This list brings together all the bibliographies provided for individual studies or collections of resources. It contains details of Q’s sources and the references cited in the material presented on this site.
Poet, novelist, critic 1863 – 1944
Bibliography
| References | Sources | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Hunt, R. (1865). Romances and Drolls of the West of England. London: Hotten. | The Ship of Stars: a study | 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 | Noughts and Crosses | The Ship of Stars | |
| Hunt, R. (1871). Popular Romances of the West of England, 1st & 2nd London: Hotten. | Harry Revel: a study | The Ship of Stars: a study | Noughts and Crosses: a study | Ia, a Love Story: a study | Dead Man’s Rock | |
| Huxley, L. (1900). Life and Letters of Thomas Henry Huxley. London: Macmillan. | The Philosophical Context of 'I Saw Three Ships': a study | ||
| Ireland, S. (1795). Samuel, Picturesque Views on the Upper or Warwickshire Avon, From its Sources at Naseby to its Junction with the Severn at Tewkesbury: with Observations on the Public Buildings and Other Works of Art in its Vicinity. London: Thomas Godard. | P & Q: Alfred Parsons, Arthur Quiller-Couch, The Warwickshire Avon and True Tilda | ||
| Ireland, W.H. (1805). The Confession, and Additional Lies, of William-Henry Ireland, Containing the Particulars of His Fabrication of the Shakespeare Manuscripts; together with Anecdotes and Opinions of Many Distinguished Persons in the Literary, Political and Theatrical World London: Ellerton & Byworth | P & Q: Alfred Parsons, Arthur Quiller-Couch, The Warwickshire Avon and True Tilda | ||
| Jago, F. (1882). Glossary of the Cornish Dialect. Truro. | Noughts and Crosses: a study | ||
| James, H. (1877). 'In Warwickshire' English Hours. William Heinemann. | P & Q: Alfred Parsons, Arthur Quiller-Couch, The Warwickshire Avon and True Tilda | ||
| Jenkin, A.K.H. (1961). Mines and Miners of Cornwall, vol. 1. Truro: Truro Bookshop. | The Ship of Stars: a study | ||
| Jenkin, A.K.H. (1970). Cornwall and its People. Newton Abbot: David and Charles. | The Ship of Stars: a study | Ia, a Love Story: a study | ||
| Jenkins, E. (2004). The View from Downshire Hill, a Memoir. Norwich Michael Russell (Publishing) Ltd. | |||
| Jenkins, R. (1964). Asquith. London: Collins. | Fort Amity: a study | ||
| Jenkins, R. (1987). Baldwin. London: Collins. | Fort Amity: a study | ||
| Jenkins, R. (2002). Churchill. London: Pan. | The Ship of Stars: a study | ||
| Jennings, H. (1936). Historical Notes on Madron, Morvah and Penzance. Saundry. | John Keats in Context: a Study of the Keats or Keate Family in the Context of Q's Studies of the Romantic Poets | ||
| Jewers, A.J. (1881). The Register of the Parish of St Columb Major, 1539-1780. London: Hamilton. | John Keats in Context: a Study of the Keats or Keate Family in the Context of Q's Studies of the Romantic Poets | ||
| Johns, J. R. (1994). Polperro’s Smuggling Story. PHP. | Q's Family and Dead Man's Rock: a study | The Philosophical Context of 'I Saw Three Ships': a study | ||
| Johns, J. R. (1997). The Smuggler’s Banker. The story of Zephania Job of Polperro. PHP. | The Philosophical Context of 'I Saw Three Ships': a study | Lectures on Byron & Shelley: a study | The Medical Training of Jonathan Couch: 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 | Bertha Couch and her Writing of the Life of Jonathan Couch | The Forebears of Jonathan Couch and Associated Families | Q's Family and Dead Man's Rock: a study | Harry Revel: a study | The Ship of Stars: a study | ||
| Johns, J. R. (2010). Doctor by Nature. PHP. | Harry Revel: a study | The Philosophical Context of 'I Saw Three Ships': a study | The Medical Training of Jonathan Couch: a study | The Life and Writings of Richard Quiller Couch | The Scientific Thinking of Dr Thomas Quiller Couch: a study | Bertha Couch and her Writing of the Life of Jonathan Couch | The Forebears of Jonathan Couch and Associated Families | ||
| Joyce, J. (1922). Ulysses Paris: Shakespeare and Company. | |||
| Keast, J. (1950). The Story of Fowey. Townsend. | The Mayor of Troy: a study | ||
| Kee, R. (1947). A Crowd is not Company. | The Mayor of Troy: a study | ||
| Keegan, J. (1998). The First World War. London: Hutchinson. | Lectures on the Art of Reading: a study | ||
| Kelly, J.N.D. (1980). Early Christian Doctrines. London: Black. | Lectures on some Seventeenth Century Poets: a study | The Medical Training of Jonathan Couch: a study | ||
| Kenny, A. (2012). A New History of Western Philosophy. Oxford: Clarendon Press. | The Philosophical Context of 'I Saw Three Ships': a study | ||
| Kent, A. & Saunders, T.. (2000). Looking at the Mermaid. A Reader in Cornish Literature. London: F. Boutle. | |||
| Kent, A. & Saunders, T.. (2000). Looking at the Mermaid. A Reader in Cornish Literature. London: F. Boutle. | John Keats in Context: a Study of the Keats or Keate Family in the Context of Q's Studies of the Romantic Poets | ||
