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Key to index codes:
Transactions: 16:85, 359(1975) = Vol/Part/Page/Year
Gazette: G:12, 8(1994) = Gazette/No./Page/Year
(R) = Review of book, film, play, etc.
Index compiled by Arthur D. Walker M.A.

BRONTË, Charlotte
Albion and Marina 6:30, 5(1920)
(Ashworth) Alexander Percy esq. 10:50, 18(1940)
Miss Percy and Miss Thornton. 10:50, 19(1940)
Miss Percy was a pupil. 10:50, 18(1940)
Athènes sauvée par la Poësie. (Athens saved by poetry.) 12:62, 90(1952)
The Belgian essays. C.Brontë and E.Brontë.(R) 22(1997), 151
La chenille. 12:65, 362(1955)
La chute des feuillles. 6:34, 239(1924)
12:65, 376(1955)
An edition of the early writings of Charlotte Brontë. Vol 1. (R) 19:5, 224(1988)
Emma. A fragment of a story. 2:10, 87(1899)
A Frenchman's journal. (28 Aug 1830) 10:52, 110(1942)
Jane Eyre Edited by R.J. Dunn. (R) 19:7, 321(1989)
Jane Eyre Edited by B. Newman. (R) 21:7, 367(1996)
Jane Eyre Edited by K. Smith. (R) 26(2001), 89
Jane Eyre Intro by A Carter. (R) 20:4, 229(1991)
Jane Eyre Intro by J.A. Smith. (R) 12:65, 419(1955)
La jeune fille malade. (The sick girl.) 12:62, 98(1952)
(John Henry) Now Sarah Julia. How do you like Aspen Place? (Extracts) 15:76, 20(1966)
La justice humaine. (Human justice.) 12:62, 89(1952) Juvenilia 1829-1835. (R) 23(1998), 77
The letters of Charlotte Brontë.(Audio. cassette)(R). 23(1998), 79
(Letters 1845-48, extracts) relating to P.B. Brontë and
Mrs Lydia Robinson. 6:35, 311(1925)
The letters of Charlotte Brontë. Edited by M. Smith. Vol. 1. (R) 21:6, 262(1996)
The letters of Charlotte Brontë Edited by M. Smith. Vol.2. (R) 26(2001), 87
Lettre d'un pauvre peintre à un grand seigneur. 18:95, 376(1985)
La mort de Moïse. 12:65, 366(1955)
La mort de Napoleon. (The death of Napoleon.) 12:64, 274(1954)
Le nid. (The nest.) English translation. 16:83, 213(1973)
Le Palais de la Mort. (The palace of death.) 12:62, 96(1952)
Poems of Charlotte Brontë: a new text and commentary.
Edited by V.A. Neufeldt. (R) 19:1/2, 59(1986)
The poems of Charlotte Brontë. Edited by T. Winnifrith. (R) 18:95, 400(1985)
The Professor. Edited by M. Smith and H. Rosengarten. (R) 19:7, 322(1989)
Shirley. Edited by H. Rosengarten and M. Smith. (R) 17:89, 307(1979)
(Shirley). Preface. A word to the Quarterly. 16:85, 329(1975)
Something about Arthur. Edited by C. Alexander. (R) 18:92, 157(1982)
The story of Willie Ellin: fragments of an unfinished novel. 9:46, 3(1936)
The Swiss artist. 5:29, 266(1919)
Two letters from Charlotte Brontë to Mrs Gaskell. 12:62, 121(1952)
Two tales by Charlotte Brontë The secret & Lily Hart.
Edited by W.P. Holtz.(R) 17:88, 227(1978)
'Un cosi forte desiderio di ali'[Letters](R) 25(2000), 206
Unfinished novels. Intro by T.Winnifrith. (R) 21:3, 62(1994)
Unpublished juvenile manuscript. Blackwood's Young Men's Magazine
Dec. 1829. 5:29, 265(1919)
Villette. Edited by H. Rosengarten and Smith.(R) 19:7, 322(1989)
Villette. Edited by M. Smith. (R) 26(2001), 89
Villette. Edited by G.Tillotson and D. Hawes.(R) 16:83, 232(1973)
(Villette) Amongst this child's many peculiarities. 7:41, 279(1931)
It was in the cold weather. 7:41, 277(1931)
A visit to the Duke of Wellington's small palace situated on
the banks of the Indince. 8:43, 78(1933)
Poetry
Above the city hung the moon. Lines 129-136 19:7, 316(1989)
All soberness is past and gone 5:29, 270(1919)
All the summer plains of Angria were asleep in perfect peace. 8:44, 120(1934)
Dear is the hour when, freed from toils and care. 7:41, 291(1931)
Death is here, I feel his power. 10:52, 112(1942)
Early wrapt in slumber deep. 7:41, 290(1931)
I think of thee when the moon-beams play. 6:30, 13(1920)
If thou be in a lonely place. Lines 1-8 2:9, 41(1899)
I've quenched my lamp, I struck it in that start.
