Margaret Oliphant bibliography

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Oliphant, by Frederick Augustus Sandys, 1881.

This is a bibliography of works by Margaret Oliphant (4 April 1828 – 25 June 1897), a victorian Scottish novelist and historical writer. Chiefly remembered today for her novels Miss Marjoribanks (1866), Phoebe Junior (1876) and Hester (1883); Oliphant oeuvre includes literary criticism, biographies, and a large selection of reviews, travel books and journalism. Her autobiography has also been published.

Novels

Single novels

Title
Date
First publisher
Notes
Margaret Maitland 1849 Henry Colburn The novel's full title is, Passages in the Life of Mrs. Margaret Maitland of Sunnyside (Written by Herself).
Merkland 1850 Henry Colburn The novel's full title is, Merkland. A Story of Scottish Life. The book was dated 1851, but in fact published late in 1850. Retitled in America as Merkland; or Self Sacrifice (1854) and then just as Self-Sacrifice.
Caleb Field 1851 Henry Colburn The novel's full title is, Caleb Field. A Tale of the Puritans.
John Drayton 1851 Richard Bentley The novel's full title is, John Drayton; Being a Story of the Early Life and Development of a Liverpool Engineer.
Adam Graeme 1852 Henry Colburn The novel's full title is, Memoirs and Resolutions of Adam Graeme of Mossgray, Including Some Chronicles of the Borough of Fendie.
The Melvilles 1852 Richard Bentley
Katie Stewart 1852 Harper & Brothers It was first published as a serial in Blackwood's Magazine, July to November 1852, and as a book in America in 1852. First British edition in 1853 (dedicated to the author's mother).
Harry Muir 1853 Hurst & Blackett The novel's full title is, Harry Muir. A Story of Scottish Life.
Ailieford 1853 Hurst & Blackett The novel's full title is, Ailieford. A Family History. Retitled in America as The Lost Love.
The Quiet Heart 1854 William Blackwood & Sons It was first published as a serial in Blackwood's Magazine, December 1853 to May 1854, and as a book in 1854.
Magdalen Hepburn 1854 Hurst & Blackett
Lilliesleaf 1855 Hurst & Blackett The novel's full title is, Lilliesleaf; Being a Concluding Series of Passages in the Life of Mrs. Margaret Maitland of Sunnyside.
Zaidee 1856 William Blackwood & Sons It was first published as a serial in Blackwood's Magazine, December 1854 to December 1855.
Christian Melville 1856 David Bogue
The Athelings 1857 William Blackwood & Sons It was first published as a serial in Blackwood's Magazine, June 1856 to June 1857. The novel's full title is, The Athelings; or the Tree Gifts.
The Days of My Life 1857 Hurst & Blackett
Orphans 1858 Hurst & Blackett The novel's full title is Orphans. A Chapter in a Life.
The Laird of Norlaw 1858 Hurst & Blackett The novel's full title is The Laird of Norlaw; A Scottish Story.
Agnes Hopetoun's Schools and Holidays 1859 Macmillan & Co. The novel's full title is Agnes Hopetoun's Schools and Holidays. The Experiences of a Little Girl.
Lucy Crofton 1860 Hurst & Blackett Published in 1859, but dated 1860. A sequel to Orphans.
The House on the Moor 1861 Hurst & Blackett
The Last of the Mortimers 1862 Hurst & Blackett
Heart and Cross 1863 Hurst & Blackett A sequel to Orphans and Lucy Crofton.
A Son of the Soil 1865 Harper & Brothers It was first published as a serial in Macmillan's Magazine, November 1863 to April 1865, and as a book in America in 1865. First British edition in 1866.
Agnes 1866 Hurst & Blackett Published in 1865, but dated 1866.
Madonna Mary 1867 Hurst & Blackett Published in 1866, but dated 1867. Serialized in Good Words from January to December 1866.
