H. C. Bailey

Romantic and historic fiction

• My Lady of Orange (1901). Serialised, Longman's Magazine, UNKNOWN MONTH to May 1901
• Karl of Erbach (1903). Serialised as Prince Karl, Longman's Magazine, July to UNKNOWN MONTH 1902
• The Master of Gray (1903)
• Rimingtons (1904)
• Beaujeu (1905). Serialised, Monthly Review, UNKNOWN MONTH to UNKNOWN MONTH 1905
• Under Castle Walls (1906), aka Springtime: Serialised as "Springtime", The Idler, April 1906 - UNKNOWN MONTH 1906
• Raoul, a Gentleman of Fortune (1907), aka A Gentleman of Fortune
• The God of Clay (1908): Serialised, Pall Mall Magazine, January 1997 to UNKNOWN MONTH 1907
• Colonel Stow (1908)
• Storm and Treasure (1910)
• The Lonely Lady (1911)
• The Suburban (1912)
• The Sea Captain (1913)
• The Gentleman Adventurer (1914)
• The Highwayman (1915)
• The Gamesters (1916)
• The Young Lovers (1917)
• The Pillar of Fire (1918)
• Barry Leroy (1919)
• His Serene Highness (1920)
• The Fool (1921)
• The Plot (1922)
• The Rebel (1923)
• Knight at Arms (1924)
• The Golden Fleece (1925)
• The Merchant Prince (1926)
• Bonaventure (1927)
• Judy Bovenden (1928). Serialised, Daily Telegraph, 3 August 1928 to 13 September 1928
• The Roman Eagles (1929), juvenile
• Mr Cardonnel (1931)

Detective fiction

• Call Mr Fortune (1920), short stories collection
• Mr Fortune's Practice (1923), short stories collection
• Mr Fortune's Trials (1925), short stories collection
• Mr Fortune, Please (1928), short stories collection
• Mr Fortune Speaking (1929), short stories collection
• Garstons / The Garston Murder Case (1930; Clunk)
• Mr Fortune Explains (1930), short stories collection
• Case for Mr Fortune (1932), short stories collection
• The Red Castle / The Red Castle Mystery (1932; Clunk)
• The Man in the Cape (1933)
• Mr Fortune Wonders (1933), short stories collection
• Shadow on the Wall (1934; Fortune, cameo by Clunk)
• Mr Fortune Objects (1935), short stories collection
• The Sullen Sky Mystery (1935; Clunk)
• A Clue for Mr Fortune (1936)
• Black Land, White Land (1937; Fortune)
• Clunk's Claimant / The Twittering Bird Mystery (1937; Clunk, cameo by Fortune)
• This is Mr Fortune (1938), short stories collection
• The Great Game (1939; Fortune, cameo by Clunk)
• The Veron Mystery / Mr Clunk's Text (1939; Clunk, cameo by Fortune)
• Mr Fortune Here (1940), short stories collection
• The Bishop's Crime (1940; Fortune)
• The Little Captain / Orphan Ann(1941; Clunk)
• No Murder / The Apprehensive Dog (1942; Fortune)
• Dead Man's Shoes / Nobody's Vineyard (1942; Clunk)
• Mr Fortune Finds a Pig (1943; Fortune)
• Slippery Ann / The Queen of Spades (1944; Clunk)
• Dead Man's Effects / The Cat's Whisker (1945; Fortune)
• The Wrong Man (1946; Clunk)
• The Life Sentence (1946; Fortune)
• Honour Among Thieves (1947; Clunk)
• Saving a Rope / Save a Rope (1948; Fortune)
• Shrouded Death (1950; Clunk)

Other Books

• Forty Years After (1914)

