Citation: George MacDonald, Works of Fancy and Imagination (London: Strahan & Co., 1871), 10 vols.

Bulloch (1925):

Works of fancy and imagination. By George MacDonald, LL.D. London: Strahan & Co., 1871.

Ten vols.: 16mo, bound in green cloth in a box: price 42s.

  1. Vol. I., pp. viii + 345 + (3). Containing “ Within and without,” and “A Hidden Life”.
  2. Vol. II., pp. viii + 288, containing poems, including the “ Gospel Women ” and Organ songs;
  3. Vol. III., pp. viii + 288, containing poems, including Violin songs and poems for children;
  4. Vol. IV., pp. viii + 304, containing poems, including M Parables,” and Scottish songs and ballads.
  5. Vol. V., pp. viii + 225 + (1), containing “Phantastes.”
  6. Vol. VI., pp. viii + 217 + (1), concluding ” Phantasies”.
  7. Vol. VII., pp. viii + 178 + (2), containing “The Portent”.
  8. Vol. VIII., pp. viii + 235 + (1), containing the Light Princess, Giant’s Heart, and Shadows.
  9. Vol. IX., pp. viii + 270 + (2); containing Cross Purposes, the Golden Key, the Carasoyn, and Little Daylight.
  10. Vol. X., pp. viii + 308, containing the Cruel Painter, the Castle, the Wow o’ Rivven: the Broken Swords, the Gray Wolf, and Uncle Cornelius.
  • 1876. Reissued by Daldy (“ English Cat.,” which gives the size as 32mo).
  • 1884. Reissued by Strahan (“ English Cat.”).

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