Works
- "A Passionate Prodigality", 1933;
- "Beckford, a biography", 1938;
- "A Bibliography of the Works of William Beckford", 1931;
- "Culture and Survival", 1940;
- "The Dreyfus Case: A Reassessment", 1955
- "The Third Republic of France: the First Phase", 1963;
- "Why France Collapsed", 1968.
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