Crake,
Augustine
David.
Cambridge History of English Literature - 1908 - v11
1818.
Sketches of Human Manners. 1807. 5th edn. 1817.
The Traveller in Africa. 1814. In Asia. 1807.
Variety. 1809.
Watts, Isaac. Divine and Moral Songs. See ante, vol. ix, chap. vi.
White, Thomas. A Little Book for Little Children, wherein are set down
Several Directions. 12th edn. 1702.
A Little Book for Little Children: wherein are set down, in a plain and
pleasant way, Directions for spelling, and other remarkable matters.
n. d. [Frontispiece, queen Anne. ] [A different work from the same
author's other Little Book. ]
Yonge, Charlotte Mary. The Chaplet of Pearls. 1868.
Countess Kate. 1862.
The Daisy Chain. 1856.
The Dove in the Eagle's Nest. 1866.
The Heir of Redclyffe. 1853.
The Lances of Lynwood. 1855.
The Little Duke.
The Pillars of the House. 4 vols. 1873.
A Storehouse of Stories. 2 vols. 1870-2. [Rpts of old tales, chiefly
eighteenth century, ed. Yonge, C. M. ]
Life of. By Coleridge, C. R. 1903.
IV. SELECTED MINOR WRITERS AND ANONYMOUS WORKS
The Academy, or a Picture of Youth. 1808. [See Lucas, E. V. , Old Fashioned
Tales. )
Author of. The Rector and his pupils. A sequel. 1810.
The Adventures of a Silver Threepence. . . . By Mr Truelove. n. d. [before
1800).
Advice from a Lady of Quality to her Children. . . . 2 vols. Gloucester, 1778.
Aldiborontiphoskyphorniostikos. n. d. [1800-20]. (A nonsense book. ]
Amusing Instructor, The. 1777.
Anecdotes and Adventures of Fifteen Young Ladies. n. d. [before 1820).
[The first ‘Limericks. ']
Barnard, Caroline. The Parent's Offering. 2 vols. 1813.
The Prize: or, The Lace-makers of Missenden. 1817.
Bishop, J. The Child's Toy Book. n. d. [1800-20].
Pleasing Tales for Little Folks. n. d. [1800-20].
Bisset, J. Juvenile Reduplications: or, the New House that Jack Built. '
Birmingham, 1800.
Bloomfield, Robert. The History of Little Davy's New Aat. 3rd ed. 1824.
Book of Trades, The, or Library of the Useful Arts. 1807.
Bowman, Anne. The Boy Voyagers. 1859.
The Castaways. 1857.
The Young Exiles. 1858.
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Xvi]
Children's Books
485
Brewer, George. The Juvenile Lavater; or, a Familiar Explanation of the
Passions of Le Brun. n. d. [1800-20].
Brothers, The; A Novel, for Children. Henley, 1794.
Bunch, Mother. See Mother Bunch, post.
B. , W. The Elephant's Ball and Grand Fête Champêtre. By W. B. 1807.
Facsimile rpt, ed. Welsh, C. , 1883.
Cameron, Lucy Lyttelton. The Caskets. 12th edn. 1833.
The History of Margaret Whyte.
The Two Lambs. 1821.
Life of. Ed. by her son. n. d.
Carey, J. Learning Better than House and Land, as exemplified in the
History of Harry Johnson and Dick Hobson. 1824.
Children's Magazine, The, or, Monthly Repository.
[It is not clear how long this lasted. The writer's copy is July-Dec.
1800, and a story in the Dec. no. is ‘To be continued. ')
Church, Alfred John. See Reference Catalogue of current literature, issued
annually (J. Whitaker and Sons).
Circle of the Sciences, The. Newbery. 7 vols. 1745-6. See full biblio-
graphy in Welsh, C. , op. cit. sect. I, ante.
Clarke, Mary Cowden. The Girlhood of Shakespeare's Heroines. 3 vols.
1851-2.
Cooper, W. D. The Blossoms of Morality. 1789. 6th edn illustd by
Bewick, T. 1814.
Copley, Esther. See Hewlett, Esther.
Court of Oberon, The, or Temple of the Fairies. 1823. (An early 'complete'
fairy tale book. Contains Perrault, d'Aulnoy, Eastern Tales, and English
traditional tales. ]
Crabb, Maria Joseph. Tales for Children in a Familiar Style. 1805.
