Arthur Bryant - Works

Works

  • Robert Buxton. A Memoir (Privately printed, Cambridge 1925)
  • The Spirit of Conservatism (1929)
  • King Charles the Second (1931)
  • Macaulay (1932)
  • Life of Samuel Pepys in three volumes: The Man in the Making, The Years of Peril, The Saviour of the Navy (1933)
  • The Man and the Hour (1934)
  • The Letters Speeches and Declarations of King Charles II (1935), editor
  • The England of Charles II (1935), later Restoration England
  • Postman's Horn, An Anthology of the Letters of Latter Seventeenth Century England (1936), editor
  • The American Ideal (1936)
  • George V (1936)
  • Stanley Baldwin: A Tribute (1937)
  • Unfinished Victory (1940)
  • English Saga 1840–1940 (1940)
  • The Years of Endurance 1793–1802 (1942)
  • Dunkirk (A memorial) (1943), pamphlet
  • Years of Victory 1802–1812 (1944)
  • The Battle of Britain. The Few (1944), with Edward Shanks
  • Historian's Holiday (1946), Dropmore Press
  • Trafalgar and Alamein (1948), with Edward Shanks and Field Marshal The Viscount Montgomery of Alamein
  • The Summer of Dunkirk and The Great Miracle (1948), with Edward Shanks
  • The Age of Elegance 1812–1822 (1950)
  • The Story of England: Makers of the Realm (1953)
  • The Turn of the Tide 1939–1943 (1957), Alanbrooke diaries
  • Triumph In The West 1943–1946 (1959), Alanbrooke diaries
  • Liquid History (1960), fifty years of the Port of London Authority
  • Jimmy, the Dog of My Life (1960)
  • The Age of Chivalry (1963)
  • The Medieval Foundation of England (1965)
  • The Fire and the Rose: Dramatic Moments in British History (1966)
  • The Lion and the Unicorn: Historian's Testament (1969)
  • The Great Duke: A biography of the Duke of Wellington (1971) ISBN 0-00-211936-6
  • Jackets of Green. A Study of the History, Philosophy and Character of the Rifle Brigade (1972)
  • A Thousand Years of British Monarchy (1973)
  • Leeds Castle — a Brief History (1980), Leeds Castle Foundation.
  • Set in a Silver Sea: A History of Britain and the British People, Vol 1
  • Freedom's Own Island: A History of Britain and the British People, Vol 2
  • The Elizabethan Deliverance, Collins, London, 1980, ISBN 0-00-216207-5

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