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Works by multiple authors including
CMY
Translations by CMY
Edited by CMY
Abbeychurch,
or, Self-Control and Self-Conceit (1844)
The Apple of
Discord, a Play (1864)
The
Armourer's 'Prentices (1883-4)
Aunt
Charlotte's Evenings at Home with the Poets:
A collection of Poems
for the Young, with conversations, arranged in twenty-five evenings
(1881)
Aunt Charlotte's Scripture Readings (1876)
Aunt Charlotte's Stories
of Bible History for the little ones (1875)
(also published as in USA under a range
of titles including Young Folks’ Bible
History)
Aunt
Charlotte's Stories of English History for the little ones (1873)
(also published as in USA Young
Folks' History of England and Popular
History of England)
Aunt Charlotte's Stories of French History for the little ones (1874)
(also published in USA as Young
Folks' History of France, History of
France,
Popular History of France, and
Child's History of France)
Aunt Charlotte's Stories
of German History for the little ones (1877-8)
(also published as Young
Folks' History of Germany)
Aunt Charlotte's Stories of Greek History for the little ones (1876)
(also published in USA as Young
Folks' History of Greece and Popular
History of Greece)
Aunt Charlotte's Stories
of Roman History for the little ones (1877)
(also published in USA as Young
Folks' History of Rome and Popular
History of Rome)
Authorship (1893)
Beechcroft
at Rockstone (1888)
Ben Sylvester's
Word (1856)
Biographies of Good Women (First Series - 1862)
)
A Book of Golden Deeds
of all Times and all Lands (1864)
A Book
of Worthies, gathered from the Old Histories and now written out anew
(1869)
Burnt Out: A Story for Mothers' Meetings (1879)
Bye-words: a Collection
of Tales old and new (1880)
The
Caged Lion (1868-9, 1870)
Cameos from English History
(1868-1899)
The Carbonels (1895)
The
Castle Builders, or, The Deferred Confirmation (1854)
Chantry House
(1886)
The Chaplet of
Pearls, or, The White and Black Ribaumont (1868)
Le
Château de Melville, ou, Recréations du cabinet d'étude
(1839)
Cheap Jack (1881)
Child's Bible Reader – Stories from the Old and New Testaments Told
for 52 Sabbaths of the Year
Chimes for Mothers: A Reading for Each Week in the Year (1893)
The Chosen People:
a Compendium of Sacred & church history for school-children (1862)
The Christmas
Mummers (1858)
The Clever
Woman of the Family (1865)
The Constable's
Tower, or, The Times of Magna Carta (1891)
The Cook and the
Captive, or Attalus the Hostage (1894)
Countess Kate
(1862)
The Cross Roads, or, A Choice in Life (1892)
The Cunning Woman's
Grandson: a Tale of Cheddar a Hundred Years Ago (1889)
The
Daisy Chain, or, Aspirations (1856)
The Danvers Papers
: An Invention (1867)
The
Disturbing Element, or, Chronicles of the Blue-bell Society (1878)
The Dove In The Eagle's Nest
(1866)
Dynevor Terrace,
or, The Clue of Life (1857)
Eighteen Centuries of Beginnings of Church History (1876)
English Church
History, adapted for Use in Day and Sunday Schools (1883)
English History, Reading Books, adapted to the requirements of the New
Code (1881-3)
Founded
on Paper, or, Uphill and Downhill between the Two Jubilees (1898)
Friarswood Post Office
(1860)
The Girl's Little Book (1893)
Given to Hospitality
(1882)
Grisly Grisell, or,
The Laidly Lady of Whitburn: A Tale of the Wars of the Roses (1893)
Hannah
More (1888)
The Hanoverian Period, with Biographies of Leading Persons (1892)
Heartsease, or The Brother's
Wife (1854)
The Heir of Redclyffe
(1853)
Henrietta's Wish, or Domineering:
A Tale (1850)
The
Herb of the Field (1853)
The Herd-boy
and His Hermit (1900)
Historical Ballads: Arranged to meet the New Code of 1882, Schedule II,
English (1882)
Historical Dramas
(1864)
History
of Christian Names (1863, 1884)
History of
France (1878)
The History of the
LIfe and Death of the Good Knight Sir Tom Thumb (1855)
Hopes and Fears, or,
Scenes from the Life of a Spinster (1860)
How
to teach the New Testament (1881)
The
Instructive Picture Book, or, Lessons from the Vegetable World (1857)
John
Keble's Parishes: A History of Hursley and Otterbourne (1898)
Kenneth
or, The Rear Guard of the Grand Army (1850)
Keynotes of the First Lessons for every Day of the Year (1869)
Kings of England:
a History for Young Children (1848)
Lads and Lasses of Langley (1881)
Lady Hester, or, Ursula’s
Narrative (1874)
The Lances of Lynwood
(1855)
Landmarks
of History I. Ancient History from the Earliest Times to the Mahometan
Conquest (1852)
Landmarks
of History II. Middle Ages: from the Reign of Charlemagne to that of Charles
V (1853)
Landmarks
of History III. Modern History: from the Reformation to the Fall of Napoleon
(1857)
Landmarks
of Recent History, 1770-1883 (1888)
Langley Adventures (1883)
Langley
Little Ones : Six Stories (1882)
Langley School
(1850)
A Langley Story (date ??)