Brownlows 1868 William Blackwood & Sons Serialized in Blackwood's Magazine from January 1867 to February 1868.
The Minister's Wife 1869 Hurst & Blackett
The Tree Brothers 1870 Blackwood Serialized in St. Paul's from June 1869 to September 1870. Simultaneously serialized in America in Appleton's Journal from June to September 1870.
John. A Love Story 1870 Chatto & Windus Serialized in Blackwood's Magazine from November 1869 to July 1870.
Squire Arden 1871 Hurst & Blackett Serialized in The Star from June to September 1870.
At His Gates 1872 Tinsley Brothers Serialized in Good Words from January to December 1872. Simultaneously serialized in America in Scribner's Monthly from January to December 1872.
Ombra 1872 Hurst & Blackett Dedicated to the memory of Henry and Ellen Blackett.
May 1873 Hurst & Blackett
Innocent 1873 Sampson Low, Marstow, Low & Searle The novel full title is Innocent: A Tale of Modern Life. Serialized in The Grafic from January to June 1874.
A Rose in June 1874 J.R. Osgood It was published as a serial in Cornhill Magazine from March to August 1874, and as a book in America in 1874 (illustrated by George du Maurier). First British edition in the same year.
For Love and Life 1874 Hurst & Blackett A sequel to Squire Arden.
The Story of Valentine and his Brother 1875 William Blackwood & Sons Serialized in Blackwood's Magazine from January 1874 to February 1875. Dedicated to her sons and her nephew.
Whiteladies 1875 Tinsley Brothers Serialized in Good Words from January to December 1875.
The Curate in Charge 1876 Macmillan & Co. Serialized in Macmillan's Magazine from August 1875 to January 1876.
An Odd Couple 1876 Porter & Coates Published in The Grafic, Christmas 1875.
Carità 1877 Smith, Elder & Co. Serialized in Cornhill Magazine from June 1876 to August 1877. Also serialized in America in Harper's Weekly from July 1876 to September 1877.
Young Musgrave 1877 Macmillan & Co. Serialized in Macmillan's Magazine from January to December 1877.
Mrs. Arthur 1877 Hurst & Blackett
The Primrose Path 1878 Hurst & Blackett The novel's full title is, The Primrose Path; A Chapter in the Annals of the Kingdom of Fife.
Within the Precincts 1879 Smith, Elder & Co. Serialized in Cornhill Magazine from February 1878 to April 1879. Also serialized in America in Living Age from January 1878 to March 1879.
The Fugitives 1879 George Munro It was originally published in the Christmas edition of Good Words in 1879, and as a book in America in the same year.[1] First British edition in 1890, retitled as The Duke's Daughters; and The Fugitives.
The Greatest Heiress in England 1880 Hurst & Blackett Published in 1879, but dated 1880.
He That Will Not When He May 1880 Macmillan & Co. Serialized in Macmillan's Magazine from November 1879 to November 1880. Also serialized in America in Living Age from November 1879 to August 1880.
In Trust 1881 George Munro Serialized in Fraser's Magazine from February 1881 to January 1882. Also serialized in America in Living Age from August to October 1881. First British edition in 1882, titled In Trust. The Story of a Lady and Her Lover.
Harry Joscelyn 1881 Hurst & Blackett
The Duke's Daughters 1882 George Munro Serialized in Good Words from January to June 1882, as "Lady Jane". Published twice in America with the same title. First British edition in 1890, retitled as The Duke's Daughters; and The Fugitives and dedicated to A.W. Kinglake.
The Ladies Lindores 1883 William Blackwood & Sons Serialized in Blackwood's Magazine from April 1882 to May 1883.

