Beyond the Thirty-Nine Steps
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royal visit (1939), here, here, here
declares war on Germany (1939), here
and aircrew training in Second World War, here
unity in war, here
Canadian Agency The, here
Canadian Authors’ Association, here
Canadian Clubs, here
Canning, George, here
Carmichael, Thomas David Gibson, 1st Baron, here
Carrington, Dora, here
Carroll, Madeleine, here, here
Carson, Sir Edward, here
Carswell, Catherine, here, here, here
Carswell, Donald, here
Carswell, John, here
Cast, James, here, here, here, here
Castle Gay (JB), here, here, here, here, here, here
Cave, George, Viscount, here
Cecil of Chelwood, Robert, Viscount (earlier Lord Robert Cecil)
friendship with JB, here
invites JB to serve in Foreign Office in war, here
and JB’s role as wartime Director of Information, here
visits Elsfield, here
on JB’s appointment as Governor-General of Canada, here
Cecil, Lord Hugh, here
Chalmers, Helen, here
Chalmers, Dr Thomas, here
Chamberlain, Joseph, here, here, here
Chamberlain, Neville
mistrust of Roosevelt, here, here
succeeds Baldwin as PM, here
JB reports to from Canada, here
and proposed royal visit to Canada, here
dealings with Hitler, here, here
and Canadian sensitivities in war, here
attends JB’s memorial service, here
Chambers’s Journal, here, here
Chandler, Raymond, here
Charles I, King, here
Charlett, Elsie (nanny), here
Charlett, Mrs (cook), here, here
Charteris, Brigadier-General John, here
Chicago Daily News, here
Chichibu, Prince and Princess of Japan, here
Childers, Erskine, here
China
Japan invades (1937), here
Chiswick Press, here
Church of Scotland
General Assembly, here
Churchill, Winston S.
Alastair serves under in Great War, here, here
declines to support JB’s petition for KCMG, here
escape from Boers, here
praises JB’s Commons speech, here
JB fails to perceive leadership qualities, here
Karsh portrait, here
supports Edward VIII in Abdication Crisis, here, here
and prospect of Roosevelt averting war, here
JB’s wary relations with, here
Citadel (Quebec), here, here
Clapperton, Thomas, here
Clearing House, The (JB; posthumous collection), here
Club, The
JB’s membership, here, here
Clydesdale, Douglas Douglas-Hamilton, Marquess of (later 14th Duke of Hamilton), here
Cody, Rev. Henry John, here
Collen, Lilian, here
Collins, Sir Godfrey, here
Colman, Ronald, here
‘Company of the Marjolaine, The’ (JB; story), here
Compatriots (club), here
Conan Doyle, Sir Arthur, here
Cone, Dr William, here
Connely, Willard, here
Conrad, Joseph, here
conscientious objectors
memorandum concerning imprisoned, here
Constable (publisher), here
Constantinople, here, here
Coolidge, Calvin, here
Cottenham, Mark Everard Pepys, 6th Earl of
Motoring To-Day and To-Morrow, here
‘Count Tolstoi and the Idealism of War’ (JB), here
Courts of the Morning, The (JB), here, here, here
Cowper, Francis Thomas de Grey, 7th Earl, here
Cox, Annie, here, here
Crabbet Park, near Crawley, Sussex, here, here
Craig Sellar, Gerard, here, here, here, here, here, here, here
Craik, Sir Henry, MP, here
Crawford and Balcarres, David Alexander Edward Lindsay, 27th Earl of, here, here, here
Crisp, Sir Frank, here
Crockett, S.R., here
Cromer, Evelyn Baring, 1st Earl of, here, here
Cromwell, Oliver
JB writes on, here
Cudworth, Ralph, here
Curtis, Lionel, here
Curzon, George Nathaniel, 1st Marquess, here, here
Curzon, Mary, Lady, here
Cust, Harry, here
Dafoe, J.W., here
Daily Express, here
