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Jack Harkaway’s schooldays. 1891. First pbd in Boys of England 1871.
Jack Harkaway among the brigands. 1892.
Jack Harkaway and his son’s adventures in China. 1892.
Jack Harkaway and his son’s adventures round the world. 1892.
Jack Harkaway at Oxford. 1892.
The rival schools: their fun, feuds and frolics. 1892.
Jack Harkaway and his son’s adventures in Australia. 1893.
Jack Harkaway and his son’s adventures in Greece. 1893.
Adventures of young Jack Harkaway. 1894.
Dick Lightheart, or the scapegrace at sea. 1895.
Jack o’ lantern; or the imp of the school. 1895.
Contributed extensively to boys’ periodicals.
Hamish Hendry
Red apple and silver bells. [1897], [1899]. Verse.
Thomas Heney
The history of Wilford and Moreton; or virtue the true nobility. An
interesting tale designed to promote the love of mankind. 1827.
George Alfred Henty
See col 1576.
Jeanie Hering, later Acton 1846–1928
The child’s delight. A picture book for little children. London,
Manchester and New York nd.
Golden days. A tale of girls’ school life in Germany. nd.
Honour and glory: or hard to win. A book for boys. nd.
Garry: a holiday story. 1868 (illus).
Little pickles. A tale for children. 1889.
Put to the test. 1889 (illus).
Rosebud. 1891 (illus).
Esther Hewlett
See Esther Copley.
Eva M. Hilder
Stories the sunflowers told. 1898.
Miranda Hill
The fairy spinner and ‘out of date or not?’. London and New York
[1875] (illustr K. Greenaway).
Edward Newenham Hoare 1802–77
Paths in the great waters. London and New York nd (illustr G.
Browne).
Two voyages and what came of them. nd.
Between the locks: or the adventures of a water party. London and
New York 1879.
Mike: a tale of the great Irish famine. 1880.
Percy Trevor’s training. 1884.
A brave fight. Being a narrative of the many trials of Master William
Lee, inventor. 189?
George Richard Hoare
The young traveller: or the adventures of Etienne in search of his
father. 1812, New York 1815, 1837 (as Etienne in search of his father).
Mrs Carey Hobson
Old Greta’s patchwork dress and stories told of some of the patches.
nd.
South African stories. 1887.
Silas Kitto Hocking 1850–1935
Her Benny: a tale of street life. [1879], 1890, 1891, 1966.
Chips: a story of Manchester life. 1881.
His father: or a mother’s legacy. [1882.]
Poor Mike: the story of a waif. [1882.]
Sea-waif: a tale of the Cornish cliffs. 1882, London and New York 1890.
Dick’s fairy: a tale of the streets, and other stories. [1883.]
Our Joe. 1885.
Cricket: a tale of humble life. 1886.
Crookleigh: a village story. 1888 (illus).
Ivy: a tale of cottage life. 7th edn 1888.
Real Grit. 188?
Chips, Joe and Mike. 1890.
Tregeagle’s head: a romance of the Cornish cliffs. 1890 (illus).
The blindness of Madge Tyndall. 1899.
The strange adventures of Israel Pendry. 1899.
Smugglers’ Keep. 1913.
Also pbd numerous adult novels.
Mrs Edwin Hohler, née Goring, Agnes Venetia
Goring 1870–1933
The bravest of them all. A story for young people. [187?], 1899.
The picture on the stairs. 1897.
For Peggy’s sake. 1898.
The green toby jug, and the Princess who lived opposite. 1898, [1920]
(as The green toby jug and other stories).
Ann Catherine Holbrook 1780–1837
Realities and reflections. [1834.]
Also pbd bks about the theatre.
Edward Holland
Mabel in rhymeland: or little Mabel’s journey to Norwich and her
wonderful adventures with the man in the moon and other
heroes and heroines of nursery rhyme. 1885.
Frederick Morrell Holmes
Hugh Melville’s quest: a boy’s adventures in the days of the Armada.
London and Edinburgh 1896.
Emily Sarah Holt b. 1836
Florence Harrington | Emily Sarah Holt
At ye grene Griffin: or Mrs Treadwell’s cook. nd.
King Alfred: the truth teller. nd.
King’s daughters: or how two girls kept the faith. nd.
Through the storm: or the Lord’s prisoners. nd.
The well in the desert. An old legend of the house of Arundel. nd.
Memoirs of royal ladies. 1861.
Mistress Margery: a tale of the Lollards. 1868.
Ashcliffe Hall: a tale of the last century. 1870.
Sister Rose: or Saint Bartholomew’s eve. 1870, 1891, 1900.
For the master’s sake. A story of the days of Queen Mary. 1877, [1883].
Out in the forty-five: or Duncan Keith’s vow. 1888.
The slave girl of Pompeii: or by a way they knew not. 1888.
Our little lady: or six hundred years ago. 1891.
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