Published Books
- —— (1936). Walkabout; a Journey between the Pacific and Indian oceans. London: W. Heinemann Ltd.. p. 366 pp. OCLC 5351894.
- —— (1938). Atlantic Circle. Glasgow: Blackie & Son. pp. 200 pp incl. 80 photos. OCLC 5509205.
- —— (1987). Staff Officer: The Diaries of Walter Guinness (First Lord Moyne), 1914-1918. London: L. Cooper. ISBN 0-85052-053-3.
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