John Buchan - Section 2
2. CHRONOLOGICAL BIBLIOGRAPHY
(Transcribed from the bibliography in the Volunteer’s Handbook at the John Buchan Heritage Museum.)
Each item has the National Library of Scotland catalogue number.
1894.
Bacon, Francis; Lord Verulam and Viscount St Albans (1561-1626); Buchan, John (editor, and Introduction). Essays and apothegms of Francis Lord Bacon. London, 1894. NLS: Ba.9.
1895
Buchan, John. Sir Quixote of the Moors. London, 1895. NLS: U.85.g.
1896
Buchan, John (compiler). Musa Piscatrix. London, 1896. NLS:268.b.
[An anthology of angling verse.]
Includes: Dedication to Andrew Lang, and five of his poems.
Ballade of the Tweed. 87-88
The last chance. 89.
April on Tweed. 90
The real and the ideal. 91
The last cast. 92-94.
Buchan, John. Scholar Gipsies. London, 1896. NLS: ABS.2.85.73.
Includes:
Scholar Gipsies. 1-18
April in the hills. 19-22
Milestones. 23-28
May-fly fishing. 29-36
The men of the uplands. 37-57
Gentlemen of leisure. 59-76.
Sentimental travelling. 77-97
Urban greenery. 99-103
Nature and the art of words. 105-111
Afternoon. 113-127
Night on the heather. 129-144
On Cademuir Hill. 145-155
An individualist. 157-169
The drove road. 171-186
Nuces relictae. 187—201
Ad astra. 203-206
1897
Buchan, John. Sir Walter Raleigh. Oxford, 1897. NLS: Hall.224.e.
1898
Buchan, John. Brasenose College, London, 1898. NLS: R.92.g
Buchan, John. John Burnet of Barns. London, 1898. NLS: T.226.d
Buchan, John. The Pilgrim Fathers: the newdigate prize poem, 1898. Oxford, 1898. NLS: L.199.g.1 (17)
1899
Buchan, John. A lost lady of old years, a romance. London, 1899. NLS: Vts.9.d.24.
Buchan, John. Grey weather. Moorland tales of my own people. London, 1899. NLS: Vts.9.e.20.
Includes:
Ballad for grey weather. ix-x [verse]
Prester John. 3-21
At the article of death. 25-36
Politics and the may-fly. 39-52
A reputation. 55-74
A journey of little profit. 77-97
At the rising of the waters. 101-118
The earlier affection. 121-145
The black fishers. 149-156
Summer weather. 159-173
The oasis in the snow. 177-190
The herd of Stanlan. 193-216
Streams of water in the south. 219-244
The moor-song. 247-264
Comedy in the full moon. 267-297
1900
Buchan John. The half-hearted. London, 1900. NLS: U.72.a.
1901
Walton, Izaak (1593-1683); Buchan, John (editor). The compleat angler. London, 1901. NLS: T.147.i.
1902
Buchan, John. The watcher by the threshold, and other tales. Edinburgh, 1902. NLS: Vts.150.d.4.
1903
Buchan, John. The African colonies. Studies in the reconstruction. Edinburgh, 1903. NLS: S.26.c.
1905
Buchan, John. The law relating to the taxation of foreign income. London,1905. 1xxxiv123,[1]pp.23 cm. NLS: Yale Law School Library:-
1906
Buchan, John. A lodge in the wilderness. Edinburgh,1906. NLS: T.161.e.
1908
Buchan, John. Some eighteenth century byways, and other essays. Edinburgh, 1908. NLS: T.160.f.
Includes:
Prince Charles Edward. 1-23
Lady Louisa Stuart. 24-56
Mr Secretary Murray (John Murray of Broughton). 57-68
Lord Mansfield. 69-103
Charles II. 104-112
The making of modern Scotland. 113-192.
Castlereagh. 193-200
A comic Chesterfield (the eleventh Earl of Buchan). 201-225.
[Buchan relies overmuch on Sir Walter Scott’s spiteful comments
on the Earl of Buchan.]
A Scottish lady of the old school (Lady John Scott). 226-231.
The Victorian chancellors. 232-260
The first Lord Dudley. 261-279
Mr Balfour as a man of letters. 268-279
John Bunyan. 280-293
Count Tolstoi and the idealism of war. 294-300
The heroic age of Ireland. 301-307
Rabelais. 308-314
Thedor Mommsen. 315-320
The apocalyptic style. 321-345
1909
Buchan, John. Nine Brasenose worthies.19th cent. Oxford, 1909. NLS: Dur.2693.
1910
Buchan, John. Prester John. London,1910. NLS: T.51.i. [American title: The great diamond pipe.]
1911
Buchan, John. Sir Walter Raleigh. London, 1911. NLS: T.172.e. [see 1897 title]
1912
Buchan, John. The Moon endureth: tales and fancies. Edinburgh, 1912. NLS: NG.1179.h.2.
