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Contents of The Complete Works of Frances Ridley Havergal

Books

The five-volume edition of the Complete Works of Frances Ridley Havergal by the Havergal Trust totals 8,014 pages and is full of gold.

It was the goal of David Chalkley, the compiler and editor, to “lick the platter clean” so that the reader could be fully introduced to Frances, her life, her family, and the people who were important to her. There is only one item that has never been found, and that is Frances’ pamphlet, The Five Benefits.  

All the items in the edition are written by F.R.H. unless specified otherwise.

Volume I – 1,334 pages

Behold Your King: The Complete Poetical Works of Frances Ridley Havergal

  1. The Poetical Works of Frances Ridley Havergal, the Nisbet edition
  2. Poems not found in Nisbet’s Poetical Works
  3. Echoes from the Word
  4. Royal Gems and Wayside Chimes
  5. Red Letter Days
  6. Poems by William Henry Havergal, Jane Miriam (Havergal) Crane, Ellen Prestage (Havergal) Shaw, and Maria V. G. Havergal

Volume II – 1,316 pages

Whose I Am and Whom I Serve: Prose Works of Frances Ridley Havergal

  1. “One Hour with Jesus”
  2. My King
  3. Royal Commandments
  4. Royal Bounty
  5. The Royal Invitation
  6. Loyal Responses
  7. Kept for the Master’s Use
  8. Starlight Through the Shadows
  9. “All Things”
  10. “Him with Whom we have to do”
  11. “Hints for Lady Workers at Mission Services”
  12. “The Approaching Mission Services”
  13. “Mottoes for Open Air Mission Workers”
  14. “The Dream Cathedral”
  15. “Christmas Decorations”
  16. “United Bible Reading”
  17. “Words about Work”
  18. “Holiday Work”
  19. “Our Swiss Guide”
  20. “Hinderers and Hindrances”
  21. “I also . . . for thee”
  22. “Excerpts : on Music, etc.”
  23. “I do not fear death.”
  24. Specimen Glasses for the King’s Minstrels
  25. F.R.H.’s last, uncompleted “Specimen Glass” on Horatius Bonar
  26. Miriam Crane’s “Specimen Glass” on F.R.H.’s hymns
  27. Miriam Crane’s “Specimen Glass” on William Henry Havergal’s hymns
  28. Hints on Bible Marking by Mrs. Stephen Menzies
  29. My Bible Study for the Sundays of the Year
  30. Treasure Trove
  31. Home Words Birthday Book
  32. Open Letter “To the Members of the Young Women’s Christian Association”
  33. Prefaces and Items by F.R.H. on Music
  34. “Hints for Irish Society Collectors”
  35. “How Much for Jesus” and Other Items Published in Periodicals
  36. Never Say Die by Samuel Gillespie Prout, edited by F.R.H.
  37. Bible studies by F.R.H.

Volume III – 916 pages

Loving Messages for the Little Ones: Works for Children by Frances Ridley Havergal

  1. Bruey: A Little Worker for Christ
  2. The Four Happy Days
  3. Little Pillows
  4. Morning Bells
  5. Morning Stars
  6. Ben Brightboots and Other True Stories, Hymns, and Music
  7. Lilies and Shamrocks
  8. A Wise and Holy Child by William Henry Havergal
  9. “The Sister of ‘A Wise and Holy Child’ ” by Maria V. G. Havergal or possibly by F.R.H.
  10. Streamlets of Song for the Young and other poems for young people
  11. Sacred Songs for Little Singers, words by F.R.H., music by Alberto Randegger
  12. “The Children’s Triumph,” words and music by F.R.H., and other songs.

