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The hill of pains. Boston [1899], Laurel NY 1976.
The liar. Boston 1899 (unauthorised edn).
The lane that had no turning: and other associated tales concerning
the people of Pontiac; together with certain ‘parables of
provinces’. London and New York 1899 (as Born with a golden
spoon), London 1900, New York 1900 (2 edns), Toronto 1900,
London 1902 (illustr F. E. Schoonover), New York 1902, London
1909, [1913], 1913 (Imperial edn), New York 1913 (Imperial edn),
London [1920], Laurel NY 1976 (as Born with a golden spoon).
reviews: Literary World 2 Nov 1900; Athenaeum 3 Nov 1900;
New York Times 3 Nov 1900.
The right of way. Being the story of Charley Steele and another. New
York 1900, London 1901, New York 1901 (2 edns), New York and
London 1901, Toronto 1901 (with different title page plus illus),
New York 1904, London 1905, [1911], 1913 (Imperial edn), New
York 1913 (Imperial edn), London [1919], 1920, 1924, 1926 (Pocket
edn), New York 1928, Laurel NY 1976; tr Irish 1937. Dramatised by
E. W. Presbry and performed at Hollis Street Theatre, Boston, 30
March 1980.
reviews: Bookman Oct 1901; Bookman (USA) Oct 1901;
Athenaeum 12 Oct 1901; Literary World 1 Nov 1901; Empire Rev
Nov 1901; Acad 9 Nov 1901; Atlantic Dec 1910.
An unpardonable liar. Chicago 1900 (an unauthorised edn of The
liar).
review: New York Times 7 July 1900.
Donovan Pasha and some people of Egypt. 1902, Toronto [1902],
New York 1902, Leipzig 1903 (Tauchnitz), London [1912], 1913
(Imperial edn), New York 1913 (Imperial edn), London [1920],
1930, London and New York 1950.
reviews: TLS 10 Oct 1902; Acad 18 Oct 1902; New York Times 18
Oct 1902; Bookman Dec 1902.
Old Quebec, the fortress of New France. Illus London and New York
1903, Toronto 1903, New York 1904, Bowie MD 1992 (facs of 1904
edn). With C. G. Bryan.
A ladder of swords: a tale of love, laughter and tears. 1904, New York
and London 1904, Toronto 1904, New York 1905, London 1908,
1912, New York 1912, London [1914] (Wayfarer’s Lib), 1926 (Pocket
edn).
reviews: New York Times 4 Sep 1904; TLS 9 Sep 1904; Acad 24
Sep 1904; Bookman Oct 1904; Athenaeum 24 Oct 1904.
A national policy: our fiscal system and imperial reciprocity. A
speech. Gravesend 1904. Rptd from Gravesend Standard.
Report of an address entitled ‘Our imperial responsibilities in the
Transvaal’. 1904.
Canada as a nation. To the editor of the Standard (Montreal).
Westminster [1905?].
The weavers: a tale of England and Egypt of fifty years ago. Illus
1907, New York and London 1907, Toronto 1907, Leipzig 1908
(Tauchnitz), London 1911, Leipzig 1911 (Tauchnitz), London 1913
(Imperial edn 2 vols), New York 1913 (Imperial edn 2 vols).
reviews: New York Times 28 Sep 1907; Athenaeum 5 Oct 1907;
TLS 10 Oct 1907; Bookman Nov 1907; Acad (Fiction Suppl) 9 Nov
1907.
The land for the people: small ownerships and land banks. 1908
(preface A. J. Balfour), 1909.
Embers. Being a book of verses. Plymouth 1908 (ptd for priv circulation),
New York 1913 (Imperial edn with additional poems with A
lover’s diary).
Northern lights. 1909, New York, London and Toronto 1909 (with
illus and different title page), New York 1912, 1912 (Imperial edn),
1913 (Imperial edn).
reviews: TLS 16 Sep 1909; Athenaeum 9 Oct 1909; New York
Times 16 Oct 1909.
Cumner’s son, and other South Sea folk. [1910], New York and London
1910, Toronto 1910, London and New York 1913 (Imperial edn).
review: New York Times 14 Jan 1911.