Lines 55-60 2:9, 44(1899)
Life, believe, is not a dream. Lines 13-24 2:9, 45(1899)
Long ago I wished to leave 6:30, 20(1920)
Long my anxious ear hath listened 6:30, 17(1920)
Morning was in its freshness still 7:36, 43(1926)
O that thy own loved son, thy noblest born. 17:90, 352(1980)
Oh, thou great, thou mighty tower! 6:30, 19(1920)
Sweep the sounding harp string. 5:29, 271(1919)
The splendid Hall is blazing with many a glowing light.
Lines 1-4, 33-36 18:92, 87(1982)
The trumpet hath sounded, its voice is gone forth. 13:66, 11(1956)
The wave of death's river. 5:26, 143(1916)
There's no use in weeping Lines 1-4 2:9, 40(1899)
'Tis pleasant on some evening fair. 5:29, 266(1919)
Unloved I love, unwept I weep 5:24, 76(1914)
What I love shall come like visitant of air. 11:58, 173(1948)
BRONTË, Charlotte - Attributed works
Adversidad. A German Brontë forgery. 12:61, 30(1951)
Sue, E. Kitty Bell, the orphan. Intro by H. Chadwick.(R) 5:25, 119(1915)
BRONTË, Charlotte
Alexander, C. Recent research on Charlotte Brontë's juvenilia. 18:91, 15(1981)
Andrews, Sir W.L. Charlotte Brontë: the woman and the feminist. 12:65, 351(1955)
Avery, S. 'Some strange and spectral dream' 23(1998), 120
Banks, L.R. Path to the silent country. Charlotte Brontë's years of fame.(R) 17:88, 231(1978)
Bardsley, Rev. J.W. Charlotte Brontë. 2:9, 30(1899)
Barker, J.R.V. Saintliness, treason and plot: the writing of Mrs Gaskell's
Life of Charlotte Brontë. 21:4, 101(1994)
Subdued expectations: Charlotte Brontë's marriage settlement. 19:1/2, 33(1986)
Beer, P. Charlotte Brontë and Currer Bell. 18:91, 1(1981)
Bemelmans, J. 'Passing events' and another manuscript. 20:3, 121(1991)
Some neglected responses to Charlotte Brontë's novels. 18:92, 120(1982)
"A permanent interest of a minor kind": Charlotte Brontë and George Gitting's The unclassed. 18:95, 383(1985)
Benson, A.C. The message of Charlotte Brontë to the nineteenth century. 5:25, 107(1915)
Benson, E.F. Charlotte Brontë.(R) 8:42, 34(1932)
Berman, R. Charlotte Brontë's natural history. 18:94, 271(1984)
Brontë Society Commemoration of the fiftieth year after the death of
Charlotte Brontë. 2:15, 232(1906)
The forthcoming Charlotte Brontë centenary memorial volume. 5:27, 188(1917)
A plaque is unveiled in Brussels to commemorate the
stay of C. and E. Brontë at the Pensionnat Heger. 17:90, 371(1980)
A television programme about Charlotte Brontë. 14:75, 24(1965)
Burton, B. Miss Brontë visits Ambleside. 24(l999), 94
Butterfield, H. Charlotte Brontë and her sisters in the crucial year. 14:73, 3(1963)
Callander, M.M. Charlotte Brontë and Proust: the power of memory. 19:3, 107(1987)
Chadwick, E.A. Charlotte Brontë and Thackeray. 4:21, 167(1911)
Chambers, L.R. The bibliography of Mrs Gaskell's Life of Charlotte Brontë.17:88, 217(1978)
Chapple, J.A.V. and Smith, M.M.
Charlotte Brontë and Elizabeth Gaskell in Society. 21:5, 161(1995)
Chesterton, G.K.Charlotte Brontë and the realists. 4:16, 6(1907)
Clapham, B. Charlotte Brontë and Oakwell Hall. 17:88, 210(1978)
Constable, K. A stranger within the gates (R) 26(2001), 95
Corrigan, E.M. Charlotte Brontë and Scotland. 14:75, 31(1965)
Charlotte Brontë's Brussels: does anything remain? 15:80, 421(1970)
Cross, B.G. Charlotte had no profession. 15:78, 252(1968)
Crump, R.W. Charlotte and Emily Brontë: a reference guide. (R)
1846-1915: 18:92, 158(1982)
1916-1954: 18:95, 406(1985)
1955-1983: 19:3, 124(1987)
Curry, N. Reader, I married him. G:l9, 20(l997)
DeLeo, M. Charlotte Brontë and Italian culture throughout her work. 24(1999), 191
Draper, Rev. W.H. An address (in connection with the birth of Charlotte Brontë.) 5:27, 174(1917)
