The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature ... - uogenglish

Her new kitten. A story for girls. [1897.]
Spring fairies and sea fairies. 1897.
Two children in black: a story for boys and girls. [1897.]
The best of intentions. A story. [1897], 1898.
A dreadful mistake. [1898.]
Jake’s birthday present. [1898.]
Sir Wilfred’s grandson and his strange adventures in a balloon. 1898.
The four Miss Whittingtons. [1899.]
The girls of St Bede’s: a story. 1899.
A tale of the summer holidays. 1899.
A boy cousin. [1900.]
The travels of Fuzz and Buzz. [1900.]
Tony Maxwell’s pluck. [1900], 1901.
Mrs A. F. Moffat
The ore seeker: a tale of the Harz. Cambridge 1860.
George Mogridge, ‘Old Humphrey’, ‘Peter
Parley’, ‘Carlton Bruce’, ‘Ephraim Holding’,
‘Uncle Adam’ 1787–1854
A tale of wonder for the young. 1828.
Twelve moral maxims of my Uncle Newbury. 1828, 1832.
The juvenile culprits. 1829.
The juvenile moralists. 1829, New York 1838.
The moral budget of my Aunt Newbury. Wellington, Salop 1831,
[1835], [1840?].
Mirth and morality: a collection of original tales. 1834 (illustr G.
Cruikshank). 1834.
The encourager. [1835], [1864].
The boy’s friend: or the maxims of a cheerful old man. 1837.
Aunt Upton and her nephews. [1841.]
Playhours: or the happy children. [1843?]
Learning to feel. [1844], [1845], [1855?].
Learning to think. [1844?]
Old Anthony’s hints to young people. [1844?], [1864].
Alphabet of good and bad hearts. [1845?]
Learning to act. [1846.]
The balloon and other stories. [185?]
Things that have wings. 1851.
Aunt Rose and her nieces. [1852.]
Luke and little Lewis. [1852.]
The old sea captain. 1853.
Learning to converse. [1854.]
Memoir of old Humphrey; with Gleanings from his portfolio in
prose and verse. 1855.
Sunny seasons of boyhood. 1859.
Aunt Mary’s tales. 1867.
The little yearbook. [1867.]
Ephraim Holding’s Sunday school illustrations. [1863], [1864].
Old Humphrey’s fire-side tales. [1867.]
Old Humphrey’s tales for all time. [1867.]
Frank’s victory. [1868.]
Millie and her two friends. [1868.]
Susie’s mistake and other stories. [1868.]
See also ‘Peter Parley’.
John Edward Nassau Molesworth, ‘John of
Canterbury’ 1790–1877
False impressions: or the rick burners. [1840?]
Mrs Molesworth 1839–1921
See col 1644.
M. Monget
Moral playthings: tales for children. 1806.
Edward Monro
Harry and Archie: or first and last communion. [1848], [1866?],
1881.
Edwin’s fairing. 1867.
Florence Montgomery 1843–1923
A very simple story: being a chronicle of the thoughts and feelings
of a child. 1867, 1870, 1878.
The children with the Indian-rubber ball. 1872.
The town crier, to which is added The children with the Indianrubber
ball. 1874.
Moral tales for children. 1886.
Tony; a sketch, being the account of a little incident on a short
railway journey. 1898.
Behind the scenes in a schoolroom. 1914.
Also wrote adult novels.
Susannah Moodie, née Strickland
See Susannah Strickland.
Sophie Moody
The palm tree. 1864.
The fairy tree: or stories from far and near. 1872.
Also pbd bks about names.
Clara Moore d. 1849
Rhoda: or the excellence of charity. [1845.] By the author of The
cottage on the common.
Clara Jessup Moore, ‘H. O. Ward’
Gondaline’s lesson, The warden’s tale, Stories for children and other
poems. 1881.
Also pbd poetry.
Emily Jane Moore
Dorothy Lavender: a temperance story. [1890.]
Grannie Goldenlocks. [1890.]
Little Bet: or the railway foundling. [1890.]
Little lads and lasses. [1890.]
Sunbeams and shadows: or pleasant half hour stories. [1890.]
Wilfred Mellice’s children. [1890?]
Peter’s idol: a domestic story. [1895.]
Georgina M. Moore
Mary with many friends. [1878.]
Mary’s holiday task. [1879.]
William Charles Metcalfe | Margaret Jane Moore
Margaret Jane Moore, Countess of Cashel, née
King
Stories of old Daniel: or tales of wonder and delight. 1808, 1810.
Continuation of the stories of old Daniel: or tales of wonder and
delight. 1820.
Also pbd bks on physical education.
1837 | 1838