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    Salute to Adventurers by John Buchan (Thomas Nelson and Sons, July 1915, 6/-, 406pp, hc, n.)
        Historical adventure novel, largely set among the newly-settled Virginia plantations of the late 17th century.



    The Scottish Church and the Empire by John Buchan, C.H., M.P. (Church of Scotland, 1934, 19pp, ph, nf)
        Centenary address 28th May, 1933.


    Sick Heart River by John Buchan (Hodder & Stoughton, April 1941, 8/3d, 320pp, hc, n.) [Edward Leithen]
        Reprint (Houghton Mifflin 1941 as Mountain Meadow) last of the Edward Leithen novels, who has been diagnosed with advanced tuberculosis and given a year to live.


    Sir Quixote of the Moors by John Buchan (T. Fisher Unwin, October 1895, 2/6d, 188pp, hc, n.)
        Historical novel set in Galloway in Scotland during the Covenanting period.


    Sir Walter Raleigh by John Buchan (B.H. Blackwell, July 1897, 2/6d, 78pp, ph, nf)
        The Stanhope Essay for 1897.


    Sir Walter Raleigh by John Buchan (Thomas Nelson and Sons, October 1911, 3/6d, 236pp, hc, nf)
        A biography written as a series of 11 stories, aimed at school children.


    Sir Walter Scott by John Buchan (Cassell, March 1932, 9/6d, 387pp, hc, nf)
        Vivid and very readable account of the life of Scotland’s most popular author of his day (1771-1832).



    Some Notes on Sir Walter Scott by John Buchan (The English Association, 1924, 19pp, ph, nf)
        Biography of the great Scottish novelist; a paper read to the English Association, October 26th, 1923.



    The Strange Adventures of Mr. Andrew Hawthorn & Other Stories by John Buchan (Penguin Classic, May 7, 2009, 978-0-141-44242-6, £9.99, 358pp, tp, co)
        Reprint (Folio Society 2008 as Stories) collection.




    These for Remembrance by John Buchan (self-published, 1919, xi+82pp, ph, oc)
        Personal memoirs of six young friends who died in the War.


    The Thirty-Nine Steps by John Buchan (William Blackwood & Sons, October 1915, 15/-, 254pp, hc, n.) [Richard Hannay]
        First of the Richard Hannay novels in which Hannay uncovers a German spy ring just before the First World War.


    The Three Hostages by John Buchan (Hodder & Stoughton, August 1924, 7/6d, 319pp, hc, n.) [Richard Hannay]
        Fourth of the Richard Hannay novels in which Hannay helps recover three hostages seized by associates of a criminal gang.


    Two Ordeals of Democracy by John Buchan (Houghton Mifflin Company, September 1925, vi+56pp, ph, nf)
        Lecture given at Milton Academy on the Alumni War Memorial Foundation, October 16th, 1924.


    A University’s Bequest to Youth by His Excellency Lord Tweedsmuir (Toronto, 1936, 9pp, ph, nf)
        Address at the official and alumni dinner on the occasion of the celebration of the one-hundredth anniversary of the granting of the Royal charter to Victoria University.







    What the Home Rule Bill Means by John Buchan (Thomas Nelson and Sons, 1912, 30pp, ph, nf)
        A speech delivered at Innerleithen on December 18th, 1912.



    Witch Wood by John Buchan (Hodder & Stoughton, July 1927, 7/6d, 380pp, hc, n.)
        Historical novel with fantasy elements set in 18th-century Scotland.




    A History of English Literature ed. John Buchan (Thomas Nelson and Sons, September 1923, 10/6d, xx+675pp, hc, an)
        Study of the development of English Literature from Chaucer to the end of the Nineteenth Century, written by a dozen experts on the field (including Buchan) with an introduction by Sir Henry Newbolt.




