Published Works
- Naval novel series (the Richard Delancey series)
- The Devil to Pay (1973)
- The Fireship (1975)
- Touch and Go (1977)
- Dead Reckoning (1978)
- So Near, So Far (1981)
- The Guernseyman (1982)
- Other nautical fiction
- Manhunt (1990)
- Other fiction
- Ponies Plot (1965)
- Biographies of fictional characters
- The Life and Times of Horatio Hornblower (1970)
- Jeeves: A Gentleman's Personal Gentleman (1979)
- Naval history
- Edward Pellew, Viscount Exmouth (1934)
- The Trade Winds, Trade in the French Wars 1793-1815 (1948)
- Samuel Walters, Lieut. RN (1949)
- Trade in the Eastern Seas (1955)
- British Intervention in Malaya, 1867-1877 (1960)
- Britannia Rules (1977)
- A Short History of the British Navy, 1776-1816
- Portsmouth Point, The Navy in Fiction, 1793-1815 (1948)
- Other non-fiction
- The Rise of the Port of Liverpool (1952)
- Parkinson's Law (1957)
- The Evolution of Political Thought (1958)
- The Law and the Profits (1960)
- In-Laws and Outlaws (1962)
- East and West (1963)
- Parkinsanities (1965)
- Left Luggage (1967)
- Mrs. Parkinson's Law: and Other Studies in Domestic Science (1968)
- The Law of Delay (1970)
- The fur-lined mousetrap (1972)
- The Defenders, Script for a "Son et Lumière" in Guernsey (1975)
- Gunpowder, Treason and Plot (1978)
- Audio recordings
- Discusses Political Science with Julian H. Franklin (10 LPs) (1959)
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