The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature ... - uogenglish

Rob and Mag: or a little light in a dark corner. 1886, New York nd.
Mr Bartholomew’s little girl. 1887, 1894 (as Beckie’s mission: or Mr
Bartholomew’s little girl).
Miss Mollie and her boys: or His great love. [1890.]
Two little boys: or I’d like to please him. [1890.]
Charles Martel
A better patrimony than gold: it is only a pin. A tale for youth. 1872
(illus), Philadelphia nd (as Henry Arden: or it is only a pin.)
Also translated from Fr and wrote on painting.
Mrs M. B. Martin
Our Tom: a story for little kittens. 1879.
Blinky and Onions: a ragged school reminiscence. [1881.]
A knight without spurs: or Judy’s champions. 1892.
Also pbd devotional works for women.
Mary Emma Martin
An unknown girl. 2 vols 1881.
A country mouse: a story for girls. 1887.
Little great grandmother: a tale. 1896.
Uncle Jem’s Stella: a story for girls. 1896.
Elsa’s little boys. London and New York 1900.
Also pbd numerous adult novels.
Mary Kemble Martin
Our pets and companions: pictures and stories illustrating kindness
to animals. [1886], [1889], [1906].
Fruits of Bible lands. 1891.
Archie’s secret: or side by side. 1894.
Sarah Catherine Martin 1768–1826
The comic adventures of old Mother Hubbard and her dog. 1804,
[1806], York 1820? (illus), 1938 (facs of 1804 edn).
Old Mother Hubbard and her dog. Banbury 1820.
Mother Hubbard and Cock Robin (verses). 1867.
William Martin, ‘Peter Parley’ 1801–67
Chimney corner stories, including the wonderful and extraordinary
life and adventures of Neddy Bray. 1851.
The early educator: or the young inquirer answered. 1856.
The birthday gift for boys and girls. [1860], 1863.
Our boyish days and how we spent them: being tales of my
schoolfellows. 1861.
Heroism of boyhood: or what boys have done. 1865 (illus).
Noble boys: their deeds of love and duty. 1870.
Jack Roden the sailor boy. 1889.
Spicklehurst and other stories. 1894.
Wrote numerous educational texts, edited the Educational Mag, the
Boy’s Own Annual 1861 and the Boy’s Own Lib and Peter Parley’s
Annual.
See also Peter Parley.
Harriet Martineau 1802–76
The playfellow. 1841. 4 pts frequently issued separately: Feats on the
fiord, 1844; The settlers at home, 1856; The peasant and the
Prince, 1856; The Crofton boys, 1856.
See also col 1344.
Clara L. Matéaux
Old proverbs with new pictures. nd.
The story of the Don rewritten for our young folks. 1870.
The wonderland of work. nd, New York 1884.
Home chat with our young folks on people and things they see or
hear. 1870, London, Paris and New York 1881.
Raggles, baggles and the emperor. [1872], 1880.
Peeps abroad for folks at home. 1873, London, Paris and New York
1879.
Around and about old England. 1876.
Through picture land. [1876.]
Woodland romances: or fables and fancies. 1877, 1879.
Old folks at home. 1878.
Wee Willie Winkie: the story of a boy who was found. [1878.]
Tim Trumble’s little mother. [1880.]
The wonderland of work. [1881.]
Brave lives and noble. 1883.
Rambles round London town. 1885.
In letters of flame: a tale of the Waldenses. [1886.]
George and Robert Stephenson. 1887.
Ups and downs of a donkey’s life. 1889.
Noble lives and brave deeds. [1890?]
Mrs C. Mathews
Ellinor: or the young governess. A moral tale. York 1809.
Joanna Hooe Matthews 1849–1901
Little sunbeams. 1876.
Emily Juliana May
Louis’s school days: a story of boys. [1851], Bath 1852, New York
[1853], Bath [1854], 1855, [1876].
The sunshine of Greystone: a story for girls. Bath [1853], New York
[1864], 1865.
Dashwood Priory: or Mortimer’s college life. 1855.
Saxelford: a story for the young. 1857.
Bertram Noel: a story of youth. 1857, 1858.
The old coalpit: or the adventures of Richard Bentley in search of his
own way. A story for boys. 1860.
The Stronge’s of Netherstronge. 1864.
The broken balsam: or the story of a wreck. 1880.
Pansies: that’s for thoughts. 1901.
Mrs Frank May
The witch of the Juniper Walk and other fairy tales. 1895 (illus).
L. T. Meade
See col 1635.
Mrs Meeke
The birthday present: or pleasing tales of amusement and instruction.
1829.
Anne Mercier
Emma Marshall | Anne Mercier
Only a girl’s life. A story which is too true. 1871.
Pink ribbons: stories for our girls. 1876.
Edited Friendly Leaves. Also pbd bks about the Church and adult novels.
1833 | 1834