Dancing Floor, The (JB), here, here, here, here
Daniell, David, Professor, here, here
D’Arcy, Fr Martin, here
Davidson, John Colin Campbell, 1st Viscount, here
Davies, Sir Walford, here
Dawson, Bertrand, 1st Viscount, here, here
Dawson, Geoffrey (earlier Robinson), here, here
Days to Remember (JB), here
Deacon, William, here
de Morgan, William, here
Denman, Richard, here, here, here, here, here
Devonshire Club, London, here, here
Dick, Charlie
friendship and correspondence with JB, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here
edits University of Glasgow Magazine, here
and publication of JB’s John Burnet of Barns, here
and JB’s law training, here
and JB’s social life in London, here
proposes writing on Ionian Migrations, here
and JB’s visit to Constantinople, here
chaplain to JB in Edinburgh, here
and JB’s grief at George V’s death, here
visits Canada, here
JB reports departure of royals from Canada, here
Distributor, SS, here
Dodd, Mead & Co. (US publishers), here
Donald, Robert, here, here, here, here
Donat, Robert, here, here
Doyle, Arthur Conan see Conan Doyle, Arthur
Duchess of Richmond (ship), here
Dunbar, Captain James Brander, here
Dunbar, William, here
Duncan, Patrick, here, here, here
Dunvegan, SS, here
du Vallon, H.C de J., here
Dysart, Fife, here
Ebury, Robert Grosvenor, 1st Baron, here, here, here
Eckstein, Hermann, here, here
Eden, Anthony, here
Edgar, John, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here
Edgar, Pelham, here
Edinburgh University
JB elected Chancellor, here, here
Edward, Prince of Wales (later King Edward VIII), here, here
abdication, here
Egypt
Cromer in, here, here
Elibank, Charles Gideon Erskine-Murray, 2nd Viscount, here
Elizabeth, Princess (later Queen Elizabeth II), here
Elizabeth, Queen of George VI, here, here, here
Elliot, Walter, here, here
Ellis, William Webb, here
Elsfield Manor, Oxfordshire
JB acquires and occupies, here
staff and servants, here
life at, here, here, here
guests, here
let to Askwiths during JB’s absence in Canada, here
Susie leaves, here
Empire (British), here, here
Empire Club of Canada, Toronto, here
Empire and Imperialism
JB’s views on, here, here, here, here, here, here
Empress of Australia, RMS, here
Empress of France, RMS, here
Epistolae praecursorum (Precious Letters; JB), here
Essays and Apothegms of Francis, Lord Bacon (ed. JB), here
Everest, Mount
JB plans expedition to, here
Fairbanks, Douglas Jr, here, here
Fairfax-Lucy, Alice Caroline Helen (JB/Susie’s daughter)
John Betjeman teases, here
interest in theatre, here, here
birth, here
aunt Anna’s fondness for, here
Littlehampton holiday as child, here
operation for mastoiditis, here
and title of The Thirty-Nine Steps, here
Newbolt’s fondness for, here
and JB’s historical fiction, here
education and training as actress, here
role in JB’s post as Lord High Commissioner to General Assembly, here
engagement and marriage, here
allowance from JB, here
digestive troubles, here
writes Sunday Times article on royal visit to Canada, here
Fairfax-Lucy, Captain Brian
as aide-de-camp to JB, here
marriage to Alice, here
‘Far Islands, The’ (JB; story), here
Farrer, Reginald, here, here
The Void of War, here
Fawcett, Millicent, Dame, here
Federation of University Conservative and Unionist Associations, here
Feilding, Percy and Clotilde, here
Ferguson, Rev. Alexander, here
Fifteenth (Scottish) Division, The (JB, with J. Stewart), here
Fight for Right (organisation), here
