The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature ... - uogenglish

Children’s Books
1823 | 1824
Charles Godfrey Leland 1824–1903
Johnnykin and the goblins. 1877 (illus).
Mark Lemon 1809–70
The enchanted doll: a fairy tale for little people. 1849.
Fairy tales. 1868.
Tinykin’s transformations: a child’s story. 1869.
See also col 2006.
Eliza Lucy Leonard
The miller and his golden dream. In verse. 1816.
The ruby ring: or the transformation. In verse. 1816
Amélie Claire Le Roy, see Esmé Stuart
Emma Leslie
The two orphans. A tale for the young. 1863.
Trial and trust: or Ellen Morden’s experience of life. 1864.
Teddy’s dream: or a little sweep’s mission. 1868.
Milly’s errand: or saved to save. 1870.
Soldier Fritz and the enemies they fought: a story of the
Reformation. 1871, 1914.
Maggie’s message. 1872, 1890, 1906.
The orphan and the foundling: or alone in the world. 1872 (illus).
Percy Raydon: or self-conquest. 1872.
Myra’s pink dress. 1873.
Peter the apprentice: a tale of the Reformation in England. 1873,
1905.
Hilda: or the golden age. [1874.]
Sunbeam Susette: a story of the siege of Paris. 1874.
Tom Perry’s venture. 1874 (illus).
Lizzie’s promise. 1875.
Out of the mouth of the Lion: or the Church in the catacombs. 1875.
Squire Lynne’s will. 1875 (illus).
Before the dawn. A tale of Wycliffe and Bohemia. [188?]
Only a little fault. 1882.
Tom: the boater: a tale of English canal life. 1882.
The water waifs: a tale of barge life. 1882.
A slip at starting: or Johnny’s first place. 1883.
Margaret’s journal: or steps upward. 1884.
Marion and Augusta: or love and selfishness. 1884, 1890.
Saxby: a tale of old and new England. 1884, 1911.
Tom Watkin’s mistake. A tale. 1885.
The martyr’s victory. A tale of Danish England. 1886.
Stories from French history. 1886.
The life and reign of Queen Victoria. 1887, 1897 (illus).
That vulgar girl. 1887.
Through storm to calm: a tale of the last century. 1887.
How the strike began: a story for girls. 1888.
The magic runes: a tale of the times of Charlemagne. 1888.
The making of a hero. 1888.
Pretty Miss Hathaway. 1888.
A sailor’s lass. 1888 (illus).
Shucks: a story for boys. 1888.
Saved by love. A story of London streets. 1889, 1904.
Arthur’s temptation: or a brave beginning. [1890?]
Letty’s Raymond training. A tale. 1890, 1893.
The story of a Christmas sixpence. 1890.
Tom Morris’s error and other stories. 1890.
A London rose. A tale. 1891.
The seed she sowed: a tale of the great dock strike. 1891.
Lady Marjorie: a story of Methodist work a hundred years ago. 1892.
Our little lady. 1895.
Sowing beside all waters: a tale of the early church. 1895.
In the gipsies’ van: or caught in a trap: a story for boys. 1896.
Lizzie’s experiment. A story of London life. 1896.
The stolen rose. 1896.
Kate’s ordeal. 1897.
Our little Nan: a story of twin sisters. London and Glasgow 1897, 1910.
A London rose and Kate’s ordeal. 1898.
Leila’s quest, and what came of it. 1900.
Lina’s fortune. 1900.
The little gypsy. [1900?]
That scholarship boy. 1900.
On the Emperor’s service: a story of the time of Constantine. 1905.
A young lady of quality: a story of the great Methodist revival in the
eighteenth century. 1906.
The mystery of Rosabelle: or Lina’s fortune. 1924.
Contributed to periodicals for the young, including Young England.
Mary E. Lester
Love’s golden key: or the witch of Berryton. [189?]
Bitha Lloyd, née Fox 1811–84
The yews. [1859.]
Also pbd bks on the Lake District.
Hannah Jane Locker, née Lampson, Hannah Jane
Locker-Lampson, Mrs Frederick Locker
The pedlar of Copthorne Common and other stories. 1879.
Shaw’s farm. 1880.
What the blackbird said. A story in four chirps. 1881 (illustr R.
Caldecott).
Hannah R. Lockwood, Miss Lockwood
Little May’s mythology. A short account of the gods and goddesses
of ancient Rome. 1869.
Progressive and classified spelling book. 1870.
Lady Julia Lockwood
Cyrus King of Persia and Media: his life and character for the use of
the young. 1861.
Instinct or reason: being anecdotes of animal history. 1861 (illus),
1862, 1872.
Florence Lockyer
The garland alphabet. [1891.]
Agnes Loudon
Tales for young people. 1846.
Tales of school life. 1850.
‘Solomon Lovechild’
See Lady Eleanor Fenn.
Charles Rathbone Low
The adventures of J. Hawsepipe, master mariner: a tale of the sea
and land. 1868 (illus), 1869.