Duthie, E.L. Charlotte Brontë's translation. The first canto of Voltaire's Henriade. 13:69, 347(1959)
The foreign vision of Charlotte Brontë.(R) 16:85, 408(1975)
Easson, A. Two suppressed opinions in Mrs Gaskell's
Life of Charlotte Brontë. 16:84, 281(1974)
Edgerley, C.M. Charlotte Brontë as governess. 10:55, 286(1945)
Mary Taylor, the friend of Charlotte Brontë. 10:54, 214(1944)
Fermi, S. A "religious" family disgraced: new information on a passage
deleted from Mrs Gaskell's Life of Charlotte Brontë: 20:5, 289(1992)
Fraser, R. Charlotte Brontë.(R) 19:8, 376(1989)
A strange plant: Charlotte Brontë's friendship with Mrs Gaskell. 19:8, 341(1989)
Gallop, M. Charlotte's husband. Sidelights from a family album. 12:64, 297(1954)
Gerin, W. Charlotte Brontë. (R) 15:77, 149(1967)
Gollini, F. Dear Charlotte (R) G:25, 7(2000)
Gordon, L. Charlotte Brontë: a passionate life.(R) 21:5, 185(1995)
Green, D. Reader, I married him. G:19, 20(1997)
Greenwood, E. Charlotte in Sunday School.(Letter) 11:56, 43(1946)
Hall, A.W. Charlotte's numbness at Thackeray's dinner party. 22(1997), 130
Hall, K. Maternal influence on Charlotte Brontë. 21:1/2, 3(1993)
Hatfield, C.W. Charlotte Brontë and Hartley Coleridge, 1840. 10:50, 15(1940)
Charlotte Brontë and Sydney Dobell. Correspondence 1851. 7:36, 23(1926)
Suppressed passages. (Life of Charlotte Brontë.) 6:31, 50(1921)
Hinkley, L. The Brontës: Charlotte and Emily.(R) 11:59, 265(1949)
Hirsch, P. Charlotte Brontë and George Sand: the influence
of female romanticism. 21:6, 209(1996)
Hopewell, D.G. Charlotte Brontë after a hundred years. 12:65, 401(1955)
Charlotte Brontë's writing desk. 10:54, 201(1944)
The 150th anniversary of the birth of Charlotte Brontë. 15:76, 1(1966)
Two literary ladies: Mrs Gaskell and Miss Brontë. 13:66, 3(1956)
Hoult, W.H. Charlotte Brontë's holiday in the Peak District. 14:74, 19(1964)
Isenberg, D.R. Charlotte Brontë and the theatre. 15:78, 237(1968)
Jackson, R.J. Charlotte Brontë to Lady Kay Shuttleworth:an unpublished letter. 16:84, 274(1974)
Jedrzejewski, J. Charlotte Brontë and Roman Catholicism. 25(2000), 121
Johnson, F. Bridlington. 17:88, 246(1978)
Jones, M. George Smith's influence on the life of Charlotte Brontë.18:94, 279(1984)
Kay, B. and Knowles, J. The "Twelfth night" Charlotte saw. 15:78, 241(1968)
Kershaw, A. The business of a woman's life: Elizabeth Gaskell's
"Life of Charlotte Brontë". 20:1, 11(1990)
Knevett, E.de Charlotte Brontë's school in Brussels. 6:33, 129(1923)
Lane, M. Charlotte Brontë and Elizabeth Gaskell:
the fruitful friendship. 17:89, 261(1979)
Langbridge, R. Charlotte Brontë a psychological study.(R) 7:40, 240(1930)
Larken, G. Charlotte Brontë and Catherine Crowe. 17:88, 205(1978)
Lee, P.F. Charlotte Brontë and the East Riding. 1:4, 20(1910)
Lee, Sir S. Charlotte Brontë in London. 4:19, 95(1909)
Lever, Sir T. Charlotte Brontë and George Smith. 17:87, 106(1977)
Lonac, S. The doll and the double: Charlotte Brontë and the
representation of the female self. 21:7, 285(1996)
Lonoff, S. On the struggles of a poor and unknown artist:
a devoir by Charlotte Brontë. 18:95, 373(1985)
McCluskey, A. My dear friend Charlotte Brontë. G:4, 8(1991)
McCourtney, R. Charlotte Brontë. If a thing is worth doing. G:25, 8(2000)
Macdonald, F. The secret of Charlotte Brontë (R) 5:25, 119(1915)
Martineau, L. "Innocent and un-Londony": impressions of
Charlotte Brontë. 19:1/2, 44(1986)
Mirsky, Prince D.S. Through foreign eyes. 6:33, 147(1923)
Moglen, H. Charlotte Brontë and the self conceived.(R) 17:87, 147(1977)
Molina, D.N.de A note on an early French view of Charlotte Brontë:
