Author:George William MacArthur Reynolds

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George William MacArthur Reynolds
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British novelist and journalist; his best-known work was the long-running serial The Mysteries of London (1844); generally known as George W. M. Reynolds or G. W. M. Reynolds; spouse of Susannah Frances Reynolds.

185928Q3102010George William MacArthur ReynoldsGeorge William MacArthurReynoldsGeorge W. M. ReynoldsBritish novelist and journalist; his best-known work was the long-running serial The Mysteries of London (1844); generally known as George W. M. Reynolds or G. W. M. Reynolds; spouse of Susannah Frances Reynolds.

• The Youthful Imposter (1835).
• Pickwick Abroad; or, the Tour in France (1837-8). [external scan]
• Alfred; or, the Adventures of a French Gentleman (1838). [external scan]
• Grace Darling; or, the Heroine of the Ferne Islands (1839).
• Robert Macaire in England (alt title: The French Bandit in London) (1839).
• The Modern Literature of France (1839) Non-fiction.
• The Steam Packet: a Tale of the River and Ocean (1840). [external scan]
• Master Timothy's Bookcase (1842).
• The Mysteries of London (1844–48) - weekly serial
• Faust: A Romance of the Secret Tribunals (1847)
• Wagner the Wehr-wolf (1846-7)
• The Days of Hogarth; or, the Mysteries of Old London (1847–48).
• The Coral Island, or the Hereditary Curse (later widely pirated with the title The Mysteries of the Court of Naples) (1848).
• The Mysteries of the Court of London (1848–56)
• The Pixy; or, the Unbaptized Child (1848)
• The Bronze Statue; or, the Virgin's Kiss (1849–50)
• The Seamstress; a Domestic Tale (alt title: The White Slaves of England) (1851)
• Pope Joan, the Female Pontiff (1851)
• Kenneth, a Tale of the Highlands (1851-2)
• The Necromancer (1851-2)
• Mary Price; or the Memoirs of a Servant Girl (1852).
• The Massacre of Glencoe, a Historical Tale (1852-3)
• The Soldier's Wife (alt title: The Cat o' Nine Tails)(1852-3).
• The Ryehouse Plot; or, Ruth, the Conspirator's Daughter (1853-4)
• Joseph Wilmot; or, the Memoirs of a Manservant (1853-4).
• Rosa Lambert; or, the Memoirs of an Unfortunate Woman (aka The Memoirs of a Clergyman's Daughter)(1854-5).
• Agnes; or, Beauty and Pleasure (1854-5).
• Ellen Percy; or, the Memoirs of an Actress (1854-5).
• May Middleton; or, the History of a Fortune (1854-5)
• Loves of the Harem (1855).
• Omar, a Tale of the War (1855-6) (RM).
• Leila; or, the Star of Mingrelia (1856) (RM).
• The Empress Eugenie's Boudoir (1856).
• Margaret; or, the Discarded Queen (1856-7) (RM).
• The Young Duchess (sequel to Ellen Percy) (1856-7).
• Canonbury House; or, the Queen's Prophecy (1857-8) (RM).
• Mary, Queen of Scots (1858-9).
• The Rye House Plot; or, Ruth, the Conspirator's Daughter (London: J. Dicks, 1857) (external scan)
• "Mexico" in The Atlantic Monthly, 14 (81) (July, 1864)
• "Borneo and Rajah Brooke" in The Atlantic Monthly, 18 (110) (December, 1866)

"Reynolds, George William MacArthur," in Dictionary of National Biography, 1885-1900, London: Smith, Elder, & Co. (1885–1900) in 63 vols.