Mr Fortune short stories

See Radio plays and talks also

• The Archduke's Tea. (Collected in Call Mr Fortune)
• The Sleeping Companion. (Collected in Call Mr Fortune)
• The Nice Girl. (Collected in Call Mr Fortune)
• The Efficient Assassin. (Collected in Call Mr Fortune)
• The Hottentot Venus. (Collected in Call Mr Fortune)
• The Business Minister. (Collected in Call Mr Fortune)
• The Ascot Tragedy. (Collected in Mr Fortune's Practice)
• The President of San Jacinto. (Collected in Mr Fortune's Practice)
• The Young Doctor. (Collected in Mr Fortune's Practice)
• The Magic Stone. (Collected in Mr Fortune's Practice)
• The Snowball Burglary. (Collected in Mr Fortune's Practice)
• The Leading Lady. (Collected in Mr Fortune's Practice)
• The Unknown Murderer. (Collected in Mr Fortune's Practice)
• The Young God. London Magazine, August 1924. (Collected in Mr Fortune's Trials)
• The Profiteers. London Magazine, September 1924. (Collected in Mr Fortune's Trials)
• The Hermit Crab. London Magazine, October 1924. (Collected in Mr Fortune's Trials)
• The Only Son. London Magazine, November 1924. (Collected in Mr Fortune's Trials)
• The Furnished Cottage. London Magazine, December 1924. (Collected in Mr Fortune's Trials)
• The Long Barrow. London Magazine, January 1925. (Collected in Mr Fortune's Trials)
• The Missing Husband. (Collected in Mr Fortune, Please)
• The Cat Burglar. (Collected in Mr Fortune, Please)
• The Lion Party. (Collected in Mr Fortune, Please)
• The Violet Farm. (Collected in Mr Fortune, Please)
• The Quiet Lady. (Collected in Mr Fortune, Please)
• The Little House. (Collected in Mr Fortune, Please)
• The Cat's Milk. (Collected in Mr Fortune Speaking)
• The German Song. (Collected in Mr Fortune Speaking)
• The Pink Macaw. (Collected in Mr Fortune Speaking)
• The Hazel Ice. (Collected in Mr Fortune Speaking)
• The Lion Fish. Windsor Magazine, April 1928 (Collected in Mr Fortune Speaking)
• Zodiacs. Windsor Magazine, May 1928. (Collected in Mr Fortune Speaking); TO BE CONFIRMED - in the U.S. Edition as You'd be Surprised
• The Painted Pebbles. Windsor Magazine, June 1928. (Collected in Mr Fortune Speaking)
• The Woman in Wood. (Collected in Mr Fortune Speaking)
• The Picnic. (Collected in Mr Fortune Explains)
• The Little Milliner. (Collected in Mr Fortune Explains)
• The Football Photograph. (Collected in Mr Fortune Explains)
• The Rock Garden. Windsor Magazine, January 1930. (Collected in Mr Fortune Explains)
• The Wedding Ring. Windsor Magazine, February 1930. (Collected in Mr Fortune Explains)
• The Silver Cross. (Collected in Mr Fortune Explains)
• The Bicycle Lamp. (Collected in Mr Fortune Explains)
• The Face in the Picture. (Collected in Mr Fortune Explains)
• The Pair of Spectacles. Windsor Magazine, September 1931. (Collected in Case for Mr Fortune)
• The Greek Play. Windsor Magazine, October 1931. (Collected in Case for Mr Fortune)
• The Bunch of Grapes. Windsor Magazine, November 1931. (Collected in Case for Mr Fortune)
• TITLE UNKNOWN. Windsor Magazine, December 1931
• The Mountain Meadow. Windsor Magazine, January 1932. (Collected in Case for Mr Fortune)
• The Walrus Ivory. Windsor Magazine, February 1932. (Collected in Case for Mr Fortune)
• The Small Dog. Windsor Magazine, March 1932. (Collected in Case for Mr Fortune) as The Little Dog
• The Sported Oak. Windsor Magazine, April 1932. (Collected in Case for Mr Fortune)
• The Oak Gall. Windsor Magazine, May 1932. (Collected in Case for Mr Fortune)
• TO BE CONFIRMED - The Cigarette Case. Windsor Magazine, May 1933. (Collected in Mr Fortune Wonders)
• The Yellow Diamonds. Windsor Magazine, June 1933. (Collected in Mr Fortune Wonders)
• The Old Bible. Windsor Magazine, July 1933. (Collected in Mr Fortune Wonders)
• TO BE CONFIRMED - The Lilies of St Gabriel's . Windsor Magazine, August 1933. (Collected in Mr Fortune Wonders)
• The Love Bird. Windsor Magazine, September 1933. (Collected in Mr Fortune Wonders)
• The Gipsy Moth. Windsor Magazine, October 1933. (Collected in Mr Fortune Wonders)
• The Fairy Cycle. Windsor Magazine, November 1933. (Collected in Mr Fortune Wonders)
• The Oleander Flowers. Windsor Magazine, December 1933. (Collected in Mr Fortune Wonders)
• The Broken Toad. Windsor Magazine, October 1934. (Collected in Mr Fortune Objects)
• The Angel's Eye. Windsor Magazine, November 1934. (Collected in Mr Fortune Objects)
• The Little Finger. Windsor Magazine, December 1934. (Collected in Mr Fortune Objects)
• The Long Dinner. Windsor Magazine, January 1935. (Collected in Mr Fortune Objects)
• The Three Bears. Windsor Magazinr, February 1935. (Collected in Mr Fortune Objects)
• The Yellow Slugs. Windsor Magazine, March 1935. (Collected in Mr Fortune Objects)
• The Torn Stocking. (Collected in A Clue for Mr Fortune)
• The Swimming Pool. Windsor Magazine, April 1936. Collected in A Clue for Mr Fortune)
• The Hole in the Parchment. Windsor Magazine, May 1936. (Collected in A Clue for Mr Fortune)
• The Holy Well. Windsor Magazine, June 1936. (Collected in A Clue for Mr Fortune)
• The Dead Leaves. Windsor Magazine, July 1936. (Collected in A Clue for Mr Fortune)
• The Wistful Goddess. Windsor Magazine, August 1936. (Collected in A Clue for Mr Fortune)
• The Yellow Cloth. Windsor Magazine, April 1938. (Collected in This is Mr Fortune)
• The Lizard's Tail. Windsor Magazine, May 1938. (Collected in This is Mr Fortune)
• The Cowslip Ball. Windsor Magazine, June 1938. (Collected in This is Mr Fortune)
• The Burnt Tout. Windsor Magazine, July 1938. (Collected in This is Mr Fortune)
• The Children's Home. Windsor Magazine, August 1938. (Collected in This is Mr Fortune)
• The Key of the Door. Windsor Magazine, September 1938. (Collected in This is Mr Fortune)
• The Thistle Down. The Queen's Book of the Red Cross (1939)
• TO BE CONFIRMED. Strand Magazine, September 1939
• The Bottle Party. Strand Magazine, October 1939. (Collected in Mr Fortune Here)
• The Spider's Web. Strand Magazine, November 1939. (Collected in Mr Fortune Here)
• TO BE CONFIRMED. Strand Magazine, January 1940
• The Blue Paint. Strand Magazine, February 1940. (Collected in Mr Fortune Here)
• The Point of the Knife. Strand Magazine, March 1940. (Collected in Mr Fortune Here)
• The Primrose Petals. Strand Magazine, April 1940. (Collected in Mr Fortune Here)
• The Fight for the Crown (Collected in Mr Fortune Here)
• The Brown Paper. (Collected in Mr Fortune Here)
• The Gilded Girls. (Collected in Mr Fortune Here)
• The Bird in the Cellar. (Collected in Mr Fortune Here)