Charles de Mouy's "Romanciers Anglais contemporains". 15:80, 417(1970)
Myer, V.G. Charlotte Brontë truculant spirit.(R) 19:7, 324(1989)
A present Miss Brontë could not refuse. 19:3, 112(1987)
Newbold, M, "Charlotte Brontë" by J. Wilde and R. Palmer.G:6, 15(1992)
Nicoll, Sir W.R. Charlotte Brontë and Anne Mozley. 5:29, 155(1919)
Nussey, E. Reminiscences of Charlotte Brontë. 2:10, 58(1899)
O'Neill, J. Critics on Charlotte and Emily Brontë (R) 15:78, 26(1968)
Oram, E. Charlotte Brontë's honeymoon. 15:79, 343(1969)
Paige, L.A. Charlotte Brontë and the Spasmodic School. 21:3, 63(1994)
Payne, Rev. G.A. Charlotte Brontë's biographer. 7:40, 227(1930)
Peters, Margot Unquiet soul: a biography of Charlotte Brontë.(R) 16:85, 407(1975)
Phillips, M.J. Charlotte Brontë and the priesthood of all believers. 20:3, 145(1991)
Charlotte Brontë's favourite preacher: Frederick Denison
John Maurice, 1805-1872. 20:2, 77(1990)
Pollard, A. Admiration and exasperation. 17:88, 171(1978)
Charlotte Brontë.(R) 15:79, 351(1969)
Ruijssenaars, E. Charlotte Brontë's promised land (R) 26(2001), 92
Schmidt, E.T. From highland to lowland: Charlotte Brontë's
editorial changes in Emily's poems. 15:78, 221(1968)
Seaward, M.R.D. Charlotte Brontë's Napoleonic relic. 17:88, 185(1978)
Sellars, J. Charlotte Brontë. (R) 23(1998), 76
Senseman, W.M. Charlotte Brontë's use of physiognomy and
phrenology. 12:64, 286(1954)
Sharma, P.P. Charlotte Brontë: champion of women's economic independence. 14:75, 38(1965)
Shorter, C.K. Charlotte Brontë and her circle.(R) 1:4, 28(1896)
Mrs Gaskell and Charlotte Brontë. 5:26, 144(1916)
Smith, M. Charlotte Brontë and Charles Dickens. 19:8, 368(1989)
Spielmann, M.H. An early essay by Charlotte Brontë.
(La chute des feuilles.) 6:34, 236(1924)
Spielmann, P.E. The Brontë-Heger mystery. 10:55, 284(1945)
Stephens, J. A centenary appreciation of Charlotte Brontë. 5:27, 171(1917)
Stevens, J. Mary Taylor: friend of Charlotte Brontë.(R) 16:83, 235(1973)
Stowell, R. Brontë borrowings: Charlotte Brontë and Ivanhoe,
Emily Brontë and The Count of Monte Cristo. 21:6, 243(1996)
T., K. The letters of "K. T.". (to C. Brontë.) 9:47, 77(1937)
Tayler, I. Holy Ghosts: the male muses of Emily and Charlotte Brontë.(R)21:3, 70(1994)
Tiffany, L.K. Charlotte and Anne's literary reputation. 16:84, 284(1974)
Tillotson, K. A day with Charlotte Brontëu in 1850. 16:81, 22(1971)
Tully, J. The crimes of Charlotte Brontë. (R) 24(1999), 203
Vaughan, C.E. Charlotte and Emily Brontë: a comparison and a contrast. 4:21, 217(1911)
Vipont, E. Weaver of dreams: the girlhood of Charlotte Brontë.(R) 15:76, 41(1966)
Ward, B. Charlotte Brontë and the world of 1846. 11:56, 3(1946)
Warwick, D. Squire and 'She Authors'. 23(1998), 159
Wheat, P.H. The Adytum of the heart: the literary criticism of Charlotte Brontë. (R) 21:1/2, 42(1993)
Whitehead, B. Charlotte Brontë and her dearest Nell.(R) 21:3, 78(1994)
Wilks, B. Charlotte in love. (R) 23(1998), 197
Charlotte in love.[Letter] 24(1999), 103
Wills, J.C. The shrine of truth: an approach to the works of Charlotte Brontë. 15:80, 392(1970)
Winnifrith, T. & Chitham, E. Charlotte and Emily Brontë.(R) 19:8, 375(1989)
Wood, B. The Charlotte Brontë centenary. 5:27, 169(1917)
Charlotte Brontë on her contemporaries. 7:36, 3(1926)
Influence of the moorlands on Charlotte and
Emily Brontë. 6:32, 79(1922)
Sydney Dobell's article on Currer Bell. 5:28, 210(1918)
Wroot, H.E. A Brontë relic. (Account book 1848) 5:29, 274(1919)
BRONTË, Charlotte.- Albion and Marina
Hatfield, C.W. Albion and Marina. 6:30, 3(1920)
BRONTË, Charlotte - [Attributed works.]
