Philip Lindsay
Author · 1906 – 1958

Philip Lindsay

Philip Lindsay was an Australian writer, who mostly wrote historical novels. He was the son of Norman Lindsay, an Australian artist and a younger brother of writer Jack Lindsay. He was educated at the Anglican Church Grammar School in Brisbane, and emigrated to England in the 1930s. Most of his novels were written whilst he lived in England. His daughter Cressida also became a novelist. Source: wikipedia

Works

King Henry V
1934
The haunted man
1953
The Loves Of Florizel.
1951
The great buccaneer
1950
King Richard III
1933
All that glitters
1949
The Peasants R̓evolt, 1381
1950
The golden cage.
1961
Hampton Court
1948
The merry mistress
1952
The Queenmaker
1951
The nutbrown maid
1900
The shadow of the red barn
1952
Kings of merry England
1936
London Bridge is falling.
1934
On some bones in Westminster abbey
1934
Here comes the King.
1933
Ruffians' hall
1931
Heart of the Tiger (Silhouette Special Edition Large Print)
1988
Texas Wildcat (Silhouette Desire, No 184)
1984
Valkyrie
2000
Morgan in Jamaica.
1930
Pudding Lane.
1940
An artist in love
1954
The fall of the axe
1940
The gentle knight.
1970
The heart of a king
1968
The loves of my lord admiral
1974
The mainspring of murder.
1958
The secret of Henry the Eighth.
1953
In her looking-glass.
1956
Love rides to Buttermere
1958
A piece for candlelight
1953
Sir Rusty Sword
1970
The sisters of Rye
1960
They have their dreams
1967
No quarter given.
1991
One Man'S War
1992
The little wench
1935
For King or Parliament.
1949
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