OLIPHANT: The Collected Writings of Margaret Oliphant (1828-1897)
Part 2
An important source for literature, women's studies and gender studies, Part 2 covers 30 titles in 71 volumes. The Chronicles of Carlingford are concluded with The perpetual curate (1864), the sharply comic Miss Marjoribanks (1866), and Phoebe junior (1876). Oliphant’s claims to be regarded as a pioneer of supernatural fiction can be examined in Stories of the Seen and Unseen (1902), an important gathering of her shorter fiction. Another noteworthy title is Sons and daughters: a novel (1890), which looks at family relationships.
The complete list of titles covered is as follows:
- The perpetual curate [Chronicles of Carlingford, 1864] (Reel 21)
- Sons and daughters: a novel, 1890 (Reel 21)
- Miss Marjoribanks [Chronicles of Carlingford, 1886] (Reel 22)
- A son of the soil, 1866 (Reel 23)
- The curate in charge, 1876 (Reel 23)
- Agnes, 1866 (Reel 24)
- Sir Robert's fortune: the story of a Scotch moor, 1895 (Reel 24)
- Madonna Mary, 1867 (Reel 25)
- That little cutty; Dr Barrere; Isabel Dysart, 1898 (Reel 25)
- "Dies Irae": the story of a spirit in prison, 1895 (Reel 25)
- Brownlows, 1868 (Reel 26)
- Oliver's Bride: a true story, 1886 (Reel 26)
- The minister's wife, 1869 (Reel 27)
- A rose in June, 1874 (Reel 28)
- John: a love story, 1870 (Reel 28)
- The three brothers, 1870 (Reel 29)
- Squire Arden, 1871 (Reel 30)
- At his gates: a novel, 1872 (Reel 31)
- The ways of life: two stories, 1897 (Reel 31)
- Ombra, 1872 (Reel 32)
- Stories of the Seen and Unseen (comprising The Open Door; Old Lady Mary; The Portrait; and The Library Window), 1902 (Reel 32)
- May, 1873 (Reel 33)
- Effie Ogilvie: the story of a young life, 1886 (Reel 34)
- Innocent: a tale of modern life, 1873 (Reel 34)
- For love and life, 1874 (Reel 35)
- The story of Valentine and his brother, 1875 (Reel 36)
- Phoebe junior: a last chronicle of Carlingford, 1876 (Reel 37)
- Carita, 1877 (Reel 38)
- Mrs Arthur, 1877 (Reel 39)
- Young Musgrave, 1877 (Reel 40)
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