The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature ... - uogenglish

Children’s Books
1803 | 1804
Florence Harrington
Georgie Merton: or only a girl. 1877.
Lillie Harris
Mama’s fairy tales. 1878.
Fanny Harrison
Our teacher’s stories. [1888.]
Emily Hartley
Odd moments of the Willoughby boys. 1881, 1883.
Jane Harvey
The friends: or the history of Harcourt and Powlett. Derby [1820].
Poems, original and moral for the use of children. Derby [1820].
Also pbd historical works and verse.
Eleanor Luisa Haverfield b. 1870
The doctor’s little dot. 1898.
Nancy’s fancies. A story about children. 1899.
Our vow: a story for children. London and Edinburgh 1899, 1910.
Blind loyalty: a sequel to Our vow. 190?
Jim’s sweethearts. The tale of a tiny lover. 1901, 1902.
Rhoda: a tale for girls. London and Edinburgh 1901.
Stanhope. A romance of the days of Cromwell. London and
Edinburgh 1902, 1910, 1923.
The squire. 1903.
The sow’s ear. 1904.
The twins and Sally. London and Edinburgh 1904, 1922.
The Mascotte of Sunnyside. 1906.
Queensland cousins. 1908, 1922.
Sylvia’s victory. 1911, 1923.
An impossible friend. 1911.
The Ogilvie’s adventures. 1913.
Joan Tudor’s triumph. 1918.
Who are the Cromlyns? 1919.
The luck of Lois. A school story. 1921.
Just a jolly girl. 1922.
Audrey’s awakening. 1924.
The discovery of Kate: a school story. 1925.
The mad cap trio. 1927, 1929.
The Scatterbrains and other stories. 1930.
Meriel’s choice. 1933.
Through the green door. 1935.
Frances Ridley Havergal 1836–79
Bruey: a little worker for Christ. 1872, 2nd edn 1873, 1886.
Morning bells: or waking thoughts for the little ones. 1875, 1882, 1929.
My King: or daily thoughts for the King’s children. 1877.
Morning stars: or names of Christ for his little ones. 1879.
Ben Brightboots, and other true stories, hymns and music. 1883.
Blessings for all. A religious poem. 1892 (illus).
Birthday hopes. 1895.
Birthday flowers: verses. 1898.
See also col 738.
Mrs Ann Hawkshaw, ‘Aunt Effie’
Poems for my children. 1847.
Aunt Effie’s rhymes for little children. [1852], 1854, 1858 (illustr H. K.
Browne).
Aunt Effie’s gift to the nursery. 1854.
Also pbd verse.
Margaret S. Haycraft
The children of Cherryholme. [1894.]
Herbert Hayens
Play up Lions. nd.
The British Legion: a tale of the Carlist war. 1898.
One of the red shirts: a story of Garibaldi’s men. 1901 (illus), 1904.
Cleveley Sahib: a tale of the Khyber Pass. 1902.
The Gayton scholarship. 1904.
Stirring and true. 1920.
William Stephens Hayward
The cloud King: or up in the arie, and down on the sea. Being a
history of the wonderful adventures of Victor Volans. [1865]
(illus), 1866.
Also wrote numerous adult novels.
Arthur M. Heathcote
The magic umbrella. Bunny Princess Shockhead. 188?
Ragged robin, and other plays (in verse) for children. 1890.
Mary Margaret Heaton
Happy Spring-time. Rhymes for mothers and children. 1874.
Mary Ann Hedge, ‘M. A. H.’
Affection’s gift to a beloved godchild. 1819, 1821.
Letters on history addressed to a beloved godchild. 1819.
The retreat. 1820.
The flatterer; or false friendship. A tale. 1822.
Letters on profane history. 2nd edn 1822.
Life: or fashion and feeling. A novel. 1822.
Man: or anecdotes national and individual: an historic mélange for
the amusement of youth. 1822.
Twilight’s hours improved: or the visit to grandmama. 2nd edn 1822.
Samboe: or the African boy. 1823.
The orphan sailor boy: or young arctic voyager. 1824.
Radama: or the enlightened African. With sketches of Madagascar.
1826.
Cousin Helen
The children’s party: or a day at Upland. [1863.] Prose and verse.
Nellie Hellis
Gypsy Tan. [1884], 1902.
Rob and Ralph: or a trust fulfilled. [1893.]
William Helme
Evenings rationally employed: or moral and entertaining incentives
to virtue and improvement. Brentford and Richmond 1803.
Samuel Bracebridge Hemying 1841–1901
Jack Harkaway in America. 1880.
Jack Harkaway’s after school days. His adventures afloat and ashore.
1891.