Leonard the Lion-Heart (1856)
Life of H.R.H.
the Prince Consort (1890)
Life of John Coleridge
Patteson, Missionary Bishop the Melanesian Islands (1873)
The Little Duke, or
Richard the Fearless (1854)
Little Lucy's Wonderful
Globe (1871)
The Little Rick-Burners (1886)
The Long Vacation
(1895)
Love and Life: An
Old Story in Eighteenth Century Costume (1880)
Magnum
Bonum, or, Mother Carey's Brood (1879)
The
Making of a Missionary, or, Daydreams in Earnest (1900)
Modern Broods, or,
Developments Unlooked For (1900)
A Modern Telemachus (1886)
The Monthly Packet
(1851-1899)
(some editions only)
More Bywords (1890)
Musings over the “Christian
Year” and “Lyra Innocentium” together with a few gleanings
of Recollections of the Rev. J. Keble, gathered by several friends (1871)
My Young Alcides:
A Faded Photograph (1875)
(1868)
Nurse's Memories (1888)
Nuttie's Father (1885)
Old
Times at Otterbourne (1891)
An Old Woman's
Outlook in a Hampshire Village (1892)
Our New Mistress, or, Changes at Brookfield Earl (1888)
A
Parallel History of France and England, consisting of Outlines and Dates
(1871)
The Parent's Power: Address to the Conference of the Mother's Union (1889)
The Patriots
of Palestine, a story of the Maccabees (1898)
Pickle
and his Page Boy, or, Unlooked For: A Story (1882)
A Pictorial History of the World's Great Nations, from the Earliest Dates
to the Present Time (1882)
The Pigeon Pie (1860)
The
Pilgrimage of the Ben Beriah (1897)
The Pillars
of the House, or, Under Wode, Under Rode (1873)
Pioneers
and Founders, or, Recent Workers in the Mission Field (1871)
Practical Work in Sunday Schools (1881)
Preparation of Prayer-Book Lessons (1888)
The Prince and the
Page, A Story of the Last Crusade (1866)
P's
and Q's, or, the Question of Putting Upon (1872)
The
Pupils of St. John the Divine (1868)
(
Questions on the Catechism (date ?)
Questions on the Collects (1874)
Questions on the Epistles (1874)
Questions on the Gospels (1874 - 1875)
Questions on the Prayer-Book (1872)
Questions on the Psalms (1881)
The
Railroad Children (1849)
Reasons why I am a Catholic and not a Roman Catholic (1901)
Readings from Standard Authors (1864)
The
Release, or, Caroline's French Kindred (1896)
A Reputed Changeling,
or, Three Seventh Years Two Centuries Ago (1889)
The Rubies of St Lô (1894)
Scenes and
Characters, or, Eighteen Months at Beechcroft (1847)
Scenes from 'Kenneth' (1899)
Scripture Readings (several series 1871 -1879)
Sea Spleenwort and Other Stories (1862)
The Seal, or, The Inward Spiritual Grace of Confirmation (1869)
Seven Heroines of Christendom (1891)
A
Shilling Book of Golden Deeds (1867)
Short English Grammar for Use in Schools (1879)
Simple Stories relating to English History (1891)
The Six Cushions
(1867)
Sowing and
Sewing: A Sexagesima Story (1882)
The Slaves of
Sabinus, Jew & Gentile (1890)
The Stewart Period, with Biographies of Leading Persons (1892)
The Stokesley Secret
(1861)
A Storehouse
of Stories (First series - 1870)
A Storehouse
of Stories (Second series - 1872)
The Story of
the Christians and the Moors in Spain (1878)
The Story of Easter (1894)
Stray
Pearls (1881-1883)
Teachings on the Catechism: for the little ones (1887)
That Stick (1892)
Talks
about the Laws we live under, or, At Langley Night-School
(1882)
The Apple of
Discord (1864)
The Three Brides
(1876)
The
Treasure in the Marshes (1893)
The Trial, or, More Links
of the Daisy Chain (1864)
The Two Guardians,
or, Home in this World (1852)
The Two
Sides of the Shield (1885)
Two Penniless
Princesses (1891)
Under
the Storm, or, Steadfast's Charge (1887)
Unknown to History
(1882)
The
Victorian Half-Century: A Jubilee Book (1886, 1887)
The Voyage of the Ben-Beriah
The Wardship of Steepcombe (1896)
The Wars of
Wapsburgh (1864)
What Books to
Lend and What to Give
(1887)
Willie's trouble
and how he came out of it (1890 ?)