| Kent, A.M. (2002). Pulp Methodism. St Austell: Cornish Hillside. | Fort Amity: a study | ||
| Kermode, f. (Ed.) (1975). Selected Prose of T.S. Eliot. London: Faber & Faber. | A Lecture on Tradition and Orthodoxy: a study | ||
| Kirk, N.J. (1933). The Life of George Keats, unpublished. Carpenter Library Columbia University. | John Keats in Context: a Study of the Keats or Keate Family in the Context of Q's Studies of the Romantic Poets | ||
| Knighton, D. (1838). Memoirs of William Knighton. London: Bentley. | The Medical Training of Jonathan Couch: a study | ||
| Knox, R. (1950). Enthusiasm. London: Collins. | The Ship of Stars: a study | ||
| Kynaston, D. (2019). Review of Eric Hobsbawn' Times Literary Supplement, March 8. London: | Poison Island: a study | ||
| Langley, A. The Inspiration for the Rev. Dew's River Avon Photos. | P & Q: Alfred Parsons, Arthur Quiller-Couch, The Warwickshire Avon and True Tilda | ||
| Lanyon, A. (1976). The Rooks of Trelawne. Photographers' Gallery. | The Philosophical Context of 'I Saw Three Ships': a study | ||
| Larn, R. and B. (1997). Shipwreck Index of the British Isles, vol. I. London: Lloyds. | The Philosophical Context of 'I Saw Three Ships': a study | ||
| Lauder, T.D. (1841). Legendary Tales of the Highlands. London: H. Colburn. | |||
| Lawrence, W.T. (1926). Parliamentary Representation of Cornwall. Truro: Netherton. | The Mayor of Troy: a study | Thomas Bond and The Mayor of Troy | ||
| Liberal Land Committee (1925). The Land and the Nation, Rural Report of the Liberal Land Committee, 1923-1925. London: Hodder and Stoughton. | |||
| Lockhart, J.G. Memoirs of Sir Walter Scott. Edinburgh. | |||
| Lockhart, J.G. Memoirs of Sir Walter Scott. Edinburgh. | John Keats in Context: a Study of the Keats or Keate Family in the Context of Q's Studies of the Romantic Poets | ||
| Longden, S. (2009). Dunkirk. The Men They Left Behind. London: Constable. | The Mayor of Troy: a study | ||
| Ludlum, S. (ed.) (1985). Exploring Shakespeare Country 100 Years Ago. London: Thames and Hudson. | P & Q: Alfred Parsons, Arthur Quiller-Couch, The Warwickshire Avon and True Tilda | ||
| MacDonald, C. (1992). The Battle of the Bulge. London: Phoenix. | The Stories of Q Inspired by the Peninsular War | ||
| Macray, W.D. (Ed.) (1888). The History of the Rebellion and the Civil Wars in England. Oxford: Clarendon Press. | The Splendid Spur: a study | The Splendid Spur | |
| Matthews, J.H. (1892). A History of the Parishes of St Ives, Lelant, Towednack and Zennor. London: Elliot Stock. | Ia, a Love Story: a study | ||
| Mermier, G.(Ed.) (1987). Tristran and Yseut. Lang. | The Philosophical Context of 'I Saw Three Ships': a study | ||
| Millett, G.B. ed. (1877). First Book of the Parish Register of Madron, Penzance. | John Keats in Context: a Study of the Keats or Keate Family in the Context of Q's Studies of the Romantic Poets | ||
| Millett, G.B. ed. (1893). The Parish Register of Gulval, 1598-1812, Penzance. | John Keats in Context: a Study of the Keats or Keate Family in the Context of Q's Studies of the Romantic Poets | ||
| Moore, W. (2005). The Knife Man. London: Bantam. | The Medical Training of Jonathan Couch: a study | The Life and Writings of Richard Quiller Couch | ||
| Morgan, E. (1969). Sir Bevil Grenville of Stowe. Ilfracombe: Stockwell. | The Splendid Spur: a study | ||
| Moriarty, F.L. (1968). “Isaiah 1-39” in Brown, R.E., Fitzmyer, J.A. and Murphy, R.E. (eds.) The Jerome Biblical Commentary London: Chapman. | Lectures on Byron & Shelley: a study | ||
| Motion, A. (1997). Keats. London: Faber. | John Keats in Context: a Study of the Keats or Keate Family in the Context of Q's Studies of the Romantic Poets | ||
| Myrone, F. (2017). British Topography: Our Real National Art-Form? | P & Q: Alfred Parsons, Arthur Quiller-Couch, The Warwickshire Avon and True Tilda | ||
| Nance, M.R. (1990). A New Cornish Dictionary. Truro Cornish Publications. | Noughts and Crosses: a study | ||
| Napier, W.F.P. (1834). History of the War in the Peninsula. London: Boone. | Harry Revel: 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 | The Stories of Q Inspired by the Peninsular War | Harry Revel | |
| Naylor, S. (2005). Writing the Region: Jonathan Couch and the Cornish Fauna. Interdisciplinary Science Reviews, vol. 30. no. 1. | Q's Family and Dead Man's Rock: a study | ||
| Naylor, S. (2010). Regionalizing Science. London: Pickering and Chatto. | The Life and Writings of Richard Quiller Couch | ||
| Newman, J.H. (1852). The Idea of a University. London: Basil Montague Pickering. | Lectures on the Art of Reading: a study | ||
| Nichol, J. and Rennell, T. (2003). The Last Escape. London: Viking. | The Mayor of Troy: a study | ||
| Nichols, J. (Ed.) (1811). The History of the Worthies of England, vol. I. Rivington. | The Splendid Spur: a study | ||
| Noall, C. (1977.). The Book of St Ives. Chesham: Barracuda Books. | Ia, a Love Story: a study | ||
| Nurse, B. (2017). Richard Gough: The Father of British Topography. | P & Q: Alfred Parsons, Arthur Quiller-Couch, The Warwickshire Avon and True Tilda |