Uncollected short stories

• Dolly and Dick. Longman's Magazine, October 1901
• The Knight of Mayford. Windsor Magazine, January 1902
• Sir Albert's Fall. Windsor Magazine, July 1902
• The King's Way. Windsor Magazine, December 1902
• Dominique. Macmillan's Magazine, January 1903
• The Nun of Newstead. Windsor Magazine, December 1903
• The Torpedo Lieutenant. The Realm, March 1904
• The Deplorable Princess. The Realm, July 1904
• The Devil of Marston. Windsor Magazine, July 1904
• The Anachronism. Pall Mall Magazine, October 1904
• The Lone Hand. Windsor Magazine, December 1904
• Ercole. Illustrated London News, 1 July 1905
• Sir Bertram's Tryst. Windsor Magazine, August 1905
• The Men in Buckram. Windsor Magazine, September 1905
• Mrs Cromwell's Heart. Windsor Magazine, September 1905
• How He Won His Throne. Pall Mall Magazine, November 1907
• My Lady's Lord. Pall Mall Magazine, January 1908
• TITLE UNKNOWN. Windsor Magazine, February 1908
• The Pageant of England: I The Coming of Caesar. Pall Mall Magazine, May 1908
• The Pageant of England: II Alfred the King. Pall Mall Magazine, June 1908
• The Pageant of England: III William the Norman. Pall Mall Magazine, July 1908
• The Pageant of England: IV King John Comes to Heel. Pall Mall Magazine, August 1908
• Double Sculls. The Strand Magazine, August 1908
• The Pageant of England: V The Merry King. Pall Mall Magazine, September 1908
• The Pageant of England: VI The Angel of Revolution. Pall Mall Magazine, October 1908
• Charles Is Engaged. Daily Telegraph, 3 August 1912
• The Woman Who Cried. Daily Telegraph, 5 August 1912
• The Bagman, July 1918
• The Child, July 1920
• The Old Bureau, May 1921
• The Country Cottage. Grand Magazine, August 1921
• The Tortoise Sonata. Gaiety, December 1921
• The Thistle Down. The Queen's Book of the Red Cross (1939)
• Victoria Pumphrey. Holly Leaves (Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News), December 1939

