The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature ... - uogenglish

Our cousins in Ohio. 1849.
Tales for all seasons. 1881.
See also col 2156.
William Howitt 1792–1879
The boy’s country book: being the real life of a country boy written
by himself. 1839.
See also col 2157.
Maria A. Hoyer
Little Margit and other stories. 1887.
We four children. [1889.]
What happened at Morwyn. [1893.]
A forgotten link. [1899.]
Mary Hughes, née Robson
Aunt Mary’s tales for the entertainment and improvement of little
girls. 1811.
The ornaments discovered: a story in two parts. 1815, 1819.
The alchemist. 1818.
Metamorphoses: or effects of education. A tale. 1818.
The orphan girl: a moral story founded on fact. 1819.
Stories for children, chiefly confined to words of two syllables. 1819.
Something new from Aunt Mary. 1820.
Pleasing and instructive stories for young people. 1821.
The life of William Penn abridged and adapted for the use of young
persons. 1822.
The good grandmother: or a visit to my uncle’s. 1822.
Little Croppy and the May Queen. [1835.]
Also pbd educational texts.
Thomas Hughes 1822–96
Tom Brown’s schooldays, by an old boy. Cambridge 1857, ed V.
Rendall 1904, ed F. Sidgwick 1913.
See also col 1306.
Mary E. Hullah
A few words about music. 1851.
Hannah tame. 1883.
A little owl and other stories. 1883.
The lion battalion and other stories. 1885.
The gracious lady’s ring. 1887.
Namesakes. 1887.
Philippa. 1887.
In hot haste. 1888.
As the tide turns. 1890.
Hans and his friends and other stories. 1893.
My aunt Constantia Jane: a story for children. 1893.
Fergus W. Hume 1859–1932
The chronicles of faeryland. Fantastic tales for old and young. [1982]
(illustr M. Dunlop).
Madeline Bonavia Hunt
Maid Margery. nd.
Little hinges. [1879] (illustr M. Dunlop), London, Paris and New
York 1883.
The magic mirror. London, Paris and New York 1883.
Little Empress Joan. 1885.
The two Hardcastles: or ‘A friend in need is a friend indeed’. 1885.
Hurry, Mrs Ives, née Mitchell, Miss Mitchell
Tales of instruction and amusement. 1775, [c. 1803], 1807.
The faithful contrast: or virtue and vice accurately delineated in a
series of moral and instructive tales. 1803.
National amusements for leisure hours. 1804.
Artless tales. 3 vols 1808.
Moral tales for young people. 1807, 2nd edn 1809.
Also wrote fiction for adults. See also col 1836.
John Conroy Hutcheson d. 1897
On board the ‘Esmeralda’: or Martin Leigh’s log. 1885.
The wreck of the Nancy Bell: or cast away on Kerguelen Land. [1885]
(illus), 1893.
Fritz and Eric: or the brother Crusoes. 1886.
The Penang pirate and the lost pinnacle. 1887 (illus).
Teddy: the story of a little pickle. 1888.
The black man’s ghost: a story of the buccaneers’ buried treasure of
the Galapagos Islands. [1889] (illustr W. S. Stacey).
Afloat at last. A sailor boy’s log of his life at sea. 1890.
The white squall: a story of the Sargasso Sea. 1893.
The pirate junk: a story of the Sooloo sea. 1896. (illustr J. B.
Greene).
Tom Finch’s monkey and how he dined with the admiral. 1896.
Young Tom Bowling: a story of the boys of the British navy. [1896]
(illustr J. B. Greene).
Crown and anchor; or under the pen’ant. 1898 (illustr J. B. Greene).
John Robert Hutchinson b. 1858
Hal Hungerford: or the strange adventures of a boy emigrant. 1891,
1898.
The quest of the golden pearl. 1897 (illus).
Barbara Hutton, later Alexander
The fiery cross: or the vow of Montrose. nd.
Castles and their heroes. 1868 (illus), New York 1891.
Tales of the white cockade. 1870.
Heroes of the Crusades. New York 1891 (illus).
Tales of the Saracens. New York 1891.
Charles John Cutliffe Wright Hyne 1865-1944
The wild catters. A tale of the Pennsylvanian oil fields. nd.
Stimson’s reef: a tale of adventure. 1892.
The captured cruiser: or two years from land. 1893.
The adventures of Captain Kettle. 1898. With several sequels.
See his My joyful life, 1935.
Jean Ingelow 1820–97
Thomas Hood | Jean Ingelow
Studies for stories from girls’ lives. 1864, 1867, 1885? (illustr J. E.
Millais et al).
Poor Matt: or the clouded intellect. 1866.
Stories told to a child. Boston 1865, 1867, [1891].
Deborah’s book and The lonely rock. 1867.
The golden opportunity. 1867.
The grandmother’s shoe. 1867.
Little Rie and the rosebuds, and Can and could. 1867.
The minnows with silver tales and Two ways of telling a story. 1867.
The moorish gold and The one-eyed servant. 1867.
The suspicious jackdaw and The life of John Smith. 1867.
The wild duck shooter; and I have a right. 1867.
A sister’s bye-hours. 1868.
1809 | 1810