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A Database of Victorian Fiction, 1837–1901

A Database of Victorian Fiction, 1837–1901

Periodical: Black and White

Periodical: Black and White

History: Published weekly. Full title is Black and White: A Weekly Illustrated Record and Review.

References: Ashley; Cambridge University Library

Novels and short stories serialized in Black and White:

  1. Arthur Conan Doyle. "A Straggler of '15", 21 March 1891.
  2. Robert Louis Stevenson. "The Bottle Imp", 28 March 1891 to 4 April 1891 (weekly).
  3. Thomas Hardy. "To Please His Wife", 27 June 1891.
  4. Robert Barr. "Share and Share Alike", 18 July 1891.
  5. Robert Barr. "Mrs. Tremain", 29 August 1891.
  6. Henry James. "Sir Edmund Orme", 25 November 1891. (Christmas Number).
  7. Henry James. "The Real Thing", 16 April 1892.
  8. Henry James. "The Visits", 28 May 1892.
  9. Robert Barr. "The Predicament of De Plonville", 18 June 1892.
  10. H. G. Wells. "Through a Window", 25 August 1894.
  11. Robert Barr. "Not According to the Code", 31 July 1895.
  12. Robert Barr. "And the Rigour of the Game", 25 December 1895. (Christmas Number).
  13. Robert Cromie. "Mr. Markham's Private Secretary", 22 February 1896.
  14. Robert Cromie. "The Rev. Alexander M'Intosh", 6 March 1897.
  15. Henry James. "The Given Case", 11 March 1899 to 18 March 1899 (weekly).