    Musa Piscatrix ed. John Buchan (John Lane, October 1896, 5/-, xxiv+107pp, hc, an)
        Anthology of 60 poems related to fishing.
    • vii · To Andrew Lang · John Buchan · pm
    • xvii · Preface · John Buchan · pr
    • 1 · The Angler’s Delectation · John Dennys · pm from The Secrets of Angling, anonymously, Roger Jackson, 1613, uncredited.
    • 4 · untitled (“Give me mine angle”) · William Shakespeare · pm from Antony and Cleopatra, Mr. William Shakespeares Comedies, Histories, & Tragedies by William Shakespeare, Edward Blount and William and Isaac Jaggard, 1623
    • 5 · untitled (“The pleasant’st angling is to see the fish”) · William Shakespeare · pm from Much Ado About Nothing, Mr. William Shakespeares Comedies, Histories, & Tragedies by William Shakespeare, Edward Blount and William and Isaac Jaggard, 1623
    • 6 · The Fisher’s Invitation · Phineas Fletcher · pm The Purple Island by Phineas Fletcher, Printers to the University of Cambridge, 1633
    • 7 · The Fisher’s Sorrows · Phineas Fletcher · pm The Purple Island by Phineas Fletcher, Printers to the University of Cambridge, 1633
    • 8 · The Heavenly Fisher · Phineas Fletcher · pm The Purple Island by Phineas Fletcher, Printers to the University of Cambridge, 1633
    • 9 · Contentment · Phineas Fletcher · pm The Purple Island by Phineas Fletcher, Printers to the University of Cambridge, 1633
    • 10 · The River-God’s Song of His Love · William Browne · pm from Britannia’s Pastorals, George Norton, 1613
    • 11 · A Lovely Swaine · William Browne · pm from Britannia’s Pastorals, George Norton, 1613
    • 12 · Worm-Fishing · William Browne · pm from Britannia’s Pastorals, George Norton, 1613
    • 13 · Ladies Angling · Edmund Waller · ex from A Poem on St. James’s Park as Lately Improved by His Majesty, 1661
    • 14 · To My Dear Brother Izaak Walton Upon His “Complete Angler” · John Floud · pm Compleat Angler (Second Edition) by Izaak Walton, Richard Marriot, 1655
    • 15 · On a Bank as I Sate a-Fishing · Sir Henry Wotton · pm Reliquiæ Wottonianæ by Sir Henry Wotton, Richard Marriot, 1651
    • 16 · Country Pleasures · Sir Henry Wotton · pm Reliquiæ Wottonianæ by Sir Henry Wotton, Richard Marriot, 1651
    • 19 · The Passionate Shepherd to His Love · Christopher Marlowe · pm The Passionate Pilgrim, W. Jaggard, 1599
    • 21 · The Maid’s Answer · Sir Walter Raleigh · pm Englands Helicon ed. John Flasket, I.R., 1600
    • 23 · The Angler’s Song · William Basse · pm Compleat Angler by Izaak Walton, Richard Marriot, 1653
    • 25 · The Angler’s Wish · Izaak Walton · pm Compleat Angler by Izaak Walton, Richard Marriot, 1653
    • 26 · Song (“Come live with me, and be my love”) · John Donne · pm Poems by John Donne, Henry Seyle, 1633
    • 28 · The Fisherman’s Song · John Chalkhill · pm Compleat Angler by Izaak Walton, Richard Marriot, 1653
    • 31 · An Old Catch · [uncredited] · pm Compleat Angler by Izaak Walton, Richard Marriot, 1653
    • 32 · The Retirement · Charles Cotton · pm Compleat Angler, Part 2 by Charles Cotton, Richard Marriott & Henry Brome, 1676
    • 36 · The Contentation · Charles Cotton · pm Poems on Several Occasions by Charles Cotton, ho. Basset, Will. Hinsman, & Tho. Fox, 1689
    • 37 · The Angler’s Ballad · Charles Cotton · pm Poems on Several Occasions by Charles Cotton, ho. Basset, Will. Hinsman, & Tho. Fox, 1689
    • 40 · The Arts of the Fisherman · John Bunyan · ex from The Pilgrim’s Progress, Nathanial Ponder, 1678
    • 41 · Angling · Alexander Pope · pm from “Windsor-Forest”, Bernard Lintot, March 1713
    • 42 · The Sport of Fishing · John Gay · ex from “Rural Sports”, Jacob Tonson, 1713
    • 47 · The Sweet o’ the Year · James Thomson · ex from “The Seasons: Spring”, 1728
    • 50 · Country Sports · James Thomson · ex from “The Castle of Indolence”, Andrew Millar, 1748
    • 51 · Fishing · John Armstrong · ex from “Art of Preserving Health”, Andrew Millar, 1744
    • 53 · Leven Water · Tobias Smollett · ex The Emigrant by Henry Erskine & Tobias Smollett, Brash & Reid, 1796, as “Ode to Leven Water”
    • 54 · To a Fish of the Brook · Dr. John Wolcot · pm from New Old Ballads (r)
    • 55 · On Ettrick Forest’s Mountains Dun · Sir Walter Scott · pm Miscellaneous Poems by Sir Walter Scott, Archibald Constable, 1820
    • 57 · Written Upon a Blank Leaf in “The Complete Angler” · William Wordsworth · pm 1819
