The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature ... - uogenglish

Children’s Books
1835 | 1836
William Charles Metcalfe
Frank Weatherill: or life in the merchant marine. A sea story for
youth. [1886], [1894], [1904].
Steady yur helm: or stowed away. 1892.
Rogues island. [1893.]
Watch and watch: or the ‘Decoyed’. 1894.
The boy skipper. 1895.
Undaunted: a tale of the Solomon Islands. 1895, [1900].
On the face of the deep: or the bird borne missive. 1897.
On the other tack: a story of the sea. 1898.
All hands on deck. 1900.
Fetters of gold. 1900.
Billows and bergs. 1902.
Ocean chums. 1905.
Grit and pluck: or the young commander. [1906.]
Ice-gripped: or the memory of Moscow. 1907.
Blown out to sea. 1908.
Pigtails and pirates: a tale of the sea. 1908.
Dick Trawle: second mate. 1909.
The mystery of the ‘Albatross’. 1911.
Junk ahoy!: a tale of the China seas. 1912.
Among Chinese pirates. 1929.
Anna Middleton
Tales for the young and the poor. 1863.
Arthur Henry Miles 1848–1929
Fifty two stories for boys. 1889.
Fifty two stories for girls. 1889.
Fifty two more stories for boys. 1890.
Fifty two more stories for girls. 1890.
Fifty two further stories for boys. 1891.
Fifty two further stories for girls. 1891.
Fifty two fairy tales. 1892.
Fifty two other stories for boys. 1892.
Fifty two other stories for girls. 1892.
Fifty two stories for boyhood and youth. 1893.
Fifty two stories for children. 1893.
Fifty two stories of girl life at home and abroad. 1894.
Fifty two stories of the British navy from Damme to Trafalgar. 1895.
Fifty two stories of the Indian mutiny. 1895.
Fifty two stories of the British army. 1897.
Fifty two stories of duty and daring for boys. [1897.]
Fifty two stories of heroism in life and action for boys. 1899.
Fifty two stories of heroism in life and action for girls. 1899.
Fifty two stories of the British Empire. [1900?]
Fifty two stories of courage and endeavour for boys. 1901 (illus).
Fifty two stories of courage and endeavour for girls. 1901.
‘Harriet’, ‘Mrs Myrtle’, ‘Harriet Myrtle’, Lydia
Falconer Miller 1811?–1876
Little Amy’s birthday, and other tales: a story book for autumn. 1846.
Home and its pleasures: simple stories for young people. 1852.
The ocean child: or showers and sunshine: a tale of girlhood. 1857.
Cats and dogs, nature’s warriors and God’s workers: or Mrs Myrtle’s
lessons in natural history. 1857, 1868, 1872.
The children’s picture book of country scenes. 1860 (illus). By
Harriet Myrtle.
Stories of the cat and her cousins, the lion and the tiger. [1877.]
The dog and his cousins, the wolf, the jackal and the hyena. 1876
(illus).
Also pbd bks on Scottish history and geology.
Olive Thorne Miller, ‘Gwynfryn’
Friends in fur and feather. 1887 (illus).
Mary E. Mills
Simple stories for children. [1861], 1868 (illus).
Truth: or Frank’s choice. 1866.
A troublesome godchild. [1902], [1911].
Helen Rose Anne Milman, later Crofton
Those children. [1891.]
Those little ladies. 1891.
Uncle Bill’s children. [1892.]
Of high and low degree. [1893.]
In the garden of peace. 1896.
Little Ivan’s hero: a story of child life. [1897.]
‘Boy’: word sketches of a child’s life. [1902.]
The fairy of Inglewood Green. [1908.]
Also wrote about gardening.
Mary Mister
Mungo: or the little traveller. A work compiled for the instruction
and amusement of youth. 1814, 1818, 1819, 1822, 1850.
Little anecdotes for little people. 1814, 1817, 1830.
Tales from the mountains. Intended for the instruction and amusement
of youth. 1814.
The adventures of a doll. Compiled with the hope of affording
instruction and amusement. 1816.
The friend of humble life. 1817.
Elizabeth Harcourt Mitchell, née Rolls
Hatherleigh Cross: a tale. 1865.
The little blue lady and other tales. 1881.
Her Majesty’s bear: a tale. 1884.
Golden horseshoes: a tale of chivalry for young and old. 1885.
The King’s stirrup: a tale of the forest. 1896.
Rachel’s secret. 1905.
Also pbd numerous other religious bks, poetry and fiction.
Margaret Mitchell, later Hurry, Mrs Ives Hurry
The faithful contrast: or virtue and vice accurately delineated. 1804.
Rational amusement for leisure hours; consisting of interesting
tales. 1804.
Moral tales for young people. 1807.
Tales of amusement and instruction. 1807.
Artless tales. 1808.
Ruth Mitchell
Aunt Lucia’s locket, and other stories. [1881.]
Marion’s two homes. [1882.]
Geraldine Mockler
Nell, Edie and Toby. Their strange adventures. [1891.]
The rambles of three children. [1892.]
A new friend. A story for boys and girls. [1895.]
The hollow tree. The story of a winter adventure. [1896.]
The little girl from next door. [1896.]
A long chase: the story of a seaside adventure. [1896.]
Proud Miss Sydney.‘1896’ [1895].