Poetry

• Spring in Arden. Programme for the matinee performance at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, in aid of the Shakespeare Memorial Theatre Fund at Stratford on Avon

Theatre plays

• Beaujeu by H C Bailey and David Kimball. English Play Society, 23 and 24 May 1909

Radio plays and talks

• Meet Mr Fortune. Meet the Detective. BBC Empire Service. Date unknown (Mr Fortune profile, narrated by H C Bailey)
• The Only Husband. Plays by Members of the Detection Club No. 8. BBC National Programme, 14 and 21 June 1941 (Mr Fortune radio play)

Uncollected Journalism

• Good Form. Daily Telegraph, 30 November 1911
• The Stage and the Study. Daily Telegraph, 22 April 1916
• The Air Force: I - The Young Idea. Daily Telegraph, 26 September 1918
• The Air Force: II - The Wings. Daily Telegraph, 27 September 1918
• The Air Force: III - The Day's Work. Daily Telegraph, 2 October 1918
• The Great Advance: From Amiens to Le Cateau. Daily Telegraph, 26 October 1918
• Out at Last. Daily Telegraph, 22 November 1918
• German Fleet in the Firth of Forth. Daily Telegraph, 23 November 1918
• American Sea Power. Daily Telegraph, 16 December 1918
• Our Armies in Germany I. Daily Telegraph, 8 January 1919
• Our Armies in Germany II. Daily Telegraph, 9 January 1919
• Guards' Colours. Daily Telegraph, 11 January 1919
• Soldiers' Verdict on Cologne. Daily Telegraph, 11 January 1919
• Shock to Cologne. Daily Telegraph, 13 January 1919
• Rhine Provinces and United Germany. Daily Telegraph, 14 January 1919
• Luxembourg. Daily Telegraph, 16 January 1919
• On the Trail of Revolutions. Daily Telegraph, 17 January 1919
• Prince of Wales in Cologne. Daily Telegraph, 18 January 1919
• British Mime in Cologne Theatre. Daily Telegraph, 20 January 1919
• Campaign of 1918. Daily Telegraph, 20 January 1919
• Castle of Burg. Daily Telegraph, 22 January 1919
• Election Day in Cologne. Daily Telegraph, 22 January 1919
• German Elections. Daily Telegraph, 23 January 1919
• A Visit to Bonn. Daily Telegraph, 24 January 1919
• Germany's Problems. Daily Telegraph, 27 January 1919
• British Troops in Brussels. Daily Telegraph, 28 January 1919
• Jovial Belgians and Whining Germans. Daily Telegraph, 28 January 1919
• War's Effect in Lille and Douai. Daily Telegraph, 29 January 1919
• Our Men in Flanders. Daily Telegraph, 30 January 1919
• Scenes in Lille. Daily Telegraph, 30 January 1919
• The Last of the Ballets. Daily Telegraph, 14 March 1919
• Easter in Arden. Daily Telegraph, 24 April 1919
• Shakespeare Festival. Daily Telegraph, 25 April 1919
• War and the Theatre. Daily Telegraph, 16 May 1919
• Stage Heroes. Daily Telegraph, 5 June 1919
• Joy in the Theatre. Daily Telegraph, 26 June 1919
• Novels on the Stage. Daily Telegraph, 10 July 1919
• New York to Norfolk. Daily Telegraph, 14 July 1919
• The Naval Pageant. Daily Telegraph, 18 July 1919
• The Day Before. Daily Telegraph, 19 July 1919
• London's Tribute to Our War Heroes. Daily Telegraph, 21 July 1919
• Play and Pageant. Daily Telegraph, 24 July 1919
• Death of Mr Andrew Carnegie. Daily Telegraph, 12 August 1919
• Shakespeare Repertory I . Daily Telegraph, 27 August 1919
• Shakespeare Repertory II. Daily Telegraph, 28 August 1919
• Women Dramatists. Daily Telegraph, 28 August 1919
• The First Hamlet. Daily Telegraph, 24 September 1919
• The Coming of Children. Daily Telegraph, 13 December 1919
• Christmas Time. Daily Telegraph, 20 December 1919
• Leap Year. Daily Telegraph, 27 December 1919
