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Sir Max Pemberton

Born: 19 June 1863

Died: 22 February 1950

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Born: 19 June 1863

Died: 22 February 1950

Books by Sir Max Pemberton (50 max)

Lord Northcliffe

1800

Sir Max Pemberton

The iron pirate: a plain tale of strange happenings on the sea

1897

Sir Max Pemberton

The impregnable city, a romance.

1895

Sir Max Pemberton

The rivals of Sherlock Holmes: early detective stories.

1978

Sir Max Pemberton, Arthur Morrison, Guy Boothby, Clifford Ashdown, William Le Queux, Emma Orczy, William Hope Hodgson, Ernest Bramah

The signors of the night: the story of Frá Giovanni, the soldier-monk of Venice; and of others in the "Silent city"

1899

Sir Max Pemberton

The house under the sea: a romance

1902

Sir Max Pemberton

The Lady Evelyn: a story of to-day

1906

Sir Max Pemberton

Swords Reluctant

1912

Sir Max Pemberton

The life of Sir Henry Royce, with some chapters from the stories of the late Charles S. Rolls and Claude Johnson

1932

Sir Max Pemberton

Lights out: a farce in one act.

1894

Sir Max Pemberton

The Little Huguenot: a romance of Fountainebleau

1895

Sir Max Pemberton

gentleman's gentleman

1896

Sir Max Pemberton

The Phantom Army: Being the Story of a Man and a Mystery

1898

Sir Max Pemberton

Kronstadt: being the story of Marian Best and of Paul Zassulic, her lover, together with some account of the Russian fortress of Kronstadt, and of those who would have betrayed it.

1898

Sir Max Pemberton

The footsteps of a throne: being the story of an idler, and of his work; and of what he did in Moscow in the house of exile

1900

Sir Max Pemberton

I Crown Thee King: A Romance

1902

Sir Max Pemberton

The Diamond Ship

1907

Sir Max Pemberton

Aladdin of London: or, Lodestar

1907

Sir Max Pemberton

The sea wolves

1894

Sir Max Pemberton

Jewel mysteries I have known: from a dealer note book

1894

Sir Max Pemberton

A puritan's wife

1896

Sir Max Pemberton

Queen of the jesters: and her strange adventures in old Paris

1897

Sir Max Pemberton

The garden of swords

1899

Sir Max Pemberton

Féo, a romance

1900

Sir Max Pemberton

Doctor Xavier

1903

Sir Max Pemberton

Hyde Park and the house of the Grosvenors: a history thereof.

1903

Sir Max Pemberton

Beatrice of Venice

1904

Sir Max Pemberton

The prima donna: a farce in one act

1906

Sir Max Pemberton

The house of nightingales

1907

Sir Max Pemberton

Sir Richard Escombe: a romance

1908

Sir Max Pemberton

The fortunate prisoner

1909

Sir Max Pemberton

The great white army

1910

Sir Max Pemberton

Captain Black: a romance of the nameless ship

1911

Sir Max Pemberton

Sixty years ago and after

1936

Sir Max Pemberton

White Motley

2017

Sir Max Pemberton

Christine of the hills: by Max Pemberton.

1897

Sir Max Pemberton

Féo: a romance

1900

Sir Max Pemberton

Love, the Harvester: Being a Story of the Gleaners in the Winter of the Year, and of Those that ...

1901

Sir Max Pemberton

Pro patria

1901

Sir Max Pemberton

A daughter of the states

1904

Sir Max Pemberton

Red Morn

1904

Sir Max Pemberton

Mid the thick arrows

1905

Sir Max Pemberton

The hundred days

1905

Sir Max Pemberton

My sword for Lafayette: being the story of a great friendship: and of certain episodes in the wars waged for liberty, both in France and America, by one who took no mean part therein.

1906

Sir Max Pemberton

The shadow on the sea: a tale of strange happenings.

1907

Sir Max Pemberton

The amateur motorist

1908

Sir Max Pemberton

The show girl

1909

Sir Max Pemberton

The Dickens souvenir of 1912

1912

Calthrop, Dion Clayton, Sir Max Pemberton, L. Cope Cornford, Clarke, Edward Sir, Percy Fitzgerald, Bret Harte, Charles Dickens

My Lady Frayle: a musical play in two acts

1916

Arthur Wimperis, Sir Max Pemberton, Howard Talbot, Herman Finck, Robert Courtneidge, John Milton and Ruth Neils Ward Collection (Harvard Theatre Collection)

The bells of St. Clements.

1920

Sir Max Pemberton