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Parkman, F. (1849). The Oregon Trail. New York: GeorgeR. Putman. |
The Mayor of Troy: a study |
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Parkman, F. (1874). The Conspiracy of Pontiac. Boston: Little Browne & Co. |
Fort Amity: a study |
Fort Amity |
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Parkman, F. (1884). Montcalm & Wolfe, vol. I & II. Boston: Little Browne & Co. |
Fort Amity: a study | The Philosophical Context of I Saw Three Ships: a study |
Fort Amity |
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Parsons, A. and Quiller-Couch, A. (1892). The Warwickshire Avon. New York: Harper Brothers. |
P & Q: Alfred Parsons, Arthur Quiller-Couch, The Warwickshire Avon and True Tilda |
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Pearce, J. (Ed.) (1964). The Wesleys in Cornwall. Extracts from the journals of John and Charles Wesley and John Nelson. Truro. |
Q's Family and Dead Man's Rock: a study | John Keats in Context: a Study of the Keats or Keate Family in the Context of Q's Studies of the Romantic Poets |
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Pearce, S. (1978). The Kingdom of Dumnonia. Padstow: Lodenek. |
The Philosophical Context of I Saw Three Ships: a study | John Keats in Context: a Study of the Keats or Keate Family in the Context of Q's Studies of the Romantic Poets |
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Pengelly, H. (Ed.) (1897). A Memoir of William Pengelly. London: Murray. |
Harry Revel: a study | The Philosophical Context of I Saw Three Ships: a study | The Life and Writings of Richard Quiller Couch |
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Perrycoste, F. H. (1930). Gleanings From the Records of Zephania Job of Polperro Polperro: Polperro Heritage Press. |
Q's Family and Dead Man's Rock: a study | The Mayor of Troy: a study |
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Peters, C. (2005). Archaeology of Cornwall. Fowey: Cornwall Editions Ltd. |
John Keats in Context: a Study of the Keats or Keate Family in the Context of Q's Studies of the Romantic Poets |
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Phillimore, W.P.W. and Taylor, T. eds. (1900). Cornish Parish Registers, Marriage. London. |
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Phillimore, W.P.W. and Taylor, T. eds. (1900). Cornish Parish Registers, Marriage. London. |
John Keats in Context: a Study of the Keats or Keate Family in the Context of Q's Studies of the Romantic Poets |
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Phillimore, W.P.W., ed. (1893). Berkshire Wills, 1508-1652. |
John Keats in Context: a Study of the Keats or Keate Family in the Context of Q's Studies of the Romantic Poets |
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Pollard, F. (1968). Smuggler – Cpt. H. Carter. Smuggler – Cpt. H. Carter. |
John Keats in Context: a Study of the Keats or Keate Family in the Context of Q's Studies of the Romantic Poets |
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Pool, P. (1974). The History of the Town and Borough of Penzance. Corporation of Penzance. |
John Keats in Context: a Study of the Keats or Keate Family in the Context of Q's Studies of the Romantic Poets |
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Pool, P. (1986). William Borlase. Royal Institute of Cornwall. |
John Keats in Context: a Study of the Keats or Keate Family in the Context of Q's Studies of the Romantic Poets |
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Popper, K. (1959). The Logic of Scientific Discovery. London: Hutchinson. |
Lectures on some Seventeenth Century Poets: a study | The Medical Training of Jonathan Couch: a study |
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Popper, K. (1963). Conjectures and Refutations. London: RKP. |
The Philosophical Context of I Saw Three Ships: a study |
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Popper, K. (1976). Unended Quest. London: Fontana. |
The Philosophical Context of I Saw Three Ships: a study | The Life and Writings of Richard Quiller Couch |
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Porter, R. (1990). English Society in the Eighteenth Century. London: Penguin. |
The Medical Training of Jonathan Couch: a study |
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Quiller-Couch, A. Old Fires and Profitable Ghosts. London Cassell and Company Limited |
Ia, a Love Story: a study | The Forebears of Jonathan Couch and Associated Families |
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Quiller-Couch, A. (1887). Dead Man's Rock. London: Cassell & Company |
The Stories of Q Inspired by the Peninsular War |
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Quiller-Couch, A. (1888). The Astonishing History of Troy Town London Cassell and Company Limited |
Reflections on Hocken and Hunken |
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Quiller-Couch, A. (1889). The Splendid Spur. London: Cassell. |
The Splendid Spur: a study | John Keats in Context: a Study of the Keats or Keate Family in the Context of Q's Studies of the Romantic Poets | Bertha Couch and her Writing of the Life of Jonathan Couch |
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Quiller-Couch, A. (1891). Noughts and Crosses. London: Cassell. |
Noughts and Crosses: a study |
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Quiller-Couch, A. (1891). The Blue Pavilions. London: Cassell. |
The Blue Pavilions: a study | Reflections on Hocken and Hunken |
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Quiller-Couch, A. (1893). I Saw Three Ships. London: Cassell. |
The Philosophical Context of I Saw Three Ships: a study | The Forebears of Jonathan Couch and Associated Families |
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Quiller-Couch, A. (1895). “The Looe Die-hards” from Wandering Heath London: Dent. |
The Mayor of Troy: a study |