Craik, Georgiana Marion. Miss Moore. 1873.
My First Journal. 1860.
Playroom Stories, 1863.
Craik, Mrs. See Mulock, D. M. , post.
Crake, Augustine David. Aemilius: a Tale of the Decian and Valerian
Persecutions. 1871.
The Doomed City. 1885.
Edwy the Fair: or, the First Chronicle of Aescendune. 1874.
Crompton, Sarah. Tales that are True, in short words. 1853.
Dame Truelove's Tales. n. d. [1800-20).
Dame Wiggins of Lee and her Seven Wonderful Cats . . . written principally
by a Lady of Ninety. 1823. Ed. by Ruskin, J. (illustd by Greenaway,
Kate). 1885. Rpt of 1823 edn, 1887.
Darton, William. Little Truths. 2 vols. 1788.
A Present for a Little Boy. 1798.
A Present for a Little Girl. 1803.
Dasent, Sir G. See Asbjörnsen, P. C. , sect. v, post (Foreign Works).
Day, Isaac. Scenes for the Young, or Pleasing Tales. 1807.
Deborah Dent and her Donkey. n. d. [1800-20).
Dick, the Little Poney. n. d.
Author of. The Dog of Knowledge; or, Memoirs of Bob, the Spotted
Terrier. 1801.
Dorrington, Edward. See Quarll, Philip, post.
Early Impressions, or Moral and Instructive Entertainment. . . with Designs
by Dighton. 1828.
Easter Gift, The: or, The way to be very good. A Book very much wanted.
.
8
1787.
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486
[CH.
Bibliography
Ellen, or The Naughty Girl Reclaimed. 1811.
[A story illustrated with pictures the chief feature of which was a cut-
out head, to be placed successively in each picture, through a slit. The
first of several such works. ]
Entertaining instructions. . . interspersed with Original Fables . . . by a Lady.
1807.
Evans, John. Juvenile Pieces. . . to which is prefixed an Essay on the
Education of Youth. 4th edn. 1804.
Excellent example, An, to all Young men . . . a dialogue betwixt Guilt and
Conscience and Satan. 1684. [Also in other forms. ]
Fallowfield, John. The Moral Instructor,. . . Essays, Poems, Anecdotes,
Maxims etc. . . . Penrith. 1795.
False Alarms; or, The Mischievous Doctrine of Ghosts. . . exploded from the
Minds of every Miss and Master. 1770.
Felissa, or, The Life and Opinions of a Kitten of Sentiment. 1811. Rptd 1903.
Female Guardian, The. . . . By a Lady. 1784.
Fenwick, Mrs. Infantine Stories. 1810.
Lessons for Children. 1809.
The Life of Carlo. n. d.
Mary and her Cat. n. d.
A Visit to the Juvenile Library. n. d. [1800-20].
Fenn, George Manville. See Reference Catalogue of current literature,
issued annually (J. Whitaker and Sons), and D. of N. B.
Filial Duty, Recommended and Enforo'd. . . . n. d. (not later than 1782]. *
Fisher, A. The Pleasing Instructor, or Entertaining Moralist. 1780.
Gammer Gurton's Garland: or, the Nursery Parnassus. Stockton, n. d.
A new edition, with additions. (Probably before 1800. ]
Gaping, Wide-mouthed, Waddling Frog, The. . . . n. d. [1800-25).
Goody Two-Shoes. See Goldsmith, Oliver (? ), sect. III, ante.
Goose, Mother. See Mother Goose, post.
Gregory, John, M. D. A Father's Legacy to his Daughters. 1774. Trans.
into French, 1774.
Halifax, George Savile, Marquis of. See Savile.
Hall, Anna Maria (Mrs S. C. H. ). The Hartopp Jubilee. n. d. [? 1840).
The Juvenile Forget-me-not. 1862.
Hedge, Mary Ann. Affection's Gift to a beloved God-child. 1819.
Radama; or, The Enlightened African. 1824.
Samboe; or, The African Boy. 1823.
Helme, Elizabeth. Instructive Rambles in London and the Adjacent Villages.
1798.
James Manners, Little John, and their Dog Bluff. 3rd edn. 1807.
Hewlett, Esther (afterwards Copley). The Old Man's Head. n. d. [1815–25).
The Young Reviewers. n. d.
Heywood, Oliver.
