Tales and novels
By: by Maria Edgeworth.
Publisher: Baldwin and Cradock
Published: 1832
Place of publication: London
Number of pages: 18
Table of contents: title: castle Rackrent. An essay on Irish bulls. An essay on the noble science of self-justification; title: v. 2. Forrester.  The Prussian vase.  The good aunt; title: v. 3. Angelina, or l'amie inconnue.  The good French governess. Mademoiselle Panache.  The knapsack; title: v. 4.  Lame Jervas.  The will.  The Limerick gloves. Out of debt out of danger.  The lottery. Rosanna; title: v. 5. Murad the Unlucky.  The manufacturers.  The contrast. The grateful negro.  To-morrow; title: v. 6. Ennui.  The dun; title: v. 7. Manoeuvring.  Almeria; title: v. 8. Vivian; title: v. 9. The absentee; title: v. 10. The absentee (concluded)  Madame de Fleury.  Emilie de Coulanges.  The modern Griselda; title: v. 11-12.  Belinda; title: v. 13. Leonora.  Letter from a gentleman to his friends, upon the birth of a daugter.  Answer to the preceding letter.  Letters of Julia and Caroline; title: v. 14-15.  Patronage; title: v. 16. Patronage (concluded)  Love and law.  The rose, thistle, and shamrock; title: v. 17. Harrington.  Thoughts on bores; title: v. 18. Ormond.