Often rebuked, yet always back returning 26(2001), 68
BRONTË, Charlotte - Drawings
Alexander, C. Art and artist in Charlotte Brontëd's juvenilia. 20:4, 177 (1991)
Bentley, P.E. A Charlotte Brontë sketch book. 11:58, 164(1948)
Stedman, J.W. Charlotte Brontë and Bewick's "British birds". 15:76 36(1966)
BRONTË, Charlotte.-Emma
Thackeray, W.M. The last sketch. 2:10, 84(1899)
BRONTË, Charlotte.-A Frenchman's journal
Edgerley, C.M. A Charlotte Brontë manuscript. 10:51, 69(1941)
BRONTË, Charlotte.- Health
Gallagher, H.W. Charlotte Brontë: a surgeon's assessment. 18:95, 363(1985)
The death of Charlotte Brontë. 20:6, 329(1992)
BRONTË, Charlotte.- Henriade(Voltaire)
Duthie, E.L. Charlotte Brontë's translation. The first canto of Voltaire's "Henriade". 13:69, 347(1959)
BRONTË, Charlotte.-It is all up
Hemelmans, J. "Passing events" and another manuscript. 20:3, 121(1991)
BRONTË, Charlotte.- Jane Eyre
Andrews, Sir W.L. Is this film the real Jane Eyre. 10:54, 225(1944)
The "Times" review that made Charlotte Brontë cry, 11:60, 359(1950)
Aronsfeld, C.C. Jane Eyre in Hebrew.(Letter) 11:58, 183(1948)
Baker, B. Did Charlotte's husband suggest the name Jane Eyre? 22(1997), 132
Beer, P. Reader, I married him.(R) 16:85, 410(1975)
Berkeley, K. Jane Eyre, an opera (R) 26(2001), 97
Berman, R. Charlotte Brontë's natural history. 18:94, 271(1984)
Berry, J. The author of Jane Eyre. (Letter) 16:83, 206(1973)
Blackburn, R.H. "Thornycroft Hall": a rebuttal to Jane Eyre. 16:85, 353(1975)
Brontë, C. Jane Eyre. Edited by R.J.Dunn.(R) 19:7, 321(1989)
Jane Eyre. Edited by R.J.Dunn. (R) 26(2001), 206
Jane Eyre. Edited by B. Newman.(R) 21:7,367(1996)
Jane Eyre. Edited by M. Smith. (R) 26(2001), 89
Jane Eyre. Intro by A. Carter.(R) 20:4,229(1991)
Jane Eyre. Intro by J.A.Smith.(R) 12:65, 419(1955)
Connor, K. Jane Eyre - The Moravian connections. 22(1997), 37
'Miss Temple' and the Connors 26(2001), 27
Copley, J. Trollope, Charlotte Brontë and Mary Gresley. 22(l997),59
DeLeo, N. Charlotte Brontë's novel and Zeffirelli's film Jane Eyre. (R.) G:2l, 28(1998)
Dodds, M.H. The Howitt's review of Jane Eyre 1847. 13:70, 438(1960)
Drew, D. Two new Brontë films. 16:81, 59(1971)
Duthie, E.L. Delacroix and Jane Eyre. Two quoted passages. 13:66, 24(1956)
Fermi, S.& Greenwood, R. Jane Eyre and the Greenwood family. 22(l997),44
Fermi, S.& Smith, J. The real Miss Andrews. 25(2000), l36
Freeman, J.H. Discord in the Parsonage. 22(l997), 65
Glen,H. New casebooks: Jane Eyre.(R) 23(1998), 84
Granger-Elton,C. Jane Eyre. G:18, 12(1997)
H., A. Jane Eyre and the school at Cowan Bridge.(Letter) 16:83, 207(1973)
Harrison, B. The real "Miss Temple". 16:85,361(1975)
Heywood, C. Pennine landscapes in Jane Eyre and Wuthering Heights 26(2001), 187
Holloway, J.B. "Aurora Leigh" and Jane Eyre. 17:87,126(1977)
Houben, A. An Irish Jane Eyre? G:5, 14(1992)
Hoult, W.H. Charlotte Brontë's holiday in the Peak District. 14:74,19(1964)
Imlay, E. Charlotte Brontë and the mysteries of love: myth and allegory in Jane Eyre.(R) 20:3, 174(1991)
Independent on Sunday Madwoman in the attic. 26 March 2000. (R) 26(2001), 99
James, D.L. Charades at Thornfield Hall and Gaunt House.17:86, 35(1976)
Kay, B. and Knowles, J. Where Jane Eyre and "Mary Barton" were born. 15:77,145(1967)
Keyworth, Rev. T. Morton Village in Jane Eyre. 1:4, 7(1897)
Knight, C. Reader what next? - the final chapter of Jane Eyre. 23(1998), 27
Kydd, R. The quiet stranger.(R) 20:4, 228(1991)
Langlois, E. Early critics and translations of Jane Eyre in France. 16:81, 11(1971)
Laughlin, M.P. John Wilson's "Lights and shadows of Scottish life" and Jane Eyre. 20:5, 267(1992)
Lee, H.-H. Possibilities of hidden things. (R) 22(1997), 157
Lemon, C. H. Another opinion of the film. 10:54,229(1944)
A musical Jane Eyre and Wuthering Heights as opera. 15:77,143(1967)
Loe, T. Rejection and progress in Jane Eyre. 19:8, 355(1989)
Mitchell, J. The 'taste' of Charlotte Brontë. 14:72, 20(1962)
Murphy, S. Charlotte Brontë and the appearance of Jane Eyre. 23(1998), 17