Sketches of Human Manners. 1807. 5th edn. 1817.
The Traveller in Africa. 1814. In Asia. 1807.
Variety. 1809.
Watts, Isaac. Divine and Moral Songs. See ante, vol. ix, chap. vi.
White, Thomas. A Little Book for Little Children, wherein are set down
Several Directions. 12th edn. 1702.
A Little Book for Little Children: wherein are set down, in a plain and
pleasant way, Directions for spelling, and other remarkable matters.
n. d. [Frontispiece, queen Anne. ] [A different work from the same
author's other Little Book. ]
Yonge, Charlotte Mary. The Chaplet of Pearls. 1868.
Countess Kate. 1862.
The Daisy Chain. 1856.
The Dove in the Eagle's Nest. 1866.
The Heir of Redclyffe. 1853.
The Lances of Lynwood. 1855.
The Little Duke.
The Pillars of the House. 4 vols. 1873.
A Storehouse of Stories. 2 vols. 1870-2. [Rpts of old tales, chiefly
eighteenth century, ed. Yonge, C. M. ]
Life of. By Coleridge, C. R. 1903.
IV. SELECTED MINOR WRITERS AND ANONYMOUS WORKS
The Academy, or a Picture of Youth. 1808. [See Lucas, E. V. , Old Fashioned
Tales. )
Author of. The Rector and his pupils. A sequel. 1810.
The Adventures of a Silver Threepence. . . . By Mr Truelove. n. d. [before
1800).
Advice from a Lady of Quality to her Children. . . . 2 vols. Gloucester, 1778.
Aldiborontiphoskyphorniostikos. n. d. [1800-20]. (A nonsense book. ]
Amusing Instructor, The. 1777.
Anecdotes and Adventures of Fifteen Young Ladies. n. d. [before 1820).
[The first ‘Limericks. ']
Barnard, Caroline. The Parent's Offering. 2 vols. 1813.
The Prize: or, The Lace-makers of Missenden. 1817.
Bishop, J. The Child's Toy Book. n. d. [1800-20].
Pleasing Tales for Little Folks. n. d. [1800-20].
Bisset, J. Juvenile Reduplications: or, the New House that Jack Built. '
Birmingham, 1800.
Bloomfield, Robert. The History of Little Davy's New Aat. 3rd ed. 1824.
Book of Trades, The, or Library of the Useful Arts. 1807.
Bowman, Anne. The Boy Voyagers. 1859.
The Castaways. 1857.
The Young Exiles. 1858.
6
## p. 485 (#507) ############################################
Xvi]
Children's Books
485
Brewer, George. The Juvenile Lavater; or, a Familiar Explanation of the
Passions of Le Brun. n. d. [1800-20].
Brothers, The; A Novel, for Children. Henley, 1794.
Bunch, Mother. See Mother Bunch, post.
B. , W. The Elephant's Ball and Grand Fête Champêtre. By W. B. 1807.
Facsimile rpt, ed. Welsh, C. , 1883.
Cameron, Lucy Lyttelton. The Caskets. 12th edn. 1833.
The History of Margaret Whyte.
The Two Lambs. 1821.
Life of. Ed. by her son. n. d.
Carey, J. Learning Better than House and Land, as exemplified in the
History of Harry Johnson and Dick Hobson. 1824.
Children's Magazine, The, or, Monthly Repository.
[It is not clear how long this lasted. The writer's copy is July-Dec.
1800, and a story in the Dec. no. is ‘To be continued. ')
Church, Alfred John. See Reference Catalogue of current literature, issued
annually (J. Whitaker and Sons).
Circle of the Sciences, The. Newbery. 7 vols. 1745-6. See full biblio-
graphy in Welsh, C. , op. cit. sect. I, ante.
Clarke, Mary Cowden. The Girlhood of Shakespeare's Heroines. 3 vols.
1851-2.
Cooper, W. D. The Blossoms of Morality. 1789. 6th edn illustd by
Bewick, T. 1814.
Copley, Esther. See Hewlett, Esther.
Court of Oberon, The, or Temple of the Fairies. 1823. (An early 'complete'
fairy tale book. Contains Perrault, d'Aulnoy, Eastern Tales, and English
traditional tales. ]
Crabb, Maria Joseph. Tales for Children in a Familiar Style. 1805.