• Julius Caesar. Daily Telegraph, 8 January 1920
• The Future. Daily Telegraph, 10 January 1920
• The Other Dramatists. Daily Telegraph, 22 January 1920
• Clothes and the Woman. Daily Telegraph, 31 January 1920
• Second Thoughts. Daily Telegraph, 7 February 1920
• Use of the Novel. Daily Telegraph, 13 March 1920
• King and People at the Cenotaph. Daily Telegraph, 12 November 1920
• Armistice Day. Daily Telegraph, 17 November 1920
• The Story of Landru's Trial. Daily Telegraph, 2 December 1921
• Phenomena of the Seance I. Daily Telegraph, 30 January 1922
• Phenomena of the Seance II. Daily Telegraph, 1 February 1922
• Phenomena of the Seance III. Daily Telegraph, 2 February 1922
• Pageant of Pomp in Westminster Abbey. Daily Telegraph, 1 March 1922
• Old Clowns and New. Daily Telegraph, 9 November 1922
• A Fantasy of Finance. Daily Telegraph, 7 December 1922
• The Ilford Murder. Daily Telegraph, 14 December 1922
• A New Holiday. Daily Telegraph, 30 June 1923
• Wilkie Collins. Daily Telegraph, 8 January 1924
• The Wheel of Fashion. Daily Telegraph, 2 December 1927
• [TITLE UNKNOWN]. Daily Telegraph, 10 September 1928
• Incompatible Minds. Daily Telegraph, 11 September 1928
• Continents of Romance. Daily Telegraph, 6 May 1929
• Epsom's Endless Magic. Daily Telegraph, 9 June 1929
• The Elegance of Ascot. Daily Telegraph, 17 June 1929
• Abbey Service for Earl of Balfour. Daily Telegraph, 24 March 1930
• Parents and Children. Daily Telegraph, 7 July 1930
• R101 Memorial Service in St Pauls. Daily Telegraph, 11 October 1930
• Homilies upon Drink. Daily Telegraph, 8 November 1930
• A Novelty in Duelling. Daily Telegraph, 15 November 1930
• Smokers Old and New. Daily Telegraph, 22 November 1930
• Apologists for Age. Daily Telegraph, 29 November 1930
• Drinking as a Fine Art. Daily Telegraph, 3 December 1930
• Two Judges on Perjury. Daily Telegraph, 6 December 1930
• Truth in the Crowd. Daily Telegraph, 13 December 1930
• Penalty of Death: Gross Distortions in the Futile Report of the Sentimentalists. Daily Telegraph, 17 December 1930
• The Christmas Spirit. Daily Telegraph, 20 December 1930
• New Year's Revels. Daily Telegraph, 27 December 1930
• Optimism or Despondency. Daily Telegraph, 3 January 1931
• Coincidence and Destiny. Daily Telegraph, 10 January 1931
• Men Destined to Crime. Daily Telegraph, 13 January 1931
• Art of Gormandise. Daily Telegraph, 17 January 1931
• On Living for Ever. Daily Telegraph, 24 January 1931
• Marriage down the Ages. Daily Telegraph, 31 January 1931
• Trouble with Our Names. Daily Telegraph, 7 February 1931
• Companion of Witches. Daily Telegraph, 12 February 1931
• Men's Stories for Women. Daily Telegraph, 14 February 1931
• Holmes and His 'Dear Watson'. Daily Telegraph, 21 February 1931
• The Slavery of Tobacco. Daily Telegraph, 28 February 1931
• A Dream of the 'Fifties. Daily Telegraph, 7 March 1931
• The English Character. Daily Telegraph, 14 March 1931
• Morals and the Censor. Daily Telegraph, 21 March 1931
• The Mortality of Literary Fame. Daily Telegraph, 28 March 1931
• Diplomacy as Practised down the Ages. Daily Telegraph, 4 April 1931
• Portraits in Novels. Daily Telegraph, 11 April 1931
• Food and Feasting through the Ages. Daily Telegraph, 18 April 1931
• The Danger of Leisure. Daily Telegraph, 25 April 1931
• New Electric Age. Daily Telegraph, 2 May 1931
• Behind Our Dreams. Daily Telegraph, 9 May 1931
• Value of the 'Varsities. Daily Telegraph, 16 May 1931