Nudd, D.M. Biblibgraphy of film, television and stage adaptations of Jane Eyre. 20:3, 169(1991)
Oldfield, J. 'The homely web of truth': dress as the mirror of personality in Jane Eyre and Villette. 16:83,177(1973)
Oram, E. The 'taste' of Charlotte Brontë. 14:72, 20(1962)
Patterson, S. Before their time: an examination of women in society. 19:1/2, 55(1986)
Peters, Margot An unpublished Brontë letter: the second
edition of Jane Eyre. (13 Jan.1848) 18:92, 115(1982)
Pollin, B.R. Two letters concerning Charlotte Brontë in
contemporary American journals, 16:83,205(1973)
Raleigh, H.K. The broadcast version of Jane Eyre. 11:56, 35(1946)
Rankin, J.E. The Bells and their chimes. 18:92,129(1982)
Sabol, R.C. & Bender, T.K. A concordance to Brontë's Jane Eyre.18:92,159(1982)
Schönberger-Schleicher, E. Charlotte and Emily Brontë: a narrative analysis of
Jane Eyre and Wuthering Heights. (R) 24(1999), 199
Sellars, J. Showing of Jane Eyre at the National Museum of Photography, Film and Television at Bradford. G:4, 10(1991)
Simmons, J.R.jr. "Small, prim, and Quaker-like": reinventing Joanna Baillie as Jane Eyre. 21:4, 149(1994)
So you think you know Jane Eyre! G:26, 2(2001)
Spence, N. Jane's alter ego.(Play) (R) G:24, 19(2000)
Stead, J.J. Hathersage and Jane Eyre. 1:4, 26(1896)
Sullivan, P. Rochester reconsidered: Jane Eyre in the light of the Samson story. 16:83,192(1973)
Thomas, D.M. Charlotte: the final journey of Jane Eyre.(R) 25(2000), 197
Tintner, A.R. Henry James use of Jane Eyre in The turn
of the screw. 17:86, 42(1976)
Vaisey, Sir H.B. Early reviews of Jane Eyre. 11:58, 184(1948)
Victoria, Queen Queen Victoria and Jane Eyre. 11:59, 247(1949)
Weir, E.M. Contemporary reviews of the first Brontë novels. 11:57,89(1947)
Westwater, M. Rochester and Greg and Jane and Julia. 18:94, 286(1984)
Wood, B. The connection of Charlotte Brontë with the Lake District. 5:23, 13(1913)
First editions of Jane Eyre and Wuthering Heights. 5:27, 188(1917)
BRONTË, Charlotte.- John Henry
Geer, J.R. An unpublished manuscript by Charlotte Brontë. 15:76, 20(1966)
BRONTË, Charlotte.- Juvenilia
Alexander, C. Art and artist in Charlotte Brontë's juvenilia. 20:4., 177(1991)
The early writings of Charlotte Brontë.(R) 18:93, 243(1983)
Recent research on Charlotte Brontë's juvenilia. 18:91, 15(1981)
Brontë, C. An edition of the early writings of Charlotte Brontë. Vo1.1. (R) 19:5, 224(1988)
Unpublished juvenile manuscript. Blackwood's Young Men's Magazine Dec. 1829. 5:29, 265(1919)
Juvenilia 1829-1835. (R) 23(1998), 77
Conover, R. St.J. Creating Angria. 24(1999), 16
MacLean, G.E. Unpublished essays in novel writing by C. Brontë. 5:26, 137(1916)
Ratchford, F.E. Legends of Angria.(R) 8:43, 103(1933)
Stedman, J.W. The genesis of the Genii. 14:75, 16(1965)
BRONTË, Charlotte.-Letters
Charlotte Brontë note. (To Mrs Taylor, Stanbury) 18:94, 301(1984)
Charlotte to Mrs Gaskell. (15 Nov. 1853) 12:65, facing p.428(1955)
Charlotte Brontë letter to Laetitia Wheelwright, 15 March 1849. 25(2000), 107
Letter from Charlotte. (29 May 1850) 13:66, 39(1956)
A letter from Charlotte to W.S. Williams. (18 Aug 1848) 12:64, 301(1954)
Two letters from Charlotte. (6 Feb.1846;13 Mar.1848) 12:64, 299(1954)
Two letters from Charlotte Brontë. (29 Mar.1853; 3 June 1850) 12:65, 409(1955)
Letters from Charlotte to Francis Bennoch. 13:67, 141(1957)
Two letters from Charlotte Brontë to Mrs Gaskell. 12:62, 121(1952)
Unpublished letter by Charlotte Brontë.(28 Jul.1854) 5:29, 274(1919)
Brontë, C. The letters of Charlotte Brontë. Vol.1.(R) 21:6, 262(1996)
The letters of Charlotte Brontë.(Audio cassette) (R) 23(1998), 79
Brontë Society Brontë letters purchased. 16:81, 19(1971)
Charlotte Brontë manuscript and letters purchased.16:82, 110(1972)
Important Brontëana purchased. 17:89, 276(1979)
A letter from Charlotte Brontë to Ellen Nussey
returns to Haworth. (20 Jan.1839) 16:83, 203(1973)
"To that same Quarterly"... unpublished letter
by Charlotte Brontë. (4 Sept.1849) 16:84, 276(1974)
Two letters by Charlotte Brontë. (28 May 1853;
6 Mar 1850) 17:87,122(1977)
An unpublished letter by Charlotte Brontë.