Wolf (1881)
Womankind (1876, 1878)
The
Young Stepmother, or, A Chronicle of Mistakes (1861)
Forewords and prefaces by Charlotte Yonge
Gold
Dust: A Collection of Golden Counsels for the Sanctification of Daily
Life (1880)
translated from the French by E.L.E.B.
Preface by Charlotte Yonge.
Guy Mannering by Sir Walter Scott.
Edited, with notes for schools, with a historical introduction by Charlotte
M. Yonge.
(Boston 1886)
The
History of the Universities' Mission to Central Africa, 1859-1896 (1897)
by A. E. M. Anderson-Morshead, has a preface by Charlotte Yonge.
Journal
of the Lady Beatrix Graham : sister of the Marquis of Montrose
by Jane Mary Fowler Smith, has a preface by Charlotte Yonge.
(1871)
Quentin Durward by Sir Walter Scott.
Edited, with a historical introduction by Charlotte M. Yonge.
(Boston 1890)
Sermons, by George Collyer Harris
With A Memoir by Charlotte Mary Yonge
(Macmillan, 1875)
Sintram
and his companions (1896)
by Friedrich de la Motte Fouqué, has a foreword by Charlotte M Yonge.
Spring Buds: counsels for the young.
Translated and abridged from the French, by
E. L. E. B.
With a preface by Charlotte M. Yonge.
London : J. Masters & Co., 1883. (pp. 203. ; 16o.)
The
Talisman
by Sir Walter Scott, has a preface by Charlotte Mary Yonge in an
1886 Boston digitised edition.
Undine
(1896)
by Friedrich de la Motte Fouqué, has a foreword by Charlotte M Yonge.
Whispers of Love and Wisdom (1882)
by A. Cazanove, has a preface by Charlotte Yonge.
Works by multiple authors including Charlotte Yonge
Astray:
a tale of a country town.
Charlotte Mary Yonge, Mary Bramston, Christabel Coleridge, Esme Stuart
Hatchards, 1886.
The Child's Christian year : Hymns
for every Sunday and Holy Day.
Yonge, C. M. F., D. Sedgwick, et al.
Oxford, London, John Henry Parker ; J.G.F. and J. Rivington (1841).
The
Miz Maze, or the Winkworth Puzzle: a story in letters
A story by nine authors:
Charlotte Mary Yonge, Frances Awdry, Mary Bramston, Christabel Rose Coleridge,
A.E. Mary Anderson Morshead, Frances Mary Peard, Mary Susanna Lee, Eleanor
C. Price, and Florence Wilford.
Macmillan 1883.
Strolling
players : a harmony of contrasts
Charlotte Mary Yonge and Christabel Coleridge.
Macmillan 1893.
Translations by Charlotte Yonge
Behind the Hedges, or, War in the
Vendée
by H. de Witt
Translated from the French by Charlotte Yonge (1882)
Catherine
of Aragon and the Sources of the English Reformation
by Albert du Boys (1804-1889)
Edited from the French, with notes by Charlotte M. Yonge (1881).
Dames
of High Estate
by H. de Witt
Translated from the French and edited by Charlotte Yonge (1882)
Life and Adventures of Count Beugnot,
Minister of State under Napoleon I
by Count H. d'Ideville
Edited and translated from the French by Charlotte Yonge (1871)
A
Man of Other Days. Recollections of the Marquis Henry Joseph Costa de
Beauregard
Selected from his papers, by his grandson, the Marquis Costa de Beauregard.
