Published Works By J.C. Masterman
- An Oxford Tragedy, 1933 (mystery)
- Fate Cannot Harm Me, 1935
- Marshal Ney: A Play in Five Acts, 1937
- To Teach the Senators Wisdom, or, An Oxford Guide-Book, 1952
- The Case of the Four Friends, 1957
- Bits and Pieces, 1961
- The Double Cross System in the War of 1939 to 1945, Yale, 1972 (printed privately in 1945)
- On the Chariot Wheel: An Autobiography, Oxford, 1975.
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