The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature ... - uogenglish

Jessie Mansergh, later Mrs George de Horne
Vaizey
Rose coloured thread. 1898.
About Peggy Saville. 1900, [1920?].
More about Peggy. 1901, 1908.
Tom and some other girls: a public school story. 1901.
More about Pixie. 1903, 1905, 1941.
Big game: a story for girls. [1905], [1908] (illus).
Ethelreda the ready: a school story. 1910.
Also pbd adult novels.
Charles Mansford
Under the naga banner. 1897 (illus).
A regular contributor to Chums and Boys’ Friend.
Alicia Catherine Mant 1788?–1869
Ellen: or the young godmother. A tale for youth. 1812, 1814, 1815.
The canary bird. 1817.
Margaret Melville and the soldier’s daughter: or juvenile memoirs.
1818, 1828.
The young naturalist: a tale. 1824 (2nd edn).
Also pbd adult novels.
Frederick Woods Mant
The young midshipman: or twelve years at sea. [189?]
M. B. Manwell
Gerty’s triumph. A Cornish story. 1883, 1911, 1919.
Dad’s Dorothy. The story of a Tuesday’s bairn. 1889, 1908, 1922.
Crowded out: or the story of Lil’s patience. [1890.]
The little house on the cliff. [1891.]
Geordie Stuart. A story of Waterloo. [1892.]
Niece Marjorie. A story for girls. [1892.]
Tony’s neighbour. A story for boys. [1892.]
The Bents of Battersby. 1893.
Little Miss: or Leslie Underwood’s fortune. 1895, 1910.
Mother’s boy. 1895.
Nobly planned. [1896.]
The waif of bounder’s tents. 1896.
The captain’s bunk: a story for boys and girls. [1898.]
The white prince and Bobo link. [1898.]
Carol Adair. 1899 (illus).
Roy’s sister: or ‘this way and hers’. [1899.]
The other Carews. 1900.
The boys of Monk’s Harold: a tale of adventure. [190?], 1907.
Daisy’s knight. [1901.]
Kit and Co. [1901.]
The powder monkey’s yarn. [1901.]
The wind that shakes the barley. [1901.]
The young knights of Gaddesdon. [1901.]
The girls of Dancy Dene. 1902.
Granny’s girls. [1903.]
The doll, the Sprat and Peter. [1911.]
The crew of the rectory. [1912] (illus).
The girls of St Ursula’s. 1912.
Grace Mara
Daisy’s visit to Uncle Jack and what came of it. 1894.
The angel’s charge: a story for children. 1898.
Jane Marcet, née Haldimand 1769–1858
Conversations for children on chemistry, in which the elements of
science are familiarly explained and illustrated by experiment.
1806, 1809, 1814, 1817, 1819, 1824, 1853.
Conversations on the history of England for the use of children.
1829.
Bertha’s visit to her uncle in England. 1830, 1831, 1836 (as Bertha’s
journal while on a visit to England), 1846 (6th edn).
The season’s stories for very young children. 1832, 1854, 1861 (7th
edn).
Mary’s grammar interspersed with stories. 1833, 1885.
Willy’s holidays: or conversations on different kinds of government.
Intended for young children. 1836.
Conversations for children on land and water. 1838.
Conversations on language for children. 1844.
Lessons on animals, vegetables and minerals. 1844.
Willy’s stories for young children. 1845.
Willy’s travels on the railroad. 1847.
The heiress in her minority: or the progress of character. 1850.
Mary’s grammar. 1851.
Rich and poor. 1851.
Also pbd numerous didactic bks. See also col 2494.
Clarice March
Marred by meddling. 1894.
Doris’s high school days. 1899.
Bessie Marchant, later Mrs A. J. Comfort
1862–1941
The house at Brambling Minster. nd (illustr W. S. Stacey).
The Bessie Marchant omnibus book. [1892.]
The old house by the water. [1894.]
Weasel Tim. [1896.]
The Rajah’s daughter: or the half-moon girl. 1899.
Winning his way: a story for boys. [1899.]
Also pbd over 100 adventure stories for girls in the twentieth century.
Augusta Marryat 1834–98
See col 1630.
Emilia Marryat, later Norris 1835–75
See col 1631.
‘Captain Marryat’, Frederick Marryat 1792–1848
Masterman ready: or the wreck of the Pacific, written for young
people. 3 vols 1841–2.
The settlers in Canada, written for young people. 2 vols 1844.
The children of the New Forest. 2 vols [1847].
The little savage. 2 pts 1848–9. Ed F. S. Marryat; of pt 2 Frederick
Marryat only wrote 2 chs.
See also col 953.
Beatrice Marshall
Nancy’s nephew: or Mike’s first campaign. [c. 1886–9.]
Charles Marshall, ‘Heraclitus Gab’
King Gab’s story bag and the wonderful stories it contained.
London and New York [1869].
Minnie Mackean | Charles Marshall
1829 | 1830