(18 May 1844) 15:77, 123(1967)
Chitham, E. The letters of C. Brontë Vol.2. (R) 26(2001), 87
Curtis, Dame M. Charlotte Brontë in her letters. 13:70, 411(1960)
Lemon, C.H. "An exciting chapter in the Society's history": purchase of 44
autograph letters by Charlotte Brontë. 17:90, 348(1980)
Brontë diary. 18:93, 234(1983)
Peters, Margot An unpublished Brontë letter: the second edition
of Jane Eyre. (13 Jan.1848) 18:92, 115(1982)
Rhodes, M.G. Where are the letters? 15:78, 250(1968)
Smith, M. Charlotte Brontë's letters. 20:1, 39(1990)
A window on the world: Charlotte Brontë's correspondence with her publishers. 21:7, 339(1996)
Spielmann, M.H. The recently discovered letters from Charlotte Brontë to Professor Constantin Heger. 5:24, 49(1914)
Stevens, J. A Brontë letter corrected. 16:81, 46(1971)
Walker, A.D. Charlotte letter dated.(28 May 1850) 19:4, 148(1987)
Winnifrith, T. The Birstall letters. 21:5, 187(1995)
Woodward, Prof. Three Brontë letters. 14:74, 46(1964)
BRONTË, Charlotte - Lily Hart
Brontë, C. Two tales (Secret; Lily Hart) ed. by W.P.Holtz.(R) 17:88, 227(1978)
BRONTË, Charlotte - Manuscripts
Alexander, C. A bibliography of the manuscripts of Charlotte Brontë.(R) 18:93, 243(1983)
Dessner, L.J. Charlotte Brontë's "Le nid", an unpublished manuscript. 16:83, 213(1973)
Edgerley, C.M. A Charlotte Brontë manuscript. 10:51, 69(1941)
Hatfield, C.W. The early manuscripts of Charlotte Brontë:
a bibliography. 6:32, 97(1922)
6:33, 153(1923)
6:34, 220(1924)
Smith, M. The manuscripts of Charlotte Brontë's novels. 18:93, 189(1983)
BRONTË, Charlotte - Marriage
Barker, J.R.V. Subdued expectations: Charlotte Brontë's
marriage settlement. 19:12, 33(1986)
Oram, E. Charlotte Brontë's honeymoon. 15:79, 343(1969)
BRONTË, Charlotte - Novels
Alton, A.H. Books in the novels of Charlotte Brontë. 21:7, 265(1996)
Brontë, C. Unfinished novels. Intro by T. Winnifrith.(R)21:3, 62(1994)
Chard, M.J. "Apple of discord": centrality of the Eden myth in Charlotte Brontë's novels. 19:5, 197(1988)
Dessner, L.J. The homely web of truth.(R) 17:86, 67(1976)
Edwards, N. Charlotte Brontë: the novels. 25(2000), 90
Garnett, R. The place of Charlotte Brontë in nineteenth century fiction.2:14, 204(1904)
Gates, B.T. Critical essays on Charlotte Brontë. 20:5,311(1992)
Griffin, B. The mistress. 25(2000), 93
Hoddinott, A. The endings of Charlotte Brontë's novels. 25(2000), 31
Hughes, J. Charlotte Brontë's art of sensation 26(2001), 19
Jack, I. Physiognomy, phrenology and characterisation in
the novels of Charlotte Brontë. 15:80, 377(1970)
Knies, E.A. The art of Charlotte Brontë.(R) 16:81, 56(1971)
Linder, C.A. Romantic imagery in the novels of Charlotte Brontë.(R)17:89, 309(1979)
Martin, R.B. The accents of persuasion: Charlotte Brontë's novels.(R)15:76, 43(1966)
Peters, Margot Charlotte Brontë: style in the novel.(R) 16:83, 236(1973)
Smith, M. The manuscripts of Charlotte Brontë's novels.18:93, 189(1983)
Wroot, H.E. The persons and places of the Brontë novels. 3 (1906)
BRONTË, Charlotte - Passing events
Bemelmans, J. Passing events and another manuscript. 20:3, 121(1991)
BRONTË, -Charlotte - Poetry
Brontë, A. Agnes Grey and poems of Currer, Ellis and Acton Bell, with
"The Brontës". (R) 9:46, 49(1936)
Brontë, C. Poems of Charlotte Brontë. Ed. by V.A. Neufeldt.(R) 19:1/2, 59(1986)
The poems of Charlotte Brontë. Ed by T.Winnifrith.(R)18:95, 400(1985)
Hatfield, C.W. Two unpublished poems by Charlotte Brontë.7:41, 290(1931)
Huguenin, C.A. Charlotte Brontë's juvenile poems. 13:66,10(1956)
BRONTË, Charlotte - Portraits
A disputed portrait of Charlotte Brontë. 4:16, 17(1907)
Barker, J.R.V. Charlotte Brontë's photograph. 19:1/2, 27(1986)
Two possible photographs of Charlotte Brontë. 22(1997), 138
Bostridge, M. Charlotte Brontë and George Richmond. 17:86, 58(1976)
