Citation: George MacDonald, The Princess and Curdie (London: Chatto & Windus, 1883).

Bulloch (1925):

Princess and Curdle. By George MacDonald, LL.D. London: Chatto & Windus, 1883 (1882).

8vo, pp. vi + 255 + (1) + (11 plates in line by James Allen).

  • 1877. The story appeared serially in Good Things (Jan.-June, 1877), with illustrations; pp. 1-5, 65-68, 177-180, 193-200, 257-263, 321-346/ (i.e. 353).
  • 1882. Authorised edition by Lippincott, Philadelphia, with Allen’s illustrations.
  • 1883. Published by Chatto & Windus, with Allen’s illustrations: 8vo, pp. vi + 255 + (1).
  • 1883. (Published as vol. 2120 of Tauchnitr’s ” Collection of British Authors,” Leipzig, pp. 271.
  • 1883. Published in Munro’s Seaside Library, New York.
  • 1888 (1887). Published by Blackie, apparently from the Chatto & Windus plates: 8vo, pp. vi + 255 + (3) + 16 containing eight of Allen’s illustrations in tints.
  • 1900 (1899). Published by Blackie, with 20 illustrations by Helen Stratton: 8vo, pp. vi + 304 + frontispiece.
  • 1900. Published in Burt’s Little Men Series, New York.
  • 1912. Published by Blackie: 8vo, pp. viii + 320 + 24 (containing twelve plates in colours), with 29 illustrations in the text.
  • 1914. ” Princess and Curdle”: simplified by Elizabeth Lewis; with coloured illustrations by Maria L. Kirk, in George MacDonald’s stories for little folk: published by Lippincott, Philadelphia: 12mo, pp. 126.

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