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Quiller-Couch, A. (1895). Wandering Heath: Stories, Studies and Sketches by Q. London: Cassell and Company Limited. |
The Stories of Q Inspired by the Peninsular War |
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Quiller-Couch, A. (1896). Ia, a Love Story. London: Cassell & Co. |
Ia, a Love Story: a study | John Keats in Context: a Study of the Keats or Keate Family in the Context of Q's Studies of the Romantic Poets | Bertha Couch and her Writing of the Life of Jonathan Couch |
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Quiller-Couch, A. (1896). Poems and Ballads. London: Methuen. |
P & Q: Alfred Parsons, Arthur Quiller-Couch, The Warwickshire Avon and True Tilda |
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Quiller-Couch, A. (1899). The Ship of Stars. London: Cassell. |
Lectures on some Seventeenth Century Poets: a study | Ia, a Love Story: a study |
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Quiller-Couch, A. (1901). The Westcotes and Tom Tiddler’s Ground. London: Thomas Nelson & Sons. |
A Lecture on Tradition and Orthodoxy: a study |
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Quiller-Couch, A. (1901). The Laird's Luck and Other Fireside Tales. London: Cassell & Co. |
John Keats in Context: a Study of the Keats or Keate Family in the Context of Q's Studies of the Romantic Poets | The Stories of Q Inspired by the Peninsular War |
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Quiller-Couch, A. (1902). The White Wolf and Other Fireside Tales. London: Methuen. |
Lectures on the Art of Reading: a study | Lectures on some Seventeenth Century Poets: a study | John Keats in Context: a Study of the Keats or Keate Family in the Context of Q's Studies of the Romantic Poets |
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Quiller-Couch, A. (1903). Two Sides of the Face: Midwinter Tales. Bristol: Arrowsmith. |
John Keats in Context: a Study of the Keats or Keate Family in the Context of Q's Studies of the Romantic Poets |
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Quiller-Couch, A. (1903). The Adventures of Harry Revel. London: Cassell & Co. |
Bertha Couch and her Writing of the Life of Jonathan Couch | The Stories of Q Inspired by the Peninsular War |
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Quiller-Couch, A. (1904). Fort Amity. London: John Murray. |
The Forebears of Jonathan Couch and Associated Families | Lectures on Byron & Shelley: a study |
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Quiller-Couch, A. (1905). Shining Ferry. London. |
A Lecture on Lectures: a study | Lectures on some Seventeenth Century Poets: a study | Bertha Couch and her Writing of the Life of Jonathan Couch | Reflections on Hocken and Hunken | The Stories of Q Inspired by the Peninsular War |
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Quiller-Couch, A. (1906). Sir John Constantine. London: Smith, Elder & Sons. |
The Forebears of Jonathan Couch and Associated Families | The Philosophical Context of I Saw Three Ships: a study | Lectures on the Art of Reading: a study | John Keats in Context: a Study of the Keats or Keate Family in the Context of Q's Studies of the Romantic Poets |
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Quiller-Couch, A. (1906). The Mayor of Troy. London: Methuen. |
Bertha Couch and her Writing of the Life of Jonathan Couch | The Stories of Q Inspired by the Peninsular War | Lectures on Byron & Shelley: a study | Lectures on some Seventeenth Century Poets: a study | The Life and Writings of Richard Quiller Couch |
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Quiller-Couch, A. (1907). Poison Island. London: Smith Elder & Co. |
The Stories of Q Inspired by the Peninsular War | John Keats in Context: a Study of the Keats or Keate Family in the Context of Q's Studies of the Romantic Poets |
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Quiller-Couch, A. (1907). Merry-Garden and Other Stories. London. Methuen. |
John Keats in Context: a Study of the Keats or Keate Family in the Context of Q's Studies of the Romantic Poets | The Stories of Q Inspired by the Peninsular War |
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Quiller-Couch, A. (1909). True Tilda. London: T. Nelson & Sons. |
P & Q: Alfred Parsons, Arthur Quiller-Couch, The Warwickshire Avon and True Tilda | The Family of Sir Arthur Quiller-Couch |
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Quiller-Couch, A. (1910). Corporal Sam and Other Stories. London: J.M. Dent & Sons. |
The Stories of Q Inspired by the Peninsular War |
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Quiller-Couch, A. (1910). Lady Good-for-Nothing. London: Thomas Nelson & Sons. |
A Lecture on Tradition and Orthodoxy: a study | Thomas Bond and The Mayor of Troy | John Keats in Context: a Study of the Keats or Keate Family in the Context of Q's Studies of the Romantic Poets | The Forebears of Jonathan Couch and Associated Families |
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Quiller-Couch, A. (1912). Hocken and Hunken. Edinburgh and London. Blackwood. |
Reflections on Hocken and Hunken |
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Quiller-Couch, A. (1914.). Introduction to 'Isabella' by John Keats. (edited, M. Robertson). Cambridge University Press. |
John Keats in Context: a Study of the Keats or Keate Family in the Context of Q's Studies of the Romantic Poets |
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Quiller-Couch, A. (1915). Nicky Nan Reservist. London and Edinburgh: William Blackwood & Sons. |
Lectures on Byron & Shelley: a study | Bertha Couch and her Writing of the Life of Jonathan Couch | Reflections on Hocken and Hunken |
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Quiller-Couch, A. (1916). The Art of Writing. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. |
The Philosophical Context of I Saw Three Ships: a study |
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