Further Works
Hyde titles not included in the above list.
- The Russian Journals of Martha and Catherine Wilmot (Co-author with Marchioness of Londonderry)
- The Empress Catherine and Princess Dashkov
- Air Defence and the Civil Population (co-author with G F Falkiner Nuttall)
- Londonderry House and Pictures
- Princess Lieven
- Mexican Empire
- A Victorian Historian: Letters to W E H Lecky
- Privacy and the Press
- John Law
- Mr and Mrs Beeton
- Cases that Changed the Law
- The Trial of Craig and Bentley
- Stalin, the History of a Dictator (New York: Harford Ltd, 1971).
- United in Crime (Kingswood: Windmill Press) (New York: Roy Publishers 1955)
- The Trial of Sir Roger Casement
- Simla and the Simla Hill under British Protection: 1815-1835
- An International Casebook of Crime (co-author with John H Kisch)
- Henry James at Home (London: Methuen, 1969)
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