‘Film in National Life’ (report, 1932), here
Finlay, Robert, 1st Viscount, here
Firebrace, Blanche, here
First World War, The (TV series), here
Fish, Stuyvesant, here
Fisher, H.A.L., here, here
‘Fisher Jamie’ (JB; poem), here
Fitzpatrick, Sir Percy, here
Fleming, Archibald, Bishop of the Arctic, here
Fleming, Ian, here
Floud, Sir Francis, here
Floud, Phyllis, Lady, here
Foreign Office
JB joins in wartime, here
‘Fountainblue’ (JB; story), here, here
Frank, Professor Tenney, here
Fraser, Alec, here
‘Fratri Dilectissimo’ (JB; poem), here, here, here
Free Fishers, The (JB), here, here, here
Free Church of Scotland (‘Wee Frees’), here
Freeman, Douglas Southall, here
French, General Sir John, here
‘From the Pentlands Looking North and South’ (JB; poem), here
‘Fullcircle’ (JB; story), here
Galloway, here
Gap in the Curtain, The (JB), here, here
Gaskell, Dorothy, here
Gaumont-British Picture Corporation, here
General Elections(1906), here
(1918), here, here
(1929), here
Gentleman’s Magazine, The, here
George V, King, here, here, here, here, here, here, here
death, here
George VI, King
gives way to wife, here
approves of JB’s visit to Roosevelt, here
and JB’s promotion of Canada, here
visit to Canada and USA, here, here, here
JB’s audience with, here
meets Roosevelt in USA, here
Guildhall speech on return from Canada, here
agrees to JB retiring from Canada, here
Gerard, John, here
Germany
wartime propaganda, here
as war threat, here
invades Poland, here
signs non-aggression pact with USSR, here
and outbreak of Second World War, here
Gillon, Nina (née Johnston-Douglas), here
Gillon, Stair (‘Sandy’)
friendship with JB at Oxford, here, here, here
at Ardwall with JB, here
and JB’s failure to gain All Souls Fellowship, here
JB dedicates The Watcher by the Threshold to, here
letter from JB in South Africa, here
climbing with JB, here, here
and John Edgar’s depressions, here
JB lodges with in Edinburgh, here
praises JB’s writings, here
enjoys The Thirty-Nine Steps, here
meets Alastair in France, here
war service, here
on Alastair’s death, here
attends JB’s installation as Chancellor of Edinburgh University, here
and JB’s son William’s marriage, here
and JB’s political beliefs, here
Gilmour, T.L., here
‘Gipsy’s Song to the Lady Cassilis, The’ (JB; poem), here
Gladstone, William Ewart, here, here
Glasgow Herald, The, here, here, here
Glasgow, University of
JB attends, here, here
JB’s brother Willie attends, here
JB’s brother Alastair attends, here
Globe (Toronto newspaper), here
Goebbels, Joseph, here
Gorbals, the (Glasgow), here, here
Gosse, Edmund, here
Government House, Ottawa
Green Book on organisation and protocol, here, here
Governor-General’s Awards (Canada), here
Gowers, Ernest, here
Graham, George, here
Grant, Sir Alexander, here, here, here
Graphic, The (journal), here, here
Graves, Charles, here, here
‘To John Buchan’ (poem), here
Graves, Nancy, here
Graves, Robert, here, here
Gray, William Forbes, here
Great War (1914–18)
outbreak, here, here
JB writes history of, here, here, here, here, here, here
British propaganda organisation and policy, here, here, here, here, here, here
reverses, here
in Mr Standfast, here
war aims, here
ends, here
memorandum concerning imprisoned conscientious objectors, here
JB on effects, here
‘Green Wildebeest, The’ (JB; story), here
Greene, Graham, here
Greenly, Lt.-Colonel Sir John, here
Greenmantle (JB)
in context of author’s life and times, here
Peter Pienaar character in, here, here