Edited, from the French by Charlotte M Yonge (1877)
Marie
Thérèse de Lamourous, foundress of the House of La Misericorde,
at Bordeaux : a biography
by M. L'Abbé Pouget
abridged and translated from the French by Charlotte Mary Yonge (1858)
Memoirs
of Marshal Bugeaud
from his private correspondence and original documents 1784-1815
by the Count H. d'Ideville
Edited and translated from the French by Charlotte
Yonge (1884)
The
population of an old pear-tree; or, Stories of insect life
From the French of Ernest Jean van Bruyssel 1827-1914
French title: Clients d'un vieux poirier
Edited by the author of "The heir of Redclyffe" (London 1870)
Recollections
of Colonel de Gonville
Aymar Olivier le Harivel de Gonneville, 1783-1872.
Published by his daughter, the Countess of Mirabeau.
Edited and translated from the French by Charlotte Yonge (1875)
Recollections of a Page at the Court of Louis XVI.
By Felix Count of France d'Hézecques.
Edited and translated from the French by Charlotte Yonge (1873)
Sparks
of Light for every day
by Henriette Elizabeth de Witt
Edited and translated from the French by Charlotte Yonge (1881)
The
Youth of Queen Elizabeth, 1533-1558
La jeunesse d'Elisabeth d'Angleterre by Louis Wiesener (1878)
Edited and translated from the French by Charlotte Yonge (1879)
Two Years of School Life
by Madame Élise Françoise L. de Pressensé
(London, Frederick Warne and Co. 1869)
[tr. from Deux ans au lycée].
Ed. by the author of the 'Heir of Redclyffe'.
Edited by Charlotte Yonge
The Victoria Tales and Stories
Warne’s
Victoria Tales and Stories series. Edited by the author of “The Heir
of Redclyffe”.
London: Frederick Warne and Co. Illustrated by the Dalziel Brothers.
A series stories published as short pamphets of 16 pages, and priced
at 1 penny per pamphlet.
Titles in this series include the following – click on the links
below to see and read specific stories in Florida University Library
Ella’s
Dream [1870] »
Click here for more on Ella's
Dream
Mary,
Mary, Quite Contrary [1870]
Cloudland
Esther Stanhope, or, The Crowning Delight
Lost
in the Lebanon
The
Knight of the Feathery Sword
Sarah Watkins, or, Crumbs for the Birds. By E. E. G. B.
Hasty
Harry
A
Bit of Fun
The
Old School-room Piano
The
Virtue of Patience
Alice's
Watch
Wax
Matches and Wooden Ones
Carrie's
Two Victories [1870]
The Monthly Packet (April 1871), 418, recommended Mrs Filby's Maria and
Silvertongue from the same series. The former is referred to in a letter
by CMY and may be by her correspondent Anne Mercier. Although neither
of the latter has a separate entry in either COPAC or WorldCat, Cambridge
University Library holds a group catalogued as 'Victoria Tales and Stories,
Packet F', 12 volumes in paper wrapper, which consist of: A bit of fun,
Cloudland, Found in the fog, Hasty Harry, Lost on the line, The flax gatherers,
Wax matches and wooden ones, The old bottle,
Mrs. Filley's Maria, The hunt ribbon, The story of Dog Acis, Silver tongue
and Responsibility. (From The Letters of Charlotte Mary Yonge)
It also holds a similar 'Packet N', consisting of Alice's watch, Carrie's two victories, Ella's dream, The old schoolroom piano, The knight of the feathery sword, A girl's adventure, To-morrow, The virtue of patience, Lost in the Lebanon, Henry's snow-shoes, Mary, Mary, quite contrary and Summer arithmeti
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Beneath the Cross: Readings for Children in Our Lord's
Seven Sayings
by Florence Wilford, edited by Charlotte Yonge (1881)
Chips from the Royal Image: Being Fragments of the Eikon
Basilike of Charles I
by A. E. M. Anderson Morshead, edited by Charlotte Yonge (1887)
Edited and arranged by Elizabeth Missing Sewell (1815-1906) and C. M. Yonge.
London, Macmillan and Co., 1870
(The Journal of the Mothers'
Union)
Edited by Charlotte Yonge in the 1880s –1890s
New national poetry cards. Standards 6 and 7
Edited. and annotated by C.M. Yonge
Westminster, National Society (1883)
Shakespeare's plays for schools, abridged and annotated
by C.M. Yonge.
(Standards vi and vii).
5 parts:. Henry iv. pts. 1 and 2; Henry v; Richard ii and Julius Caesar
(1883)
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