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This is a list of works by the English historical novelist William Harrison Ainsworth (1805–1882).
Novels
[edit]Title | First publication | Publication Type | Online text |
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Sir John Chiverton with John Partington Aston | London: Ebers, 1826 | ||
Rookwood | 1834 | Gutenberg | |
Crichton | 1837 | ||
Jack Sheppard | 1839 | Gutenberg | |
The Tower of London | 1840 | ||
Guy Fawkes | 1841 | ||
Old St Paul's | 1841 | Gutenberg | |
The Miser's Daughter | 1842 | ||
Modern Chivalry | 1843 | ||
Windsor Castle | 1843 | Gutenberg | |
St James's | 1844 | ||
James the Second | 1844 | ||
The Lancashire Witches | 1849 | Gutenberg | |
Auriol | 1850 | ||
The Flitch of Bacon | 1854 | ||
The Star-Chamber | 1854 | Two volumes | Volume 1 ,Gutenberg Volume 2 ,Gutenberg |
The Spendthrift | 1857 | ||
The Life and Adventures of Mervyn Clitheroe | 1858 | ||
The Combat of the Thirty | 1859 | ||
Ovingdean Grange | 1860 | ||
The Constable of the Tower | 1861 | ||
The Lord Mayor of London | 1862 | ||
Cardinal Pole | 1863 | ||
John Law | 1864 | ||
The Spanish Match | 1865 | ||
The Constable de Bourbon | 1866 | ||
Old Court | 1867 | ||
Myddleton Pomfret | 1868 | ||
Hilary St Ives | 1870 | ||
Talbot Harland | 1870 | ||
The South-Sea Bubble | London: Dicks, 1871 | ||
Tower Hill | London: Dicks, 1871 | ||
Boscobel | 1871 | Gutenberg | |
The Good Old Times | 1873 | ||
Merry England | London: Tinsley, 1874 | Three volumes | |
The Goldsmith's Wife | London: Tinsley, 1875 | Three volumes | |
Preston Fight | 1875 | ||
Chetwynd Calverley | London: Tinsley, 1876 | Three volumes | |
The Leaguer of Lathom | 1876 | ||
The Fall of Somerset | London: Tinsley, 1877 | Three volumes | |
Beatrice Tyldesley | London: Tinsley, 1878 | Three volumes | |
Beau Nash | 1879 | ||
Stanley Brereton | 1881 | ||
Source: A Dictionary of Writers and their Works[1] |
Short stories
[edit]Title | Genre | Year | Publisher | Type |
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"The Fall of Ohiopyle" | 1822 | The London Magazine[2] | ||
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Miscellaneous
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Poems by Cheviot Ticheburn | Poetry collection | 1822 | London: John Arliss | |
A book of poems edited by Charles Lam and contains a dedication to him.[2] The work is now lost.[3] The collection was omitted from bibliographical record at the request of the author.[4] | ||||
Title | Genre | Year | Publisher | Type |
Monody on the Death of John Philip Kemble | 1823 | Manchester: John Leigh | ||
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December Tales | Prose collection | 1823 | London: G and B. W. Whitaker | |
This is a collection of Ainsworth's early short stories and essays.[5] The collection includes:[6] Short stories: "Mary Stukeley", "The Falls of Ohiopyle", "The Englisher's Story", "The Test of Affection", "The Wanderings of an Immortal" | ||||
Title | Genre | Year | Publisher | Type |
The Boeotion | 1824 | Manchester: Thomas Sowler | ||
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Title | Genre | Year | Publisher | Type |
Considerations on the best means of affording Immediate Relief | 1826 | London: John Ebers | ||
The full title of the essay is Considerations on the best means of affording Immediate Relief to the Operative Classes in the Manufacturing Districts. | ||||
Title | Genre | Year | Publisher | Type |
Monody on the Death of John Philip Kemble | 1823 | Manchester: John Leigh | ||
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Source: The Life and Works of the Lancashire Novelist William Harrison Ainsworth 1805-1882[7] |
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References
[edit]- Notes
- Bibliography
- Carver, Stephen James (2003), "Ainsworth, William Harrison", The Life and Works of the Lancashire Novelist William Harrison Ainsworth 1805-188, Lewiston: Edwin Mellen Press
- Cox. Michael, ed. (2001), "Ainsworth, William Harrison", A Dictionary of Writers and their Works (subscription required), Oxford University Press, retrieved 2 March 2009
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