Includes:
From the Pentlands, looking north and south, xi-xiv [verse]
The Company of the Marjolaine. 1-38
Avignon, 1759. 39-40 [verse]
A lucid interval. 41-82
The shorter catechism 9revised version0. 83-84 [verse]
The Lemnian. 85-110
Atta’s song. 111-114 [verse]
Space. 115-141
Stocks and stones. 142-143 [verse]
Streams of water in the south. 145-166 Not printed in N.Y. edition
The Gipsy’s song to the Lady Cassilis. 167-168 [verse] “
The grove of Ashtarath. 169-205
Wood magic. 206-207 [verse]
The riding of Ninemileburn. 209-226. Not printed in N.Y. edition.
Plain folk. 227-230 [verse] Not printed in New York edition.
The kings of Orion. 231-264
Babylon. 265-268 [verse]
The green glen. 269-304
The wise years. 305-307 [verse]
The rime of True Thomas. 309-324.Not printed in New York edition
Buchan, John.: The moon endureth: tales and fancies. New York. 1912. NLS: H2.94.621
Includes:
From the Pentlands, looking north and south. Ix-xii [verse]
The company of the Marjolaine. 3-36
Avignon, 1759. 37-40
A lucid interval. 41-78
The shorter catechism (revised version). 79-82 [verse]
The Lemnian. 83-105
Atta’s song. 106-110 [verse]
Space. 111-134
Stocks and stones. 135-138 [verse]
The grove of Ashtaroth. 139-171
Wood magic. 172-1776 [verse]
The kings of Orion. 177-207
Babylon. 208-214 [verse]
The green glen. 215-246
The wise years. 247-252 [verse]
Fountainblue. 253-298. Not printed in Edinburgh edition.
Buchan, John. What the Home Rule Bill means: a speech delivered at Innerleithen on December 18th, 1912. Peebles, 1912. 30pp. NLS: QP1.78.132. (photocopy) [Against Irish home rule.]
1913
Buchan, John. Andrew Jameson, Lord Ardwall. Edinburgh, 1913. NLS: H2.78.1621.
Buchan, John. The Marquis of Montrose. London, 1913. NLS: S.167.h.
1915
Buchan, John (editor). Nelson’s History of the War. 24 volumes. London, 1915-1919. NLS: R.28.f.
Buchan, John. Salute to adventurers. London, 1915. NLS: Vts.215.g.13.
Buchan, John. The thirty-nine steps. Edinburgh,1915 NLS: Vts.138.h.
1916
Buchan, John. Greenmantle. London, 1916. NLS: Vts.215.g.24.
Buchan, John. The power-house. Edinburgh 1916. NLS: Vts.215.i.7.
1917
Buchan, John. Poems, Scots and English. London, 1917. NLS:T.22.a.
1919
Buchan, John. Mr Standfast. London, 1919. NLS: T.207.a.
Cadmus and Harmonia (pseudonyms, i.e. John Buchan and Susan Buchan). The island of sheep. London, 1919. NLS: U.86.i.
Buchan, John. These for remembrance. London, 1919. NLS: H4.88.1058
Includes memoirs of:
Tommy Nelson (Thomas Arthur Nelson). 1-18
Bron Lucas (Auberon Thomas Herbert Lucas). 19-28
Cecil Rawling. 29-38
Basil Blackwood (Basil Temple Blackwood). 39-47
Jack Wortly (Jack Stuart-Wortly). 49-59
Raymond Asquith. 61-82.
1920
Buchan, John. Francis and Riverdale Grenfell. A memoir. London, 1920. NLS: S.139.b.
Buchan, John. The history of the South African forces in France. London, 1920. NLS: R.30.b.
1921
Buchan, John. The path of the king. London, 1921. NLS: Vts.146.j.10.
Buchan, John. The history of the Great War. 4 volumes.London,1921-22 NLS: L.199.g.
Primrose, Archibald Philip; Buchan, John (editor). Miscellanies, literary and historical. 2 volumes. London, 1921. NLS: NG.1555.g.3.
1922
Buchan, John. A book of escapes and hurried journeys. London, 1922. NLS: S.114.h.
Includes:
The flight to Varennes. 13-37
The railway raid in Georgia. 39-56
The escape of King Charles after Worcester. 57-89
From Pretoria to the sea. 91-117
The escape of Prince Charles Edward. 119-168
Two African journeys. 169-191
The great Montrose. 193-222
The flight of lieutenants Parer and McIntosh across the world 223-235
Lord Nithsdale’s escape. 237-249
Sir Robert Cary’s ride to Edinburgh. 251-263
The escape of Princess Clemintina. 265-282
On the roof of the world. 283-304
Buchan, John. Huntingtower. London, 1922. NLS: NE.523.e.11.
