Works
- English Political Theory (1920)
- I Commit to the Flames (1934)
- Master Sanguine (1934)
- The Heart of England (1935)
- Mind Your Language (1939)
- A Word in your Ear (1942)
- Dickens in His Time
- Shakespeare
- Shakespeare in His Time
- How Shakespeare Spent the Day
- The Way of My World (1954)
- London (1960)
- Chosen Words
- Shaw in His Time
- The Women in Shakespeare's Life.
- W. Somerset Maugham. International Profiles series(1970)
- A Charm of Names (1972)
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