Blue = Read (13)
- Elizabeth Griffith – The Delicate Distress. 1775
- Clara Reeve – The Old English Baron 1777
- Frances Burney – Evelina 1778
- Lady Mary Hamilton – Munster Village 1778
- Frances Burney – Cecilia 1782
- Sophia Lee – The Recess 1783-5
- Clara Reeve – Two Mentors 1783
- M. Harley Hugill – St Bernard’s Priory 1786
- Sophia Lee – Warbeck 1786
- Elizabeth Helme – Lousa; or, The Cottage on the Moor 1787
- Charlotte Smith – Emmeline, or The Orphan of the Castle 1788
- Mary Wollstonecraft – Mary, A Fiction 1788
- Charlotte Smith – Ethelinde 1789
- Ann Radcliffe – The Castles of Athlin and Dunbayne; a Highland Story 1789
- Charlotte Lennox – Euphemia 1790
- Anna Marie Mackenzie – Monmouth: A Tale Founded on Historical Facts 1790
- Ann Radcliffe – A Sicilian Romance 1790
- Helen Maria Williams – Julia, A Novel 1790
- Elizabeth Inchbald – A Simple Story 1791
- Anne Marie Mackenzie – The Danish Massacre: An Historical Fact 1791
- Ann Radcliffe – Romance of the Forest 1791
- Susanna Rowson – Charlotte Temple 1791
- Anna Marie Mackenzie – Slavery, or The Times 1793
- Eliza Parsons – Castle of Wolfenbach 1793
- Charlotte Smith – The Old Manor House 1793
- Jane West – The Advantages of Education 1793
- Elizabeth Inchbald – Nature and Art 1794
- Ann Radcliffe – The Mysteries of Udolpho 1794
- Charlotte Smith – The Wanderings of Warwick 1794
- Maria Edgeworth – Letters for Literary Ladies 1795
- Eliza Fenwick – Secresy; or, The Ruin on the Rock 1795
- Isabella Kelly – The Abbey of St. Asaph 1795
- Mary Meeke – Count St. Blancard 1795
- Charlotte Smith – Montalbert 1795
- Frances Burney – Camilla 1796
- Mary Hays – The Memoirs of Emma Courtney 1796
- Elizabeth Hamilton – Letters of a Hindoo Rajah 1796
- Elizabeth Helme – The Farmer of Inglewood Forest 1796
- Eliza Parsons – The Mysterious Warning 1796
- Regina Maria Roche – The Children of the Abbey 1796
- Charlotte Smith – Marchmont 1796
- Hannah Foster – The Coquette 1797
- Isabella Kelly. Joscelina: Or, The Rewards of Benevolence. 1797
- Harriet and Sophia Lee – The Canterbury Tales 1797-9, 1801, 1805
- Ann Radcliffe – The Italian 1797
- Jane West – A Gossip’s Story 1797
- Mary Ann Hanway – Elinor, or The World As It Is 1798
- Regina Maria Roche – Clermont 1798
- Eleanor Sleath – The Orphan of the Rhine 1798
- Mary Wollstonecraft – Maria; or, The Wrongs of Woman 1798
- Mary Hays – The Victim of Prejudice 1799
- Elizabeth Helme – Albert; or The Wilds of Strathnavern 1799
- Jane West – A Tale of the Times 1799
- Maria Edgeworth – Castle Rackrent 1800
- Regina Maria Roche – The Nocturnal Visit 1800 Arno
- Elizabeth Hamilton – Memoirs of Modern Philosophers 1800
- Maria Edgeworth – Belinda 1801
- Elizabeth Helme – St. Margaret’s Cave; or, The Nun’s Story 1801
- Anne Plumptre. – Something New: Or, Adventures at Campbell-House. 1801
- Elizabeth Helme – St. Clair of the Isles; or, The Outlaws of Barra, A Scottish Tradition 1803
- Isabella Kelly – A Modern Incident in Domestic Life 1803
- Jane Porter – Thaddeus of Warsaw 1803
- Mary Hays – Harry Clinton, or A Tale of Youth 1804
- Mrs Amelia Opie – Adeline Mowbray 1804
- Elizabeth Helme – Pilgrims of the Cross; or, The Chronicles of Christabelle de Mowbray 1805
- Charlotte Dacre – Zofloya; or, The Moor 1806
- Maria Edgeworth – Leonora 1806
- Lady Morgan – The Wild Irish Girl 1806
- Sydney Owenson – Lady Morgan. Patriotic Sketches. 1807
- Mrs. Eliza Phelp Parsons – The Convict, or The Navy Lieutenant. 1807
- Elizabeth Hamilton – The Cottagers of Glenburnie 1808
- Anna Maria Porter – Don Sebastian; or, The House of Braganza 1809
- Maria Edgeworth – Ennui and Manoeuvering 1809
- Hannah More – Coelebs in Search of a Wife 1809
- Eleanor Sleath – The Nocturnal Minstrel, or The Spirit of the Wood 1809
- Mary Brunton – Self-Control 1810-1
- Jane Porter – The Scottish Chiefs 1810
- Jane Austen – Sense and Sensibility 1811
- Maria Edgeworth – The Absentee 1812
- Maria Edgeworth – Emilie de Coulanges 1812
- Maria Edgeworth – Vivian 1812
- Elizabeth Helme – Magdalen; or The Penitent of Godstow 1812
- Jane Austen – Pride and Prejudice 1813
- Jane Austen – Mansfield Park 1814
- Mary Brunton – Discipline 1814
- Frances Burney – The Wanderer 1814
- Maria Edgeworth – Patronage 1814
- Anna Maria Porter – The Recluse of Norway 1814
- Mary Hays – The Brothers, or Consequences; A Story of What Happens Every Day 1815
- Jane Porter – The Pastor’s Fireside 1815
- Catherine Smith – Barozzi or the Venetian Sorceress: A Romance of the Sixteenth Century 1815
- Jane Austen – Emma 1816
- Lady Caroline Lamb – Glenavron 1816
- Maria Edgeworth – Ormond and Harrington 1817
- Mary Hays – Family Annals, or The Sisters 1817
- Anna Maria Porter – The Knight of St. John 1817
- Jane Austen – Persuasion 1818
- Susan Ferrier – Marriage 1818
- Anna Maria Porter – The Fast of St. Magdalen: A Romance 1818
- Mary Shelley – Frankenstein 1818
Thanks for the list! I’ve been able to read some of the obscure novels in one place or another; but am still looking for #33, Mary Meeke’s Count St. Blancard. I’m not an enrolled student, so online access to any university has always brought me to a blank wall. Cheers.
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University is way way back for me but I have been lucky since my daughter attended college for many years and now is a professor herself. Even so, most of the classical authors are available on Project Gutenberg (in various countries).
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