1923
Buchan, John. A history of English literature. London, 1923. NLS:T.145.b
Buchan, John; Newbolt, Henry John, Sir. Days to remember. The Brirish Empire in the Great War. London, 1923. NLS: R.32.g.
Buchan, John. Midwinter.Certain travellers in old England. London, 1923. NLS: Vts.138.g.9.
Buchan, John. The last secrets. The final mysteries of exploration. London, 1923. NLS: S.69.i.
Includes:
Lhasa. 15-43
The Gorges of the Bramaputra. 45-57
The North Pole. 59-101
The Mountains of the Moon. 103-125
The South Pole. 127-177
Mount Mckinley. 179-209
The holy cities of Islam. 211-238
The exploration of New Guinea. 239-260
Mount Everest. 261-303
Buchan, John (editor). The nations of today. A new history of the world. 12 volumes. London, 1923. NLS: S.112.b.
1924
Buchan, John. Lord Minto. London, 1924. NLS: S.134.d.
Buchan, John (compiler). The northern muse: an anthology of Scots vernacular poetry. London, 1924. NLS: Lit.S.2.
Buchan, John. Some notes on Sir Walter Scott. London, 1924. NLS: P.la.971.
Craigie, W. A.; Buchan, John; Giles, Peter; Bulloch, J. M. The Scottish tongue. A series of lectures on the vernacular language of Lowland Scotland delivered to the members of the Vernacular Circle of the Burns Club of London. London, 1924. NLS: X.170.g.
Includes:
Will, William. Forward. Ix-xii
Craigie, William Alexander, Sir. (1867-1957) The present state of the Scottish tongue. 1-46
Buchan, John (1875-1940). Some Scottish characteristics. 47-88
Giles, Peter (1860-1935). Dialect in literature. 89-123
Bulloch, John Malcolm (1867-1938). The delight of the Doric in the diminutive. 125-151
Buchan, John. The three hostages. London, 1924. NLS: N1.85.211.
1925
Buchan, John. John McNab. London, 1925. NLS: N2.85.937.
Buchan, John. The history of the Royal Scots Fusiliers. London, 1925. NLS:R.296.g.9.
Buchan, John. The man and the book. Sir Walter Scott. London, 1925. NLS: T.175.f.
1926
Buchan, John. Homilies and recreations. London, 1926. NLS: T.180.d.
Includes:
Sir Walter Scott. 9-38
The old and the new in linerature. 39-64
The great captains. 65-90
The muse of history. 91-108
A note on Edmund Burke. 109-132
Lord Balfour and English thought. 133-148
Two ordeals of democracy. 149-180
Literature and topography. 181-206
The judicial temperament. 207-231
Style and Journalism. 233-258
Certain poets—
1. Scots vernacular poetry. 261-272
2. Morris and Rosetti. 272-280
3. Robert Burns. 281-286
4. Catullus. 286-298
The literature of Tweeddale. 299-354
Thoughts on a distant prospect of Oxford. 355-376
Index. 377-383
Buchan, John. (compiler). Modern short stories.London, 1926. NLS: T.178.i
Buchan, John. The dancing floor. London, 1926. NLS: N1.92.81.
Buchan, John; Stewart, J. The fifteenth Scottish Division, 1914-19. Edinburgh, 1926. NLS: R.35.b.
Grieve, C, M. Contemporary Scottish studies. First series. London, 1926. John Buchan, 17-22. NLS: H3.98.1141.
1927
Buchan, John. Witch Wood. London, 1927. NLS: Vts.142.g.4.
Burns, Robert (1759-1796); Allen, Francis H. (editor); Buchan, John (introduction); Henley, W.E. (Biography, Notes on the poems); Henderson, Thomas F. (Notes on the poems). The complete writings of Robert Burns. 10 volumes. London, 1927. NLS: Lit.9.19.
1928
Buchan, John. Montrose. New edition, revised and enlarged. London 1928. NLS: R.166.b.
Buchan, John (editor). South Africa. London, 1928. NLS: 1928.23
Buchan, John. The Runagates Club. London, 1928. NLS. Vts.137.k.14.
Includes:
The green wildebeest. 13-43
The frying-pan and the fire. 45-88
Dr Lartius. 89-111
The wind in the portico. 113-147
‘Divus’ Johnston. 149-164
The loathly opposite. 165-186
Sing a song of sixpence. 187-207
Ship to Tarshish. 209-234
Skule Skerry. 235-257
‘tendebant manus’ 259-281
The last crusade. 283-305
Fullcircle. 307-331
1929
Buchan, John. Salute to adventurers. London, 1929. NLS: T.182.i.
Buchan, John. The casual and the casual on history. Cambridge, 1929. NLS: S.118.h [Rede Lecture.]