duodenal trouble in, here
and Battle of Loos, here
sales, here, here
publication, here, here
plot and characters, here
reception, here, here
JB sends to colleague’s son, here
Greenslet, Ferris, here, here, here, here, here
Grenfell, Arthur
bankruptcy, here
Grenfell, Billy, here
Grenfell, Frances, here
Grenfell, Francis, VC, here, here
Grenfell, Hilda (née Lyttelton), here, here, here, here, here
Grenfell, Julian, here
Grenfell, Riversdale, here, here
Grey, Sir Edward, here, here, here, here
Grey Owl (i.e. Archibald Belaney), here
Grey Weather (JB; story collection), here, here, here, here
Grieves, Professor Keith, here
Grosvenor, Caroline (née Stuart-Wortley; Susie’s mother; ‘Baba’, ‘Gerald’)
Susie protects, here
impecuniousness, here
JB’s affection for, here
JB dedicates Greenmantle to, here
at Church of Scotland ceremonies, here
visits Canada, here
death, here
The Bands of Orion, here
Grosvenor, Marnie see Peyton-Jones, Margaret Sophie Katherine
Grosvenor, Norman (Susan’s father), here
Grosvenor, Susan see Buchan, Susan Charlotte
‘Gr
ove of Ashtaroth, The’ (JB; story), here, here, here, here
Guest, Ivor, later 2nd Viscount Wimborne, here, here
Guest, Mrs Ivor, here
Gurney, Ivor
Severn and Somme, here
Haig, Douglas, 79, 166, 185, 193, 204
Haldane, Richard Burdon, 1st Viscount
takes interest in young JB, here
suggests JB write on tax law, here
JB’s acquaintance with, here
JB stays with, here
contributes to The Scottish Review, here
petitions for KCMG for JB, here
The Pathway to Reality, here
Half-Hearted, The (JB), here, here, here
Halifax, Edward Frederick Lindley Wood, 1st Earl of (earlier Baron Irwin), here, here, here, here, here, here
Hannay, Sir Richard (fictional character), here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here
Hardinge, Sir Alexander, here, here, here, here
Hardwicke, Sir Cedric, here
Hardy, Thomas, here, here
Late Lyrics and Earlier with Many Other Verses, here
Harehope, near Peebles, here, here
Hart, Basil Liddell see Liddell Hart, Captain Basil
Hawkins, Anthony Hope (‘Anthony Hope’), here
Heber, Reginald, Bishop of Calcutta, here
Heberden, Dr Charles Buller, here, here, here
Henderson, Arthur, here
Henderson, Lieut-General David, 146, 174
Henley, W.E., here
Herbert, A.P., here
Herbert, Auberon see Lucas, 9th Baron
Herbert, Aubrey
at Oxford, here, here
enlists in Great War, here
as model for Sandy Arbuthnot character, here
‘Herd of Standlan, The’ (JB; story), here
Hichens, Lionel, here
Hichens, Robert
The Green Carnation, here
Hills, Jack, here
History of Brasenose College, A (JB), here
History of the Great War, A (JB; 4 vols), here
History of the Royal Scots Fusiliers, The (JB), here
History of the South African Forces in France, The (JB), here, here
Hitchcock, Alfred, here, here, here, here
Hitler, Adolf, here, here
Mein Kampf, here
Hobhouse, Emily, here, here
Hodder & Stoughton (publishers), here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here
Hogarth Press, here
Holt, Henry & Company (US publishing house), here
‘Home Thoughts from Abroad’ (JB; poem), here
Homer
Iliad, here
Homes and Gardens (magazine), here
Hope, Anthony see Hawkins, Anthony Hope
Horace Club (Oxford), here
Horace (Quintus Horatius Flaccus), here
Horne, Sir Robert (Bertie), here, here, here
Houghton Mifflin (US publishers), here
House of the Four Winds, The (JB), here, here, here
Hull, Cordell, here, here, here, here, here
Huntingtower (JB), here, here, here
Hutchesons’ Grammar School, Glasgow, here, here