• Lovely Womanhood through the Ages. Daily Telegraph, 23 May 1931
• Saint Joan of Arc. Daily Telegraph, 26 May 1931
• Are We English Human?. Daily Telegraph, 30 May 1931
• Looking Far Ahead. Daily Telegraph, 6 June 1931
• Going Down: The Choice of Careers. Daily Telegraph, 13 June 1931
• The Londoner's Spirit. Daily Telegraph, 20 June 1931
• The Victorian Father. Daily Telegraph, 27 June 1931
• The Art of Eating. Daily Telegraph, 4 July 1931
• Our Conversation. Daily Telegraph, 11 July 1931
• Love and Science. Daily Telegraph, 18 July 1931
• Good Haters. Daily Telegraph, 25 July 1931
• Our Crowded Holidays. Daily Telegraph, 1 August 1931
• Happy though Modern. Daily Telegraph, 12 September 1931
• On Choice of Wines. Daily Telegraph, 19 September 1931
• Return of the Periwig. Daily Telegraph, 26 September 1931
• Ourselves in Duplicate. Daily Telegraph, 3 October 1931
• Mystery Man of Science. Daily Telegraph, 10 October 1931
• Liberties of the Pulpit. Daily Telegraph, 17 October 1931
• The Decline of Lunch. Daily Telegraph, 24 October 1931
• Legends of the Beard. Daily Telegraph, 31 October 1931
• Food in Books. Daily Telegraph, 7 November 1931
• More Marriage Theories. Daily Telegraph, 14 November 1931
• Gentle Shocking of Our Forefathers. Daily Telegraph, 21 November 1931
• The Castaway. Daily Telegraph, 23 November 1931
• Cowper's Misery. Daily Telegraph, 26 November 1931
• Marriage a la Mode. Daily Telegraph, 28 November 1931
• The Wassail Bowl. Daily Telegraph, 5 December 1931
• Christmas Pleasures. Daily Telegraph, 12 December 1931
• Children as Sightseers. Daily Telegraph, 19 December 1931
• New Year Resolutions. Daily Telegraph, 2 January 1932
• Exhibition Humbug. Daily Telegraph, 9 January 1932
• Short Men and Tall Men. Daily Telegraph, 16 January 1932
• Family Inquisition Myths. Daily Telegraph, 20 January 1932
• Degradation of Wives. Daily Telegraph, 23 January 1932
• Lewis Carroll and His Immortal Alice. Daily Telegraph, 27 January 1932
• Prizes Won at School. Daily Telegraph, 6 February 1932
• Daily Telegraph Literary Prize No 6 Result. Daily Telegraph, 23 February 1932
• Leap Day Tradition. Daily Telegraph, 27 February 1932
• That Cockney Conceit. Daily Telegraph, 5 March 1932
• That House of Our Dreams. Daily Telegraph, 12 March 1932
• Coaxing back a British Appetite. Daily Telegraph, 19 March 1932
• Thieves' Slang in fact and Fiction. Daily Telegraph, 26 March 1932
• Is Youth Overdoing the Cult of Sport. Daily Telegraph, 2 April 1932
• The Luck of the Sexes. Daily Telegraph, 9 April 1932
• Cigarette Smoking. Daily Telegraph, 16 April 1932
• State-Nursed Britain. Daily Telegraph, 7 May 1932
• When Mischief Comes to Children. Daily Telegraph, 16 May 1932
• The Beauty of Britain. Daily Telegraph, 26 May 1932
• Last Few Survivals of Snobbery. Daily Telegraph, 28 May 1932
• Scenes That Linger in the Memory. Daily Telegraph, 30 May 1932
• Who Shall Arrange Our Private Budgets?. Daily Telegraph, 4 June 1932
• Speeding up Travelling. Daily Telegraph, 11 June 1932
• Holidays in August. Daily Telegraph, 18 June 1932
• On Hiking and Hikers. Daily Telegraph, 21 June 1932
• When the Sparkle Went into Champagne. Daily Telegraph, 25 June 1932
• Sorcery Still Lives. Daily Telegraph, 2 July 1932
• Team Games for Girls. Daily Telegraph, 9 July 1932
• Modern Family Life Relies on Freedom. Daily Telegraph, 16 July 1932
• The Evil of Our School Examinations. Daily Telegraph, 23 July 1932
• Our Holiday Haunts. Daily Telegraph, 2 August 1932
