The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature ... - uogenglish

Ethel Charlotte Penrose, née Coghill d. 1938
The fairy cobbler’s gold. 1890.
Clear as the noon-day. [1893.]
Darby and Joan: being the adventures of two children. [1894.]
Eden Phillpotts 1862–1960
The human boy. 1899.
Anna Maria Diana Wilhelmina Pickering, later
Stirling, Mrs A. M. W. Stirling 1865–1965
The adventures of Prince Almero: a tale of the windspirit. [1890.]
The queen of the goblins. 1892.
Author of numerous historical and topographical works.
Edgar Pickering
An old-time yarn: or with Hawkins and Drake. London and
Glasgow 1893.
Mrs Pilkington, Mary Pilkington, née Hopkins
1766–1839
Obedience rewarded, and prejudice conquered: or the trials of
Mortimer Lascells. Written for the instruction and amusement of
young people. 1797.
Biography for girls: or moral and instructive examples for young
ladies. 1799, 1806.
Henry: or the foundling. 1799.
A mirror for the female sex. Historical beauties for young ladies. 1799.
The spoiled child: or indulgence counteracted. 1799.
Biography for boys: or characteristic histories: calculated to impress
the youthful mind with an admiration of virtuous principles and
a detestation of vicious ones. 1800, 1815.
Edward: a tale for young persons. 1800.
Tales of the hermitage written for the instruction and amusement
of the rising generation. 1800, 1815, New Haven CT 1820.
Marvellous adventures: or the vicissitudes of a cat. 1802.
Mentorial tales for the instruction of young ladies just leaving
school and entering on the theatre of life. 1802, Philadelphia 1803.
The calendar: or monthly recreations chiefly consisting of dialogues
between an aunt and her nieces, designed to improve the juvenile
mind with a love of virtue and of the study of nature. 1807.
New tales of the castle: or the noble emigrants, a story of modern
times. 1809.
A reward for attentive studies: or moral and entertaining stories. [c.
1815.]
The shipwreck: or misfortune the inspirer of virtuous sentiments.
1819.
Scripture histories: or interesting narratives extracted from the Old
Testament for the instruction and amusement of youth. 1819.
Mrs Pinchard
The young countess: a tale for youth. 1820.
A. Pittis
Bright eyes: or Johnny’s sacrifice. [189?]
James Robinson Planché 1796–1880
Four and twenty [French] fairy tales. 1858.
See also col 1976.
Matilda Anne Planché
See Matilda Anne Mackarness.
Annabella Plumptre, Bell Plumptre 1761–1838
Domestic stories, for the amusement and instruction of children.
Taken from the German of different authors. 1800.
Stories for children. 1804, New York 1824.
Tales of wonder, of honour and of sentiment, original and translated.
1818.
Also pbd adult novels and translated works from Ger.
Hon Emmeline Plunket
Very short stories in short words. 1887 (illustr T. Pym).
Hon Isabel Plunket
The children’s band: or the trial of Paul’s faith. nd.
Hester’s fortune; or pride and humility. 1871.
Elizabeth Plunkett, née Gunning, Miss
Gunning 1769–1823
A sequel to family stories: or evenings at my grandmother’s
intended for young persons of eight years old. 1802.
The village library intended for the use of young persons. 1802.
See also col 983.
Mathilda Mary Pollard
Only me: an autobiography. nd.
The minister’s daughter and old Anthony’s will. Tales for the
young. Edinburgh 1872, 1878.
An earl’s daughter: a story for the young. 1873.
The old farm house: or Alice Morton’s home. 1876.
Deborah’s school: a village tale. 1882.
Rupert Deane’s mission. A tale for the young. 1885.
Dorothy: or down at Polwin. 1888, [1902].
Cora: or three years of a girl’s life. 1889.
Edith Caroline Pollock
See ‘Ismay Thorn’.
Frederick Scarlett Potter b. 1834
Melcomb Manor: a family chronicle. London and Belfast 1875.
Erling; or the days of St Olaf. [1876.]
Cousin Flo. [1877.]
Marion and her cousins. 1877.
Princess Myra and her adventures among the fairy-folk. [1880.]
Paul and his troubles: a tale for country boys. 1883.
A venturesome voyage. [1898.]
Author of numerous other bks.
Rev Philip Bennett Power
Sara Payson Parton | Philip Bennett Power
The last shilling: or the selfish child. 1853, New York 1863,
Philadelphia [1867].
Little Kitty’s knitting needles. London and Edinburgh 1861, 1868,
London, Edinburgh and New York 1883, 1889.
One moss rose. 1867, 1872.
A fagot of stories for little folks. New York 1868.
The oiled feather tracts. 1869, 1888.
1849 | 1850