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The Quantock Hills, their combes and villages: with chapters upon "Stag-hunting on the Quantocks" (Philip Everard), and "The folk of the Quantocks" (Rev. C. W. Whistler). (1907)
The battlefield of Ethandune
Tradition and folklore of the Quantocks
Sundry notes from West Somerset
The Saxon conquest of Somerset
Local traditions of the Quantocks
King Alfred and the Danes
An historical ghost
The folk lore and traditions of Wick Barrow
Ethandune, 878: King Alfred's campaign from Athelney
The battle burials at Cannington Park
The Rev. Charles Watts Whistler
Somerset parish registers: marriages (1905) [Vol. 6, ]
Early wars of Wessex: studies from England's school of arms in the West (1913)
King Olaf's kinsman: a story of the last Saxon struggle against the Danes in the days of Ironside and Cnut (1907)
A Thane of Wessex: being a story of the great Viking raids into Somerset (1896)
A sea-queen's sailing (1906)
A Thane of Wessex: being a story of the great Viking raids into Somerset (1906)
For king or empress
King Alfred's viking: a story of the first English fleet (1900)
A prince of Cornwall: a story of Glastonbury and the west in the days of Ina of Wessex (1904)
The Quantock Hills, their combes and villages: with chapters upon stag-hunting on the Quantocks, the folk of the Quantocks (1920)
Local traditions of the Quantocks (1908)
Ethandune, 878: King Alfred's campaign from Athelney (1899)
The Badminton Magazine of Sports and Pastimes (1911) [New series, no. 186, January 1911, ]
Dragon Osmund: a story of Athelstan and of Brunanburh ([1914])
A king's comrade: a story of old Hereford ([1904?])
A prince errant: the story of Prince Horn and the Princess Rymenhild, as told by Athulf, Horn's foster-brother (1908)
Gerald the sheriff: a story of the sea in the days of William Rufus (1906)
King Alfred's Viking: a story of the first English fleet (1899)
Early wars of Wessex: being studies from England's school of arms in the West (2010)
A thane of Wessex: being a story of the great Viking raids into Somerset ([1900?)