• Is Pure English Doomed?. Daily Telegraph, 6 August 1932
• The School Certificate. Daily Telegraph, 15 October 1932
• Why Britain is Paying £19,750,000 to US today. Daily Telegraph, 15 December 1932
• Professor Saintsbury, the Critic. Daily Telegraph, 30 January 1933
• Is This Age Soft?. Daily Telegraph, 14 September 1933
• Star spangled Sportsman. Daily Telegraph, 18 September 1933
• A City's Revolution in Poor Law Relief. Daily Telegraph, 22 May 1934
• The Germans' Tribal God: Reverence for Hindenburg as Exemplar of Their Race and Nation. Daily Telegraph, 3 August 1934
• Parliaments of the Past and the India Problem. Daily Telegraph, 19 October 1934
• Remodelling the French Republic. Daily Telegraph, 29 October 1934
• Saarladen at the Poll. Daily Telegraph, 14 January 1935
• How the Nation's Unity Was Eclipsed at St Paul's. Daily Telegraph, 7 May 1935
• When King Thought Mr Lloyd George 'Ungentlemanly'. Daily Telegraph, 3 October 1935
• Thirty Years the Guide of British Socialism. (London) Daily Telegraph, 21 October 1935
• Four Years of Parliament. Daily Telegraph, 26 October 1935
• Change in London's Sunday. Daily Telegraph, 1 November 1935
• Election Time in Fiction. Daily Telegraph, 16 November 1935
• Mark Twain: America's Best Loved Humorist. Daily Telegraph, 30 November 1935
• Power of the Crown Today. Daily Telegraph, 23 January 1936
• Kipling, Imperial Poet the World Acclaimed. Daily Telegraph, 18 January 1936
• Mr Lloyd George's War-Strained Mood. Daily Telegraph, 24 September 1936
• Sir James Barrie as Genius, Man and Friend. Daily Telegraph, 21 June 1937
• Can Britain Save Its Countryside. Daily Telegraph, 20 August 1938
• Hitler's Own Six Year Record in Technique and Perfidy. Daily Telegraph, 4 September 1939
• Britain Has Always Fought Europe's Ambitious Despots. Daily Telegraph, 9 September 1939
• These Men Set Reason at Defiance to Launch a War. Daily Telegraph, 23 September 1939
• No Scheming by Germany Will Defeat the Allied Blockade. Daily Telegraph, 10 October 1939
• Germany is the Next Great Objective. Daily Telegraph, 18 October 1939
• Resources of Empire will be Massed to Our Final Victory. Daily Telegraph, 26 October 1939
• Absent Businesses are Slowing down the Economic Machine. Daily Telegraph, 9 November 1939
• Soldier, Scout and Law Giver to the World's Youth. Daily Telegraph, 9 January 1941
• The Kaiser Sacrificed Both People and Throne. Daily Telegraph, 5 June 1941
• Middle of the Nation [TO BE CHECKED]. Daily Telegraph, 11 July 1941
• Prince's Life of Service for Crown and Commonwealth. Daily Telegraph, 17 January 1942
• 1918: The Germans Must See 1944 Ominous Portents. Daily Telegraph, 22 July 1944
• In Antwerp, Germany Has Lost a Valuable Stronghold. Daily Telegraph, 6 September 1944
• Germany Struck down through an Earlier Siegfried Line. Daily Telegraph, 8 September 1944
• The Left Was Never Right on Pre-War Defence Policy. Daily Telegraph, 1 June 1945
• Socialist Party's Black Record between the Wars. Daily Telegraph, 8 June 1945
• Releasing the Mighty Forces Locked up in the Atom. Daily Telegraph, 8 August 1945
• Conservatives in Council. Daily Telegraph, 28 November 1945
• The King's Fiftieth Birthday. Daily Telegraph, 14 December 1945
• Britain's Most Wonderful Year. Daily Telegraph, 31 December 1945
• Greatest Seaborne Invasion in History. Daily Telegraph, 11 January 1946

Letters to the Press

• Tram Memories. (London) Daily Telegraph, 30 June 1952