Farrer, E. Charlotte Brontë identified on a photograph. 12:61, 48(1951)
Hall, A.W. In response to Dr. Juliet Barker. 22(1997), 139
In response to Margaret Smith. 22(1997), 143
"The photograph". (Letter) G:15, 3(1995)
Two possible photographs of Charlotte Brontë. 21:7, 293(1996)
Smith, M. The photograph. (Charlotte Brontë.) G:14, 29(1995)
[Needham photographs.] 22(1997), 142
Whittaker, G. Charlotte Brontë's photograph. 17:89, 293(1979)
Wood, B. The disputed portrait of Charlotte Brontë. 5:24, 78(1914)
BRONTË, Charlotte - The Professor
Betsinger, S.A. Charlotte Brontë's archtypal heroine. 19:7, 301(1989)
Brontë, C. Professor. Ed, by M.Smith and H. Rosengarten.(R) 19:7, 322(1989)
Kauer, U. Narrative cross-dressing in Charlotte Brontë's The Professor 26(2001), 167
Newman, N.F. Workers, gentlemen and landowners 26(2001), 10
Wheeler, M.D. Literary and Biblical allusion in The Professor. 17:86, 46(1976)
BRONTË, Charlotte - Secret
Brontë, C, Two tales. (Secret; Lily Hart) Ed. by W.P.Holtz,(R) 17:88, 227(1978)
BRONTË, Charlotte - Shirley
Aronsfeld, C.C. Shirley and the spirit of endurance. 10:53, 171(1943)
Briggs, A. Private and social themes in Shirley. 13:68, 283(1958)
Brontë, C. Shirley. Ed. By H.Rosengarten and M. Smith.(R)17:89, 307(1979)
Brontë Society. A word to the "Quarterly": Charlotte Brontë's rejected
preface to Shirley. 16:85, 329(1975)
DeCuir, A.L. The portrayal of nature in her tribute to Emily: Charlotte Brontë's Shirley. 24(1999), 50
Figart, L.B. Charlotte on the Plain of Shinar. Biblical connections in Shirley. 22(1997), 54
Grayson, L. Shirley. Charlotte Brontë's own evidence, (Letter) 14:73, 31(1963)
Heaton, H. The economic background of Shirley 8:42, 3(1932)
Holgate, I. The structure of Shirley. 14:72, 27(1962)
Jeffares, A.N. Shirley a Yorkshire novel. 15:79, 281(1969)
Kenny, P. Shirley: the answer of dialogue. 20:5, 257(1992)
Padilla, Y. Dreaming of Eve, Prometheus, and the Titans:
the romantic vision of Shirley Keeldar. 21:1/2, 9(1993)
Parkins, W. "Transparent allegory" and Charlotte Brontë's Shirley.20:3, 127(1991)
Passel, A.W. The three voices in Charlotte Brontë's Shirley.15:79, 323(1969)
Stead, J.J. The Shirley country. 1:7(1897)
The Shirley country: being a revised and extended
edition of Part 7. 4:17(1907)
Stevens, J. Sidelights on "Shirley" Brontëana in New Zealand. 15:79, 301(1969)
Tompkins, J.M.S. Caroline Helstone's eyes. 14:71, 18(1961)
Wood, B. The last of the "Shirley" curates. 5:24, 82(1914)
BRONTË, Charlotte - Silence
Edgerley, C.M. A Charlotte Brontë manuscript. 10:51, 69(1941)
BRONTË, Charlotte - Some love sorrows dismal howls.
Edgerley, C.M. A Charlotte Brontë manuscript. 10:51, 69(1941)
BRONTË, Charlotte - Something about Arthur
Brontë, C. Something about Arthur. Ed. By C. Alexander.(R) 18:92, 157(1982)
BRONTË, Charlotte - Villette
Bellamy, J. Villette. Edited by M. Smith. (R) 26(2001), 89
Bertrandias, B. Villette and. the poetics of the haunted self 26(2001), 129
Brontë, C. Villette. Ed. By H.Rosengarten and M. Smith.(R) 19:7., 322(1989)
Brontë, C. Villette. Riverside edition.(R) 16:83, 232(1973)
Brontë Society. New acquisitions. 23(1998), 88
Charlier, G. Brussels life in Villette. 12:65, 386(1955)
Gerard, F. Villette: an uncharted course? 26(2001), 199
Higuchi, A. Concert at the Fete in Villette. 20:5, 273(1992)
Hoar, N.C. 'And my ending is despair'. Villette.
Charlotte Brontë's valediction. 16:83, 185(1973)
Hoddinott, A. Charlotte Brontë and the Little Men 26(2001), 111
Lemon, C. H. The origins of Ginevra Fanshawe. 16:81, 51(1971)
Oldfield, J. 'The homely web of truth': dress as the mirror
of personality in Jane Eyre and Villette. 16:83, 177(1973)
Patterson, S. Before their time: an examination of women in society.19:1/2, 55(1986)
Towheed, S. The chronology of Charlotte Brontë's Villette. 23(1998), 186