The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature ... - uogenglish

Children’s Books
1811 | 1812
Mopsa the fairy. 1869, 1912 (EL), 1964 (Dent Illus Children’s Classics).
The little wonder horn. [1872.]
The little wonder box. 6 vols [1887.] 6 booklets in a box, reprint of
The little wonder horn [1872].
See also col 622.
Mary Inman
The leading hand: or Amy and Sybil. Manchester 1883.
‘Isobel’
Lonely Queenie and the friends she made. 1873.
‘Ita’
The fairy tree: or tales from far and near. 1861.
Far and near: or stories of a Christmas tree. London and New York
1864.
Raymond Jacberns
An uncut diamond and other stories. 1893.
Mists: fairy tales. 1895.
Witch demonia. A fairy tale. 1895.
Common chords: a story for girls. 1897.
The hobbledehoys. [1899.]
Four everyday girls. 1900.
Some ups and downs. 1900.
A handful of rebels: the escapades of five young pickles. [1901.]
Robin. [1901.]
A family of girls. 1902.
The new pupil: a school story. 1902.
Peggy Morton. [1902.]
A lonesome lassie. [1903.]
The Scaramouche club. 1903.
A family grievance. 1904.
The girls of Cromer Hall. [1904], [1920.]
A school champion. London and Edinburgh 1904.
Sunday talks with girls. 1904.
Crab cottage: a girl’s story. 1905 (illus).
How things went wrong. 1905.
A bad three weeks. 1907 (illus).
A discontented schoolgirl. London and Edinburgh 1907.
That imp Marcella. London and Edinburgh 1907.
The truant five. [1907.]
A boy and a secret, a story for children. 1908.
A hard bit of road. [1908.]
The attic boarders. London and Edinburgh 1909 (illustr H. C.
Earnshaw).
Becky Compton, ex-dux. London and Edinburgh 1909 (illus).
Poor Uncle Harry. 1910.
The record term: a school story for girls. 1910.
A school girl’s battlefield. London and Edinburgh 1910 (illus).
An uncomfortable term. 1911 (illus).
That troublesome dog. London and Edinburgh 1911 (illustr M. L.
Attwell).
Tabitha Smallways, schoolgirl. London and Edinburgh 1912.
The record term: a story for girls. 1922.
Alice F. Jackson
Mattie’s mistake. 1888.
The choristers of Ravenswood. 1889.
Three little socialists. [1889.]
Fairy tales and true. Edinburgh 1890.
In the days of our childhood. 1890.
Toby and Tat. 1890.
Charlie: the story of a very little boy. [1891.]
The doll’s dressmaker: a tale. [1891.]
Jack’s little girls. [1892.]
Julie. 1892.
Miss Bright’s guardian. 1894.
Our little sunbeams. Stories for the little ones. 1896.
Heroes of the Chitral seige. [1897], [1923].
A brave girl. A true story of the Indian mutiny. [1898.]
Over the garden gate. 1900.
Our jungle home. [1923.]
With Mahdi and Khalifa. [1930.]
‘Catherine Jackson’
The storm’s gift. A Lancashire story. 1891.
Edith Sophia Jacob
The gate of paradise: a dream of Easter eve. 1868, 1870, 1877.
The vision of the holy child. 1882.
Crump and smiles: the story of two bears. 1886.
George Payne Rainsford James 1799–1860
The last of the fairies. 1848.
See also col 936.
Mrs Jamieson, Frances Jamieson, née Thurtle
Ashford rectory: or the spoiled child reformed. 3rd edn 1820.
Popular voyages and travels throughout the continent and island of
Europe. 1820.
The knight of the dove and his elfin page. 1826.
Annie M. L. Jarvis
Autobiography of a robin with his Christmas stories. 1885.
Rough: a clever dog. 1886.
A tame free robin. [1887.]
Mary Rowles Jarvis
The ‘Bonny Susan’. 1883, 1912, 1919.
A bunch of seals. 1883.
The sliding panel: or the miser of Rayham Farm. 1890.
Sunshine and calm. [1895.]
The rescue on tempest reef. 1896.
Song of the kingdom. 1908.
Dick Lionheart. 1909 (illus).
The treasure finders. 1912.
Three girls and a garden. 1912.
Colin courageous. 1914.
Pleasing stories. 1916.
The fear. 1925.
Also pbd bks on natural history.
Richard Jefferies 1848–87
Bevis the story of a boy. 3 vols 1882; ed E. V. Lucas 1904, 1932.
See also col 1592.
Edward Jenkins 1838–1910
Little Hodge. 1872.
See also col 1601.