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Books by M. A Hoyer:

Books in the extended shelves:

• Hoyer, M. A. (Maria A.): Betsy Brian's needle : and other stories. (R. Tuck, 1900) (page images at HathiTrust; US access only)
• Hoyer, M. A. (Maria A.): By the Roman wall; notes on a summer holiday (Nutt, 1908) (page images at HathiTrust)
• Hoyer, M. A. (Maria A.): The children's hour (R. Tuck, in the 19th century), also by Edric Vredenburg, May Bowley, Frances Brundage, and Ellen Melby (page images at HathiTrust)
• Hoyer, M. A (Maria A): The children's hour (London et al.: Raphael Tuck & Sons, 1897), also by Nora Chesson, Antony Guest, and S. E Bennett, ed. by Edric Vredenburg, illust. by Ellen Welby, Frances Brundage, and May Bowley (page images at Florida)
• Hoyer, M. A (Maria A): A forgotten link (London: Ernest Nister, 1899), illust. by Hilda K Robinson (page images at Florida)
• Hoyer, M. A. (Maria A.): Little Red Riding Hood (London: Ernest Nister, c1890) (page images at Florida)
• Hoyer, M. A (Maria A): A round robin (London: Ernest Nister, 1891), ed. by Robert Ellice Mack (page images at Florida)
• Hoyer, M. A (Maria A): The talking clock and the stories it told (London: Ernest Nister, 1892), also by J. Emily Bennett, Katharine S. Macquoid, and Frederic Edward Weatherly, ed. by Robert Ellice Mack, illust. by Harriett M Bennett (page images at Florida)
• Hoyer, M. A (Maria A): There was once (London, Paris, New York: Raphael Tuck & Sons, 1899), also by Helen Marion Burnside, ed. by Edric Vredenburg, illust. by Frances Brundage, T. Cromwell Lawrence, and May Bowley (page images at Florida)
• Hoyer, M. A (Maria A): Told by the sunbeams and me (London et al.: Raphael Tuck & Sons, 1893), also by Helen Marion Burnside, Mamie Dickens, and E Nisbet, ed. by Edric Vredenburg, illust. by Helen Jackson, J. Willis Grey, and Fanny Bowers (page images at Florida)
• Hoyer, M. A. (Maria A.): The Welsh border, its churches, castles and Dyke (D. Nutt, 1911), also by M. L. Heppel (page images at HathiTrust; US access only)

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