    • 58 · The Angler’s Vindication · Thomas Tod Stoddart · pm Angling Songs by Thomas Tod Stoddart, William Blackwood and Sons, 1889
    • 60 · Song (“When homeward from the stream we turn”) · Thomas Tod Stoddart · pm Angling Songs by Thomas Tod Stoddart, William Blackwood and Sons, 1889
    • 61 · The Holy-well Pool · Thomas Tod Stoddart · pm Angling Songs by Thomas Tod Stoddart, William Blackwood and Sons, 1889
    • 63 · The River · Thomas Tod Stoddart · pm Angling Songs by Thomas Tod Stoddart, William Blackwood and Sons, 1889
    • 64 · The Yellow Fins o’ Yarrow · Thomas Tod Stoddart · pm Angling Songs by Thomas Tod Stoddart, William Blackwood and Sons, 1889
    • 65 · The Angler’s Trysting-Tree · Thomas Tod Stoddart · pm Angling Songs by Thomas Tod Stoddart, William Blackwood and Sons, 1889
    • 67 · Ye Warders of the Water · Thomas Tod Stoddart · pm Angling Songs by Thomas Tod Stoddart, William Blackwood and Sons, 1889
    • 69 · The Bonnie Tweed · Thomas Tod Stoddart · pm Angling Songs by Thomas Tod Stoddart, William Blackwood and Sons, 1889
    • 71 · The Angler’s Invitation · Thomas Tod Stoddart · pm Angling Songs by Thomas Tod Stoddart, William Blackwood and Sons, 1889
    • 72 · The Angler’s Choice · Thomas Tod Stoddart · pm Angling Songs by Thomas Tod Stoddart, William Blackwood and Sons, 1889
    • 74 · The Happy Angler · Thomas Tod Stoddart · pm Angling Songs by Thomas Tod Stoddart, William Blackwood and Sons, 1889
    • 75 · The Angler’s Grave · Thomas Tod Stoddart · pm Angling Songs by Thomas Tod Stoddart, William Blackwood and Sons, 1889
    • 76 · The Angler’s Farewell · Thomas Hood · pm The Poetical Works of Thomas Hood by Thomas Hood, Frederick Warne, 1890
    • 79 · Angling · Thomas Doubleday · pm Sixty-Five Sonnets by Thomas Doubleday, Baldwin, Cradock & Joy, 1818, uncredited.
    • 80 · The Fisher’s Welcome · Thomas Doubleday · pm Coquet-Dale Fishing Songs ed. Thomas Doubleday, William Blackwood and Sons, 1852
    • 82 · The Invitation · Charles Kingsley · pm Andromeda and Other Poems by Charles Kingsley, John W. Parker, 1858
    • 83 · The South Wind · Charles Kingsley · pm Andromeda and Other Poems by Charles Kingsley, John W. Parker, 1858
    • 84 · Killarney · Charles Kingsley · pm Macmillan’s Magazine March 1877, as “untitled (“Oh, Mr. Froude, how wise and good”)”
    • 85 · untitled (“Here at my feet what wonders pass”) · Matthew Arnold · pm from “Lines Written in Kensington Gardens”, Lyric and Elegiac Poems by Matthew Arnold, Macmillan, 1888
    • 86 · Summer on Thames · Robert Bridges · pm Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges by Robert Bridges, G. Bell & Sons, 1890
    • 87 · Ballade of the Tweed · Andrew Lang · pm XXII Ballades in Blue China by Andrew Lang, C. Kegan Paul, 1880
    • 89 · The Last Chance · Andrew Lang · pm Grass of Parnassus by Andrew Lang, Longmans, 1888
    • 90 · April on Tweed · Andrew Lang · pm Grass of Parnassus by Andrew Lang, Longmans, 1888
    • 91 · The Ballade of the Real and the Ideal · Andrew Lang · ex Rhymes à la Mode by Andrew Lang, Kegan Paul, Trench & Co., 1884
    • 92 · The Last Cast · Andrew Lang · pm Longman’s Magazine December 1884
    • 95 · A Gentleman of the Old School · Austin Dobson · ex Old-World Idylls and Other Verses by Austin Dobson, Kegan Paul, Trench & Co., 1883
    • 96 · Epilogue: To Master Izaak Walton · John Buchan · pm
    • 101 · Notes · John Buchan · ms
    • 105 · Streams and Rivers · [uncredited] · ms


    The Northern Muse: An Anthology of Scots Vernacular Poetry ed. John Buchan (Hodder & Stoughton, August 1924, 15/-, 547pp, hc, an)
        Anthology of 245 of Buchan’s favourite poems in the Scots vernacular.



    A Shorter History of English Literature ed. John Buchan & Majl Ewing (Thomas Nelson and Sons, 1937, xiv+474pp, hc, an)
        An abridged version of A History of English Literature edited by John Buchan (Thomas Nelson, 1923), revised and corrected by Majl Ewing.



















    The Executioness by Tobias S. Buckell (Subterranean Press, February 2011, 978-1-59606-354-9, $20.00, 102pp, hc, na, cover by J. K. Drummond) [The Tangled Lands Universe]
        Fantasy novella, linked to The Alchemist by Paolo Bacigalupi, who provides the introduction. Previously published in audio form as part of The Alchemist and the Executioness. A signed, leatherbound, limited edition of 300 ($45.00) is also available.





























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