A Bouquet of Snow Blossoms (1866)

“Snow Flowers,”  Once a Week, an Illustrated Miscellany of Literature, Art, Science I (Jan-June 1866): 12. 

The Prince of Wales, Thinking His Father Was Dead, Took up the Crown (1866)

William Marten, ed., Peter Parley’s Annual for 1866. A Christmas and New Year’s Present for Young People, Including Almanac and Diary for the Year (London: William Kent and Company, 1866), frontispiece.

Lady Ongar, Are You Not Rather Near the Edge? (1866)

“The Village on the Cliff: Chapter VI, My Love in Her Attire Doth Show Her Wit,” The Cornhill Magazine 14 (September 1866): 385.

If I Am Not Strong Enough to Leave This Place in a Few Days, I Shall Never Leave It at All (1866)

Matilda Betham Edwards, “Blanche,” Once a Week, an Illustrated Miscellany of Literature, Art, Science & Popular Information 1 (March 17, 1866): 291.

My Love Concerns Thee Not—and Yet I Will Not Ask Thee to Forget (1866)

F.E.C., “An Idyll of the Hayfield,” Illustration by Edward Hughes, Once a Week 1 (June 23, 1866): 687.

Sister Let Me Share Your Bread & Toil (1866)

Bonavia. "Rest." The Quiver. (November 8, 1866).

His Blood Made Red the Snowy Ground (1866)

"The Stag Hound." Once a Week, an Illustrated Miscellany of Literature, Art, Science & Popular Information. 1 (March 17, 1866).

For the Hard-Hearted Rascals (1866)

The Christmas Tree: A Story for Young and Old. (London: John Morgan, 1866).

Hoop on a Nail (1866)

J.T. Trowbridge. "Half-hours With Father Brighthopes." Our Young Folks. 2 (October 1866).

Wreck of the London (1866)

Wreck of "The London."  (London: Sampson Low, Son, and Marston, 1866).

Canals on Mars (1866/1910)

Canals on Mars observed by MM. Perrotin and Thollon, 1866.
Robert Stawell Ball. In the High Heavens. (London: Sir Issac Pittman and Sons, 1910). 

Polar Bear (1866)

Harper's New Monthly Magazine. 32. (December 1865-May 1866).