Reprinted:

  • London: Pickering & Chatto, 2016 (The Selected Works of Margaret Oliphant, Vol. XXIV).
Sir Tom 1883 Harper & Brothers Serialized in Bolton Weekly Journal and District News and Farnworth Weekly Journal from January to July 1883. First British edition in 1884. A sequel to The Greatest Heiress in England.
Hester 1883 Macmillan & Co. The novel's full title is, Hester. A Story of Contemporary Life.

Reprinted:

  • London: Virago Press, 1984 (with a preface by Jennifer Uglow).
  • London: Pickering & Chatto, 2015 (The Selected Works of Margaret Oliphant, Vol. XX).
It Was a Lover and his Lass 1883 Hurst & Blackett
The Wizard's Son 1884 Macmillan & Co. Serialized in Macmillan's Magazine from November 1882 to March 1884.

Reprinted:

  • London: Pickering & Chatto, 2015 (The Selected Works of Margaret Oliphant, Vol. XXI).
Madam 1884 Harper & Brothers Serialized in Longman's Magazine from January 1884 to January 1885. First British edition in 1885.
The Prodigals and their Inheritance 1885 George Munro Published in the Christmas edition of Good Words in 1884. First British edition in 1894.
Oliver's Bride 1885 George Munro Serialized in Bolton Weekly Journal and District News, April to May 1885. The first edition was published in New York, together with "Mrs. Smith of Longmains" by Rhoda Broughton and "A Mere Interlude" by Thomas Hardy. First British edition in 1886; revised and enlarged from eight chapters to nine.
A Country Gentleman and his Family 1886 Macmillan & Co. Serialized as "A Country Gentleman" in Atlantic Monthly, January 1885 to February 1886.
A House Divided Against Itself 1886 William Blackwood & Sons Serialized in Chamber's Journal, January to December 1885. A sequel to A Country Gentleman; they were serialized concurrently, on opposite sides of the Atlantic.[2]
Effie Ogilvie 1886 James MaClehose & Sons The novel's full title is Effie Ogilvie. The Sory of a Young Girl. Serialized in The Scottish Church from June 1885 to May 1886.
A Poor Gentleman 1886 George Munro Serialized in The Leisure Hour from January to December 1886. First British edition in 1889.
The Son of his Father 1886 Harper & Brothers Serialized in Bolton Weekly Journal and District News from April to October 1886. First British edition in 1887.
The Second Son 1888 Macmillan & Co. Serialized in The Atlantic Monthly from January 1887 to February 1888.
Joyce 1888 Macmillan & Co. Serialized in Edinburgh Magazine, May 1887 to April 1888.
Cousin Mary 1888 S.W. Partridge & Co.
Lady Car 1889 Longmans, Green & Co. The novel's full title is Lady Car. The Sequel of a Life. Serialized in Longman's Magazine, March to July 1889. A sequel to The Ladies Lindores.
Kirsteen 1890 Macmillan & Co. The novel's full title is Kirsteen. The Story of a Scotch Family. Serialized in Macmillan's Magazine from August 1889 to August 1890. Dedicated to Christine Rogerson.
The Mistery of Mrs. Blencarrow n.d. Spencer Blackett Serialized in Manchester Weekly Times and other periodicals, November to December 1889. Published in book form late 1889 or early 1890.[3] American edition in 1894.
Sons and Daughters 1890 William Blackwood & Sons Serialized in Blackwood's Magazine, March and April 1890.
The Railway Man and his Children 1891 Macmillan & Co. Serialized in The Sun, October 1890 to September 1891.
The Heir Presumptive and the Heir Apparent 1891 John W. Lovell Serialized concurrently in Birmingham Weekly Post, Newcastle Weekly Chronicle, Yorkshire Weekly Post and Hereford Times, October 1890 to April 1891. First British edition in 1892.
Lady William 1893 Macmillan & Co. Serialária in Lady's Pictorial, January to June 1891.
The Marriage of Elinor 1891 United States Book Company Serialized in Good Words, January to December 1891. First British edition in 1892.
Janet 1891 Hurst & Blackett American edition titled The Story of a Governess, 1895.
The Cuckoo in the Nest 1892 Hutchinson & Co. Serialized in The Victorian Magazine, December 1891 to November 1892.
Diana Trelawny 1892 William Blackwood & Sons The novel's full title is, Diana Trelawny. The Story of a Great Mistake. Serialized in Blackwood's Magazine, February to July 1892. American edition under the title Diana. The History of a Great Mistake.
The Sorceress 1893 F.V. White & Co.

Novel series

The Chronicles of Carlingford

Title
Date
First publisher
Notes
The Doctor's Family 1862 Harper & Brothers Serialized in Blackwood's Magazine from October 1861 to January 1862. It was originally published in book form in America, together with two short stories, "The Executor" (Blackwood's Magazine, May 1861)[4] and "The Rector" (Blackwood's Magazine, September 1861),[5] under the title Chronicles of Carlingford. A Novel.[6] First British edition in 1863, retitled The Rector; and The Doctor's Family[7] ("The Executor" was not republished in this edition).[8]

Reprinted:

  • The Doctor's Family and Other Stories. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1986 (with an introduction by Merryn Williams).
  • Preliminary Tales. London: Pickering & Chatto, 2014 (The Selected Works of Margaret Oliphant, Vol. XV).
Salem Chapel 1857 William Blackwood & Sons Serialized in Blackwood's Magazine from February 1862 to January 1863.

Reprinted:

  • London: Pickering & Chatto, 2014 (The Selected Works of Margaret Oliphant, Vol. XVI).
The Perpetual Curate 1864 William Blackwood & Sons Serialized in Blackwood's Magazine from June 1863 to September 1864.

Reprinted:

  • London: Pickering & Chatto, 2014 (The Selected Works of Margaret Oliphant, Vol. XVII).
Miss Marjoribanks 1866 William Blackwood & Sons Appeared as a serial in Blackwood's Magazine, from February 1865 to May 1866.

Reprinted:

  • London: Penguin Books, 1999.
  • London: Pickering & Chatto, 2014 (The Selected Works of Margaret Oliphant, Vol. XVIII).
Phoebe Junior 1876 Hurst & Blackett The novel's full title is, Phoebe Junior. A Last Chronicle of Carlingford.

Reprinted:

  • London: Pickering & Chatto, 2014 (The Selected Works of Margaret Oliphant, Vol. XIX).

Notes

  1. Clarke (1986), p. 59.
  2. Clarke (1986), p. 66.
  3. Clarke (1986), p. 71.
  4. Oliphant, Margaret (1861). "The Executor," Blackwood's Magazine, Vol. LXXXIX, pp. 595–614.
  5. Oliphant, Margaret (1861). "The Rector," Blackwood's Magazine, Vol. XC, pp. 294–301.
  6. Oliphant, Margaret (1862). Chronicles of Carlingford. A Novel. New York: Harper & Brothers.
  7. Oliphant, Margaret (1863). The Rector; and The Doctor's Family. Edinburgh and London: William Blackwood & Sons.
  8. Clarke (1986), p. 42.

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