some account of their doings. 1886.
Mrs Somerville and Mary Carpenter. 1887.
Mrs C. G. Hamilton
The unclaimed daughter. [1853.]
Catherine Jane Hamilton b. 1841
Rivals at school: or a lesson for life. [1888.]
S. L. Hands
Ben of Friar Alley: a story. 1898, 4th edn 1899.
Charles Henry Hanson
Stories of the days of King Arthur. 1882 (illustr G. Doré).
‘Harriet’
See Lydia Falconer Miller.
E. M. Green | ‘Harriet’
1801 | 1802