The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature ... - uogenglish

Children’s Books
1807 | 1808
All for the best: or Bernard Gilpin’s motto. 1898.
Margery’s son: or how two girls kept the faith. 1905.
Thomas Hood (‘Tom’) 1835–74
The headlong career and woeful ending of precocious Piggy. 1864.
Fairy realm. 1865.
Upside down: or turnover traits. 1868.
Petsetilla’s posy: a fairy tale for young and old. [1870] (illus).
The pleasant tale of Puss and Robin, and their friends Kitty and Bob.
London and New York 1871.
Rainbows rest and other stories. 1872.
From nowhere to the North Pole: a Noah’s arkaeological narrative.
1875 (for 1874).
Barbara Hoole, later Mrs Hofland, née Wreaks
1770–1844
The son of a genius. 1812.
Adelaide: or the intrepid daughter. 1823.
The young Crusoe. 1829.
See also col 933.
‘Ascott R. Hope’, Ascott Robert Hope-Moncrieff
1846–1927
The daughter of the regiment. A story from my grandmother’s
journal. nd.
‘Dumps’ and other stories. nd.
In forest and jungle: or adventures with wild beasts. nd.
On the warpath and other schoolboy stories. nd.
Tales of chivalry of the olden time. London and Edinburgh nd.
Wonders of electricity. nd.
Wonders of the volcano. nd.
A book about boys. 1869.
Stories of school life. 1870 (3rd edn).
Stories about boys. 1871 (illus).
Stories of Whitminster. 1873.
A pack of troubles. 1874.
George’s enemies. 1875.
The pampas: a story of adventure in the Argentine Republic. 1876,
1878 (illustr Phiz junior).
The young rebels: a story of the battle of Lexington. 1879.
Spindle stories. New yarns from old wool. London and New York
1880.
Stories of long ago. 1881 (illus).
Young heads on old shoulders. 1881.
A book of boyhoods. 1882 (illus).
Our homemade stories. 1882.
The vulture’s nest and other stories. 1883.
The wigwam and the warpath: or tales of the red Indians. 1884
(illustr G. Browne).
Boy’s own stories. 1887.
The old tales of chivalry retold. Edinburgh 1888.
The seven wise scholars. [1888] (illustr G. Browne).
Youngster’s yarns. 1888.
Dick’s dog and other stories of country boys. 1891.
An emigrant boy’s story. 1891.
A handful of stories. 1892.
The lost dog and other stories. 1892 (illus).
The ice world and its wonders. 1893.
Toby: his experiences and opinions. 1894.
Ups and downs. 1895.
Young traveller’s tales. 1895 (illus).
Stories of long ago retold. 1897.
Stories of old renown: tales of knights and heroes. 1898.
Stories of the wild west. 1898.
With lance and sword: or old tales of chivalry retold. 1899.
A string of stories. 1902.
Catherine Cooper Hopley
Aunt Jenny’s American pets.‘1872’ [1871].
Rambles and adventures in the wilds of the west. 1872.
Also wrote about the American Civil War.
Richard Henry Horne 1803–84
Memoirs of a London doll, written by herself. 1846 (illus).
See also col 618.
Mrs Hornibrook, Emma E. Hornibrook
One link in a chain. 188?
Worth the winning. 1885, 1899.
Isabel Hornibrook
Camp and trail. A story of the Maine woods. nd.
In the service. A story for boys. nd.
Luke: a story for boys. 1890.
Captain Curley’s boy. London, Glasgow and Dublin 1900 (illus).
Caroline Horwood, later Baker fl. 1801–40
The deserted boy: or cruel parents. A tale of truth calculated to
promote benevolence in children. Philadelphia 1817.
Original poetry for young minds. 1818, 1822, 1825, 1835.
Little Emma and her father. Philadelphia 1820?
Also pbd verse and adult fiction.
Lewis Hough
For fortune and glory: a story of the Soudan war. 1890 (illustr W.
Paget).
Clemence Annie Housman 1861–1955
The were-wolf. 1896 (illustr L. Housman). First pbd in Atalanta.
Edward George Granville Howard 1792?–1841
Rattlin the reefer. 3 vols 1836 (ed and rev F. Marryat).
See also col 935.
Lady Harriet Howard 1823–65
The birthday: a tale for the young. 1844.
Also wrote religious texts.
Catherine Augusta Howell
Pages of child-life. [1860.]
Pictures of girl life. 1865.
Mary Howitt, née Botham 1799–1888
Sketches of natural history. 1834. This contains first pbn of The
spider and the fly.
Tales in prose for young people. [1836.]
The children’s year. 1847.