Craik, Georgiana Marion. Miss Moore. 1873.
My First Journal. 1860.
Playroom Stories, 1863.
Craik, Mrs. See Mulock, D. M. , post.
Crake, Augustine David. Aemilius: a Tale of the Decian and Valerian
Persecutions. 1871.
The Doomed City. 1885.
Edwy the Fair: or, the First Chronicle of Aescendune. 1874.
Crompton, Sarah. Tales that are True, in short words. 1853.
Dame Truelove's Tales. n. d. [1800-20).
Dame Wiggins of Lee and her Seven Wonderful Cats . . . written principally
by a Lady of Ninety. 1823. Ed. by Ruskin, J. (illustd by Greenaway,
Kate). 1885. Rpt of 1823 edn, 1887.
Darton, William. Little Truths. 2 vols. 1788.
A Present for a Little Boy. 1798.
A Present for a Little Girl. 1803.
Dasent, Sir G. See Asbjörnsen, P. C. , sect. v, post (Foreign Works).
Day, Isaac. Scenes for the Young, or Pleasing Tales. 1807.
Deborah Dent and her Donkey. n. d. [1800-20).
Dick, the Little Poney. n. d.
Author of. The Dog of Knowledge; or, Memoirs of Bob, the Spotted
Terrier. 1801.
Dorrington, Edward. See Quarll, Philip, post.
Early Impressions, or Moral and Instructive Entertainment. . . with Designs
by Dighton. 1828.
Easter Gift, The: or, The way to be very good. A Book very much wanted.
.
8
1787.
## p. 486 (#508) ############################################
486
[CH.
Bibliography
Ellen, or The Naughty Girl Reclaimed. 1811.
[A story illustrated with pictures the chief feature of which was a cut-
out head, to be placed successively in each picture, through a slit. The
first of several such works. ]
Entertaining instructions. . . interspersed with Original Fables . . . by a Lady.
1807.
Evans, John. Juvenile Pieces. . . to which is prefixed an Essay on the
Education of Youth. 4th edn. 1804.
Excellent example, An, to all Young men . . . a dialogue betwixt Guilt and
Conscience and Satan. 1684. [Also in other forms. ]
Fallowfield, John. The Moral Instructor,. . . Essays, Poems, Anecdotes,
Maxims etc. . . . Penrith. 1795.
False Alarms; or, The Mischievous Doctrine of Ghosts. . . exploded from the
Minds of every Miss and Master. 1770.
Felissa, or, The Life and Opinions of a Kitten of Sentiment. 1811. Rptd 1903.
Female Guardian, The. . . . By a Lady. 1784.
Fenwick, Mrs. Infantine Stories. 1810.
Lessons for Children. 1809.
The Life of Carlo. n. d.
Mary and her Cat. n. d.
A Visit to the Juvenile Library. n. d. [1800-20].
Fenn, George Manville. See Reference Catalogue of current literature,
issued annually (J. Whitaker and Sons), and D. of N. B.
Filial Duty, Recommended and Enforo'd. . . . n. d. (not later than 1782]. *
Fisher, A. The Pleasing Instructor, or Entertaining Moralist. 1780.
Gammer Gurton's Garland: or, the Nursery Parnassus. Stockton, n. d.
A new edition, with additions. (Probably before 1800. ]
Gaping, Wide-mouthed, Waddling Frog, The. . . . n. d. [1800-25).
Goody Two-Shoes. See Goldsmith, Oliver (? ), sect. III, ante.
Goose, Mother. See Mother Goose, post.
Gregory, John, M. D. A Father's Legacy to his Daughters. 1774. Trans.
into French, 1774.
Halifax, George Savile, Marquis of. See Savile.
Hall, Anna Maria (Mrs S. C. H. ). The Hartopp Jubilee. n. d. [? 1840).
The Juvenile Forget-me-not. 1862.
Hedge, Mary Ann. Affection's Gift to a beloved God-child. 1819.
Radama; or, The Enlightened African. 1824.
Samboe; or, The African Boy. 1823.
Helme, Elizabeth. Instructive Rambles in London and the Adjacent Villages.
1798.
James Manners, Little John, and their Dog Bluff. 3rd edn. 1807.
Hewlett, Esther (afterwards Copley). The Old Man's Head. n. d. [1815–25).
The Young Reviewers. n. d.
Heywood, Oliver.
