The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature ... - uogenglish

Children’s Books
1875 | 1876
Little tales for little people. 1881.
The nursery treasure book of funny stories, good music and pretty
rhymes for children. 1881.
Our baby’s picture book. A volume of large type and large pictures
for tiny trots. 1881.
Pretty pictures for little folks. 1881.
The young folks picture book of amusing and interesting tales. 1881.
Dottie and Tottie: or home for the holidays. [1882.]
The good sailor boy: or the adventures of Charley Morant. 1882.
Irene and the gypsies: or pray without ceasing. 1882.
Mercie Sunshine’s new picture book of animals. 1882.
The sparrow’s Christmas party, and other tales. [1882.]
Stirring scenes in English history for boys and girls. 1882.
The children’s life of Jesus Christ. 1883.
Little Lily’s large type picture book. 1883.
Little stories of famous places at home and abroad. 1887.
Chats about soldiers and sailors. 1892.
The cosy nook picture book of pictures and stories. 1895.
Cheery chats and pleasing pictures. 1897.
Little stories about famous places at home and abroad. 1898.
The sunny home: the story of a united family. 1899.
Elizabeth Surr
Stories about dogs. 1882.
Maggie Symington
The King’s command: a story for girls. 1886.
Ann Taylor, née Martin
See col 473.
Ann Taylor, later Gilbert 1782–1866
See col 474.
Emily Taylor 1795–1872
Letters to a child on the subject of maritime discovery. 1820, 1828.
Letters to a very little girl from her aunt. 1820.
Historical prints representing some of the more memorable events
in English history. 1821, 1844.
The vision of Las Casas, and the poems. 1825.
Poetical illustrations of passages of Scripture. 1826.
Sabbath recreations: or select poetry, of a religious kind, chiefly
taken from the works of modern poets: with original pieces never
before published. 1829.
Tales of the Saxons. 1832.
Tales of the English: William de Albini of Buckenham Castle. 1833.
A memoir of Sir Thomas More. 1834.
The boy and the birds. With designs by T. Landseer. 1835, 1840.
The Knevets. 1835, 1862.
Help to the schoolmistress: or village teaching. 1839.
The ball I live on: or sketches of the earth. 1845, 1846.
Chronicles of an old English oak: or sketches of English life and
history. 1859, 1860.
England and its people or a familiar history . . . of the country and
the social and domestic manners of its inhabitants. 1859, 1860.
Ellis Gordeon: or Bolton Farm. 1860.
Purples and blues. 1860.
Flowers and fruit gathered by loving hands from old English
gardens. 1864.
Memories of some contemporary poets with selections from their
writings. 1868.
Dear Charlotte’s boys. 1870.
Stories from history. 1876.
Isaac Taylor 1759–1829
See col 471.
Jane Taylor 1783–1824
See col 475.
Jefferys Taylor 1792–1853
See col 479.
Joseph Taylor
The general character of the dog, illustrated by a variety of anecdotes.
1804.
The wonders of the horse, recorded in anecdotes. 1813, New York
1836.
Tales of the robin, and other small birds. 1815.
Lucy Taylor
Fairy Phoebe: or facing the footlights. nd.
Led into light. 1886.
The children’s champion and the victories to be won. London,
Edinburgh and New York 1889.
Stories of noble lives. 1889.
Through peril, toil and pain. 1899.
Winifred Taylor
Rupert Rochester, the banker’s son. Edinburgh 1870.
Violet Rivers: or loyal to duty. A tale for girls. 2nd edn Edinburgh 1871.
Labours of love: a tale for the young. 1876.
Crona Temple
About the feathered folk. nd.
Hill farm. Boston nd.
Kirsty’s prince: a story of Holyrood. nd.
The old endeavour: a book for boys. nd.
Millicent’s home. London and New York nd, 1882.
Little wave, the foundling of Glenderg. [1873.]
Royal captives. 1874.
Nobody cares. 1876.
The last of these. 1878.
Lady Rose. 1882.
Life at Hill Farm. 1883.
Bound with a chain. 1885.
John Denton’s friends. 1885.
Etta’s fairies: a little story for little folks. London, Edinburgh and
New York 1887.
The ferryman’s boy. 1887.
Knighted by the admiral: or the days of the Great Armada. 1889.
Dick’s water lilies and other stories. 1894.
Sea larks: a tale of the Hebrides. 1898.
William Makepeace Thackeray 1811–63
The rose and the ring, or the history of Prince Giglio and Prince
Bulbo: a fireside pantomime for great and small children, by Mr
M. A. Titmarsh. 1855 (for 1854).
See also col 1406.