Gilbert Parker, Sir Horatio Gilbert George Parker
Small ownership and a national land bank. 1910.
The going of the white swan. New York 1912. Rptd from An adventurer
of the north.
review: New York Times 8 Dec 1912.
Home rule and the colonial analogy. 1912.
John Enderby. New York 1913 (Imperial edn with Michel and Angèle
and ‘There is a sorrow on the sea’).
At the sign of the eagle. New York 1913 (Imperial edn with The translation
of a savage and The pomp of the Lavilettes).
The judgment house. 1913, 1913 (Imperial edn), New York 1913
(Imperial edn), New York and London 1913, Toronto [1913]
(illustr W. Hatherall), Leipzig 1914 (Tauchnitz), London 1915
(4th edn), New York and London 1922, London 1924, 1932, Laurel
NY 1976.
You never know your luck: being the story of a matrimonial
deserter. Illus [1914], New York 1914, Toronto 1914, London 1915,
New York 1915, London [1916], 1916, 1917, [1919], New York 1919
(Imperial edn with Wild youth), London [1920].
reviews: New York Times 23 Mar 1913; Athenaeum 23 Aug 1913;
TLS 28 Aug 1913; New York Times 7 June 1914; TLS 25 Mar 1915;
Athenaeum 17 Apr 1915.
The United States and this war: a word in season. 1915 (Speech to the
Pilgrims’ Soc, 15 Apr 1915).
Is England apathetic? A reply by Sir Gilbert Parker, Bart. 1915.
Originally pbd in the New York Times 14 Aug 1915.
What is the matter with England? Criticism and a reply. 1915.
Defence of British policy towards the United States. New York 1915.
Rptd from the New York American.
The world in the crucible: an account of the origins of the Great War
and conduct of the Great War. 1915, New York 1915.
reviews: New York Times 20 June 1915; TLS 1 July 1915;
Athenaeum 17 July 1915.
The money master. 1915, New York and London 1915, Toronto [1915],
New York 1916 (Imperial edn), 1927.
reviews: TLS 16 Sep 1915; New York Times 19 Sep 1915;
Athenaeum 16 Oct 1915.
Two years of war. 1916. Interview with Assoc Press of the United
States of America.
The world for sale. 1916, New York and London 1916, Toronto 1916,
New York 1917 (Imperial edn), Toronto 1919, [1926].
reviews: New York Times 17 Sep 1916; TLS 21 Sep 1916; New York
Times 29 Apr 1917.
Wild youth and another with Jordan is a hard road. [1918], New York
1919 (Imperial edn as Wild youth with You never know your luck),
Philadelphia and London 1919, Toronto 1919, London 1920, 1927.
reviews: TLS 6 Feb 1919; New York Times 16 Feb 1919.
No defence. [1920], New York 1920, Philadelphia and London 1920,
Toronto [1920], New York 1923 (Imperial edn).
reviews: New York Times 12 Sep 1920; TLS 23 Sep 1920.
Carnac. [1922], New York 1922, 1922, Toronto 1922, 1922 (as Carnac
and as Carnac’s folly), Philadelphia and London 1922 (as Carnac’s
folly, 2 edns), 1923 (Imperial edn as Carnac’s folly), 1924.
reviews: New York Times 24 Sep 1922; TLS 28 Sep 1922.
The power and the glory. A romance of the great La Salle. New York
and London 1925 (2 edns), Toronto 1925, London 1927.
reviews: New York Times 4 Oct 1925.
Tarboe: the story of a life. 1927, New York 1927, Toronto 1927,
London 1930.
reviews: New York Times 25 Sep 1927; TLS 13 Oct 1927.
The promised land. A story of David in Israel. 1928, Toronto 1928,
New York 1929, London 1931, 1938.
reviews: TLS 6 Sep 1928; New York Times 13 Jan 1929.
Gilbert Parker and Beerbohm Tree stage The seats of the mighty: in
Washington (1896) and London (1897): the promptbooks for the
productions at Her Majesty’s Theatre, London, 28 Apr 1897. Ed J.
Ripley, Toronto 1986.
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