Buchan, John. The courts of the morning. London, 1929. NLS: N2.78.879
Buchan, John. What the union of the churches means to Scotland. Edinburgh, 1929. NLS: 1929.30
1930
Buchan, John. Castle Gay London, London,1930. NLS:Vts. 142.e.5
Buchan, John. Lord Rosebery,1847-1930 .London, 1930. NLS: 5.450.
Buchan, John. Montrose and leadership. Oxford, 1930. NLS:L.199.g.1 (14)
Buchan, John. The Battlefield of Bannockburn Appeal. A message from John Buchan. n.p., 1930. NLS: 6.2293.
Buchan, John; Smith, George Adam. The Kirk in Scotland.London, 1930. NLS: R.235.g.
Cowan, Minna Galbraith (editor); Buchan, John (Foreward). The door of youth. A selection of poems from Edinburgh school magazines. Edinburgh, 1930. NLS: T.24.a. [With five poems by by Muriel Camberg (Muriel Spark).
Buchan, John. The King of Ypres.n.p.,n.d. [1930?] NLS: L.199.g. {excerpt from The watcher by the threshold, pp. 323-338.]
1931
Buchan, John. The blanket of the dark.London, 1931. NLS: N2.78.880.
Buchan, John. The novel and the fairy tale. London, 1931. NLS: P.la.971.
1932
Buchan, John. Julius Caesar. London, 1932. R.169.h.
Buchan, John. Sir Walter Scott. London, 1932. NLS: H3.90.3143
Buchan, John. The gap in the curtain. London, 1932. NLS: Vts.149.1.
Buchan, John. The magic walking-stick.London, 1932. NLS: Vts.150.1.25
Buchan, John. ‘Scott: Some centenary reflections. In: The romance of Scott. His home:his work:his country. Edinburgh, 1932, 11-13.
1933
Buchan, John. A prince of the captivity. London, 1933. NLS: NF.523.e.15.
Buchan, John. Andrew Lang and the border. London, 1933. NLS: 1933.17.
Buchan, John. Principles of social service. Glasgow, 1933. NLS: 5.2707.
Buchan, John. The margins of life. London, 1933. NLS: 1934.7
Buchan, John. The massacre of Glencoe. London, 1933. NLS: NE.20.e.10.[Great occasions.]
1934
Buchan, John. Gordon of Khartoum.Edinburgh,1934. NLS: R.178.h
Buchan, John. Oliver Cromwell. London, 1934. NLS: R.179.i.
Buchan, John. The free fishers. London, 1934. NLS: NF.523.e.23
Buchan, John. The Scottish church and the empire Edinburgh,1934. NLS: HP1.98.4606.
Buchan, John. The university, the library and the common weal. New York, 1934. NLS: QP2.77.263.
1935
Buchan, John. Men and deeds. London, 1935. NLS: T.187.b.
Buchan, John. The house of the four winds. London, 1935. NLS: H2.84.1483.
Buchan, John. The king’s grace: 1910-1935. London, 1935. NLS: H5.94.43.
1936
Buchan, John. Episodes of the Great War, etc. London,1936.NLS: R.33.i.
Buchan, John. The island of sheep. London,1936.NLS: Vts.18.d.46
[American title: The man from the Norlands]
1937
Buchan, John. Augustus. London, 1937. NLS: R.17.e.
Buchan, John. Return to masterpieces. Toronto, 1937. NLS: L.199.g.1.(13)
Buchan, John. The moderate man.Toronto,1937. NLS: L.199.g.1(3)
Buchan, John. The written and the spoken word. n.p.[Montreal?], 1937. NLS: HP2.78.2304.
1938
Buchan, John. Presbyterianism yesterday, to-day and tomorrow. Edinburgh, 1938. NLS: P.med.1081.
Buchan, John. The Interpreter’s House. London,1938. NLS: T.283.f
1939
Buchan, John. T. E. Lawrence, Ottowa, 1939. NLS: 6.2815. (photocopy)
Buchan, John. Unchanging Germany. London, 1939. NLS: 6.1054.
1940
Buchan, John. Canadian occasions. London, 1940. NLS: T239.b.
Buchan, John; Gray, William Forbes (editor). Comments and characters. London, 1940. NLS: T.160.g. [A selection of his contributions to the Scottish Review.
Buchan, John. Memory hold-the-door. London, 1940. NLS: R.164.f. [American title: Pilgrim’s way.]
Canby, Henry Seidel. John Buchan. New York, 1940. NLS: 7.141.
1941
Buchan, John. Sick Heart River. London, 1941. NLS: Vts.257.i.49 [American title: Mountain Meadow.]
Buchan John. The long traverse. London, 1941. NLS: Vts.259.f.39. [American title: Lake of gold.]
1946
Buchan, John. The clearing house: a survey of one man’s mind. A selection from the writings of John Buchan. London, 1946. NLS: Vts.175.g.18.
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