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[ top ] Commentary [ top ] References [ top ] British Library holds Anna Maria Porter, [1] Walsh Colville: or, a Young mans first entrance into life. A novel.[By Anna Maria Porter.]. pp. 218. Lee & Hurst; T. C. Jones: London, 1797. 8o. [2] A sailors friendship, and a soldiers love.[By Anna Maria Porter.]. London: Longman, Hurst, Rees, & Orme, 1805. 2 vol. 12o. [3] Ballad Romances, and other poems. [Another edition.]. London, 1811. 12o. Philadelphia, 1816. 12o. [4] Coming Out; a tale of the nineteenth century. [5] Don Sébastien, roi de Portugal, roman historique … Traduit de langlais par le traducteur du Polonais, &c.[-de Sennevas.]. 3 tom. Paris, 1820. 12o. [6] Don Sebastian; or, the House of Braganza. An historical romance. [Another edition.]. 4 vol. London, 1809. 12o. London [1850?] 12o. [7] Gilmour, ou le dernier Lockinge, roman historique des deux roses dAngleterre. Par A. M. Porter[or rather, by an anonymous writer] … Traduit de langlais par J. Cohen.. 3 tom. Paris, 1829. 12o. [8] Honor OHara. A novel, &c. 3 vol. London, 1826. 12o. [9] Honorine OHara, traduit de langlais … par J. Cohen.. 4 tom. Paris, 1827. 12o. [10] Le Chevalier de Saint-Jean. Traduit de langlais … par J. Cohen.. 4 tom. Paris, 1818. 12o. [11] Le Jeûne de Sainte Magdeleine, ou les illustres proscrits. Roman, traduit de langlois.. 3 tom. Paris, 1819. 12o. [12] Le Reclus de Norvège … Traduit de langlais, par Mme Élisabeth de B[on], &c. 4 tom. Paris, 1815. 12o. [13] Le Village de Mariendorpt … Traduit de langlais par M. H. de Janory.. 4 tom. Paris, 1821. 12o. [14] Les Frères hongrois. Roman traduit de lAnglais … sur la troisième édition; par Mlle. Aline de L.[Verdier de Lacoste.]. 3 tom. Paris, 1818. 12o. [15] Octavia. Traduit de langlois.. 3 tom. Paris, an VII.[1799?] 12o. [16] Roche-Blanche; or, the Hunters of the Pyrenees. A romance, &c. 3 vol. London, 1822. 12o. [17] Roche-Blanche, ou les Chasseurs des Pyrénées … Traduit de langlais par Mme. Collet.. 5 tom. Paris, 1822. 12o. [18] Rose de Blaquière; or, the Lake of Kilarney. … New edition.. London,[1857.] 8o. [19] The Barony.. 3 vol. London, 1830. 12o. [20] The Fast of St. Magdalen; a romance. Second edition.. 3 vol. London, 1818. 12o. 3 vol. London, 1819. 12o. [21] The Hungarian Brothers.. 3 vol. London, 1807. 12o. [22] The Hungarian Brothers … The second edition. The third edition. [Another edition.] [Another edition.] [Another edition.]. 3 vol. Longman, Hurst, Rees & Orme: London, 1808. 12o. 3 vol. London: Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, 1814. 12o. London,[1872.] 8o. [23] The Hungarian Brothers … vol. 1.. pp. 250. J. & B. Williams: Exeter, 1836. 8o. [24] The Knight of St. John, a romance … The second edition, &c. London: Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme & Brown, 1817. 3 vol. 12o. [25] The Knight of St. John, a romance, &c. [Another edition.]. 3 vol. London, 1817. 12o. London, 1852. 8o. [26] The Lake of Killarney. A novel.. London, 1838. 12o. [27] The Recluse of Norway … Second edition. [Another edition.]. 4 vol. Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme & Brown: London, 1816. 12o. London, 1852. 8o. [28] The Recluse of Norway, &c. 4 vol. London, 1814. 12o. [29] The Village of Mariendorpt. A tale, &c. London, 1821. 12o. [30] Tales round a Winter Hearth.. 2 vol. London, 1826. 12o. CATL, Belfast Central Library holds Ballad Romances (1811); The Lake of Killarney (1804). [ top ] English Novels 1830-36: A Bibliography of British Fiction (Cardiff) lists The Barony. By Miss Anna Maria Porter. In Three Volumes. (London: Printed for Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, Paternoster-Row, 1830),
Vol. I: vi, 491p; Vol. II: 494pp.; Vol. III: 558pp., 12° boards [[27s.; first notived 8 May 1830; held in 16 libraries. Prefatory ‘To the Reader, pp.[v]–vi, dated Esher, April, 1830, notes that the whole plan of her work was laid, and one volume already written and in the hands of the printer, before the memorable Bill for Catholic Emancipation was even spoken of as in contemplation, adding that Private circumstances afterwards suspended both the progress and the publication. Meanwhile the story could not be remodelled; so that its narrator saw herself obliged to use much discretion, in the delicate task of arranging her imagined and historical materials (p.[v]). Printers marks and colophons of A. and R. Spottiswoode, New Street Square. [ top ] |