Volume IV – 1742 pages

Love for Love: Frances Ridley Havergal: Memorials, Letters, and Biographical Works

  1. Memorials of Frances Ridley Havergal by Maria Vernon Graham Havergal
  2. Article on Great Campden House by Maria V. G. Havergal
  3. Frances Ridley Havergal as a Sunday-School Teacher
  4. Articles on Elizabeth Clay and Cecilia Havergal Grant
  5. Letters by the Late Frances Ridley Havergal edited by Maria V. G. Havergal
  6. Swiss Letters and Alpine Poems by F.R.H., edited by Jane Miriam (Havergal) Crane
  7. The Last Week by Maria V. G. Havergal
  8. Dr. John Tinson Wrenford and Frances Ridley Havergal
  9. Lilies and Shamrocks by Caroline W. Ashby and F.R.H. (Included in Volume III, this is included here also.)
  10. Frances Ridley Havergal as a Musician
  11. Poems In Memoriam after F.R.H.’s Death
  12. Published Articles and Letters after F.R.H.’s Death
  13. Published Notices on the Havergal Memorial Fund
  14. Published Reviews of Items Written by F.R.H.
  15. The Autobiography of Maria Vernon Graham Havergal edited by J. Miriam Crane
  16. Records of the Life of the Rev. William Henry Havergal, M.A. by J. Miriam Crane
  17. Statements of Appreciation for W.H.H.
  18. Published Articles about W.H.H.
  19. The Pastor Remembered and the Brethren Entreated, memorial volume on W.H.H., by Charles Bullock and Andrew James Symington
  20. “The Havergal Family: Some Lingering Memories” by S. B. James
  21. Outlines of a Gentle Life (biography of Ellen Prestage Havergal Shaw) by Maria V. G. Havergal
  22. Pleasant Fruits by Maria V. G. Havergal
  23. Cripple Joseph by Maria V. G. Havergal
  24. Footprints and Living Songs by Emily M. Coombe, F.R.H., and J. Miriam Crane
  25. Memorials of Little Nony by her mother, Mrs. Heywood
  26. Within the Palace Gates by Charles Bullock
  27. Near the Throne by Charles Bullock
  28. The Sisters by Charles Bullock
  29. Chapters on F.R.H. and W.H.H. in The Crown of the Road by Charles Bullock
  30. Scriptural Remembrances of a Faithful Pastor about Charles Busbridge Snepp, with other pieces by or about Rev. Snepp
  31. Article on J. C. Ryle by Charles Bullock
  32. Frances Ridley Havergal by Thomas Herbert Darlow
  33. Article by Lewis H. Court, Havergal College, and poem by Oswald Chambers
  34. Frances Ridley Havergal : Worcestershire Hymnwriter by Janet Grierson
  35. Singing for Jesus by Janet Grierson
  36. Articles by Janet Grierson, and brief essays by Stanley Ward
  37. “Fanny Crosby’s British Counterpart” by Warren Wiersbe
  38. “The Farewell Sermon” by Rev. J. H. Rogers, St. Paul’s Church, Leamington, November 26, 1876
  39. Six Lectures on the Ark of the Covenant by Rev. William Henry Havergal
  40. Sermons, Chiefly on Historical Subjects from the Old and New Testaments Volume I, the Old Testament, by William Henry Havergal
  41. Sermons, Chiefly on Historical Subjects from the Old and New Testaments Volume II, the New Testament, by W.H.H.
  42. A third volume of Sermons by W.H.H. and John East
  43. Quotations by or about C. H. Spurgeon on F.R.H.
  44. Publication of Books by F.R.H. Before and After Her Death

(Various newspaper and magazine articles, letters, and advertisements are also given in a number of places in Volume II and Volume IV.)

 

Volume V – 2706 pages

Songs of Truth and Love: Music by Frances Ridley Havergal and William Henry Havergal

  1. Introductory essays on Frances Ridley Havergal as a musician
  2. Havergal ’s Psalmody and Century of Chants—primarily music by William Henry Havergal, edited by F.R.H.
  3. Songs of Grace and Glory—hymnal edited by C.B.Snepp (words) and F.R.H. (music)
  4. Sacred Songs for Little Singers—words by F.R.H., set to music by Alberto Randegger (Included in Volume III, this is included here also.)
  5. Songs of Peace and Joy—words by F.R.H., set to music by Charles H. Purday
  6. Loyal Responses—with music—words and music by F.R.H.
  7. Art Songs and other scores by F.R.H.
  8. Music by William Henry Havergal
  9. Music by Henry East Havergal
  10. Scores with words by F.R.H. set to music by other composers

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