 Several novels ran to more than one edition, like "The Oak Staircase", which was published at least four times between 1872 and 1914.In 1963 "Rosamond Fane" was republished as part of the Oxford Children's Library.One critic, however, complained that "Lucy's Campaign", despite its subtitle "a story of adventure", was "merely a tale for girls" in which the political and military events of the era had been made "subservient to matters of social interest".