1864 in literature 

Events

New Books

• Apologia pro vita sua[?] - John Henry Cardinal Newman[?]
• Brother Jacob[?] - George Eliot
• Chevalier Destouches[?] - Jules Amédée Barbey d'Aurevilly
• Clara Vaughan[?] - Richard Doddridge Blackmore[?]
• Dramatis Personae[?] (Poetry) - Robert Browning
• Enoch Arden[?] - Alfred Tennyson
• Henry Dunbar: the Story of an Outcast[?] - Mary Elizabeth Braddon
• A Journey to the Center of the Earth[?] - Jules Verne
• Notes from The Underground[?] - Fyodor Dostoevsky
• Renée Mauperin[?] - Edmond de Goncourt & Jules de Goncourt[?]
• Uncle Silas[?] - Sheridan Le Fanu
• Wives and Daughters - Elizabeth Gaskell
• The Wylder's Hand[?] - Sheridan Le Fanu

Births

Deaths

• March 16 - Robert Smith Surtees[?], writer

Awards

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