John Buchan
(1875-1940)
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Bibliography:
Sir Quixote Of The Moors [f|1895]
Scholar Gipsies [e|1896]
Musa Piscatrix (ed) [1896]
Sir Walter Raleigh [b|1897]
Brasenose College [n|1898]
John Burnet Of Barns [f|1898]
The Pilgrim Fathers [p|1898]
A Lost Lady Of Old Years [f|1899]
Grey Weather [s|1899]
17047 The
Half-Hearted [f|1900]
The Watcher By The Threshold.. [s|1902/18]
* The African Colony
[n|1903]
The Law Relating To The Taxation Of Foreign Income [n|1905]
The Lodge In The Wilderness (anon) [1906]
Some Eighteenth Cenrtury Byways.. [e|1908]
611
Prester John (US: The Great Diamond Pipe) [f|1910]
Sir Walter Raleigh [b|1911]
What The Home Rule Bill Means [n|1912]
715 The
Moon Endureth [s|1912]
The Marquis Of Montrose [1913]
Andrew Jameson, Lord Ardwall [b|1913]
Britain's War By Land [n|1915]
10046 Salute
To Adventurers [f|1915]
Ordeal By Marriage [s|1915]
558,WBQ The
Thirty-Nine Steps [Richard Hannay] [f|1915]
Nelson's History Of The War (US: A History Of The Great War) [24v|n|1915-19]
The Achievement Of France [n|1915]
The Future Of The War [n|1916]
The Purpose Of War [n|1916]
559 Greenmantle
[Richard Hannay] [f|1916]
#& The
Power-House [f|1916]
Poems, Scots And English [p|1917/1936]
560
Mr Standfast [Richard Hannay] [f|1918]
These For Remembrance (anon) [1919]
The Island Of Sheep (ps: CADMUS) (w HARMONIA) [1919]
The Battle Honours Of Scotland, 1914-1918 [n|1919]
The History Of The South African Forces In France [n|1920]
Francis And Riversdale Grenfell [b|1920]
The Long Road To Victory (ed) [n|1920]
1966 The
Path Of The King [s|1921]
Great Hours In Sport (ed) [n|1921]
History Of The Great War [4v|n|1921-22]
3782
Huntingtower [Dickson McCunn] [f|1922]
A Book Of Escapes And Hurried Journeys [1922]
The Last Secrets [n|1923]
The Memoir Of Sir Walter Scott [b|1923]
Days To Remember (w Henry NEWBOLT) [n|1923]
# Midwinter
[f|1923]
A History Of English Literature (ed) [n|1923]
The Nations Of Today (ed) [12v|n|1923-1924]
# The
Three Hostages [Richard Hannay] [f|1924]
Some Notes On Sir Walter Scott [b|1924]
# Lord
Minto [b|1924]
The Northern Muse (ed) [p|1924]
# John
Macnab [f|1925]
The History Of The Royal Scots Fusiliers (1678-1918) [n|1925]
The Man And The Book [b|1925]
Two Ordeals Of Democracy [n|1925]
# The
Dancing Floor [f|1926]
Modern Short Stories (ed) [s|1926]
Essays And Studies 12 (ed) [e|1926]
Homilies And Recreations [1926]
The Fifteenth - Scottish - Division, 1914-1919 (w John STEWART) [n|1926]
# Witch
Wood [f|1927]
To The Electors Of The Scottish Universities [n|1927]
# The
Runagates Club [s|1928]
Montrose [n|1928]
South Africa (ed) [n|1928]
The Teaching Of History (ed) [11v|n|1928-1930]
The Courts Of The Morning [f|1929]
# Castle
Gay [Dickson McCunn] [f|1929]
The Casual And The Casual In History [n|1929]
What The Union Of The Churches Means To Scotland [n|1929]
The Kirk In Scotland, 1560-1929 [n|1930]
Montrose And Leadership [n|1930]
The Revision Of Dogmas [n|1930]
Lord Rosebery, 1847-1930 [b|1930]
# The
Blanket Of The Dark [f|1931]
The Novel And The Fairy Tale [n|1931]
The Magic Walking Stick [1932]
# The
Gap In The Curtain [s|1932]
Sir Walter Scott [n|1932]
Julius Caesar [1932]
The Massacre Of Glencoe [n|1933]
Andrew Lang And The Border [n|1933]
The Margins Of Life [n|1933]
# A
Prince Of The Captivity [f|1933]
# The
Free Fishers [f|1934]
The Principles Of Social Service [n|1934]
The Scottish Church And The Empire [n|1934]
Gordon At Khartoum [n|1934]
Oliver Cromwell [n|1934]
# The
House Of The Four Winds [Dickson McCunn] [f|1935]
Men And Deeds [n|1935]
The King's Grace, 1910-35 (US: The People's King) [b|1935]
# The
Island Of Sheep (US: The Man From The Norlands) [f|1936]
Augustus [1937]
The Interpreter's House [n|1938]
Presbyterianism, Yesterday, Today, And Tomorrow [n|1938]
Memory Hold-The-Door (US: Pilgrim's Way) [n|1940]
Comments And Characters (ed W Forbes GRAY) [1940]
Canadian Occasions [e|1940]
# Sick
Heart River (US: Mountain Meadow) [f|1941]
The Long Traverse (US: Lake Of Gold) [f|1941]
The Clearing House (ed Lady TWEEDSMUIR) [n|1946]
# Collected
Supernatural Stories [s|?]
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