Newton, Thomas Wodehouse Legh, 2nd Baron, here
Nichols, Beverley, here
Nicoll, Robertson, here, here, here, here, here
Nicolson, Harold, here
Nivelle, General Robert, here
‘No Man’s Land’ (JB; story), here
‘Nonconformity in Literature’ (JB; article), here
Northcliffe, Alfred Harmsworth, 1st Viscount, here, here, here, here
Northern Muse, The: An Anthology of Scots Vernacular Poetry (ed. JB), here
Noyes, Alfred, here
nympholepsy (love for water), here
Olga, Grand Duchess of Russia, here
Oliver Cromwell (JB), here, here
Oliver, Frederick S.
friendship with JB, here, here
on JB’s conversation, here
biography of Alexander Hamilton, here
Oliver, Katie, here
Oppenheim, E. Phillips, here, here
Ordeal by Marriage (JB; poem), here
Orpen, Sir William, here, here
‘Outgoing of the Tide, The’ (JB; story), here
Owen, Wilfred, here
Oxford Magazine, The, here, here
Oxford University
JB wins scholarship and attends, here, here, here, here, here
JB wins Stanhope history prize, here
JB leaves, here
JB’s sons attend, here, here see also Brasenose College
Panek, LeRoy L., here
Pape, Joan, here, here, here, here
Paris
Maison de la Presse, here
Parker, Sir Gilbert, here
Parliament
JB first elected to, here, here
debates changes to Book of Common Prayer, here
JB’s speeches in, here
Parry, Professor J.P., here, here
Parsons family, here
Pater, Walter, here, here
Plato and Platonism, here, here
Path of the King, The (JB), here, here
Pathhead, Fife, here, here, here
Paxton, Sir Joseph, here, here
Peebles, here, here
Penfield, Dr Wilder, here
Perth, here
Peyton-Jones, Carola, here
Peyton-Jones, Jeremy
marriage to Marnie, here
death, here
Peyton-Jones, Jeremy Jr, here
Peyton-Jones, Margaret Sophie Katherine (née Grosvenor; Susie’s sister; ‘Marnie’), here, here, here, here
Peyton-Jones, Margaret Jr (Peggy), here
Phillips, Sir Lionel, here, here, here
Philpott, Professor William, here
Pilgrim Fathers, The (JB; poem), here
Pilgrim’s Rest (JB; unfinished), here
Poems Scots and English (JB), here, here
Portland Place, Marylebone: home to Buchans, here, here
Power-House, The (JB), here, here, here, here
Prester John (JB; in USA as The Great Diamond Pipe), here, here, here, here, here, here
Priestley, J.B., here
Prince of the Captivity, A (JB), here, here, here, here
Prix du Québec (Prix David), here
propaganda
effects, here
Proverbs of Alfred, here
Quebec, here, here
Queen (magazine), here
Quiller-Couch, Sir Arthur (‘Q’), here
Raden, Jane (later Lady Roylance; fictional character), here, here
Raemakers, Louis, here
Rait, Professor Robert, here, here
Raleigh, Sir Walter, here, here, here, here, here
Ramsay, Captain Archibald Maule, here
Rand Rifles (mounted battalion), here
Rannoch (steam yacht), here
Rawling, Brigadier-General Cecil, here, here, here, here, here
Rede Lectures (Cambridge, 1929), here
Redfern, Sir (Arthur) Shuldham
as JB’s Private Secretary in Canada, here, here, here, here, here, here, here
and royal visit to Canada, here
knighted, here
on JB’s death, here
Redfern, O’Donnell, here
Redfern, Ruth, here
Redley, Dr Michael, here, here
The John Buchan Journal, here
Reford, Robert and Elsie, here
Reilly, Madame Kate, here
Reith, John, 1st Baron, here
Repington, Colonel Charles à Court, here
‘Reputation, A’ (JB; story), here
‘Return to Masterpieces’ (JB; speech), here
Reuters
JB joins and works at, here, here, here
Reynolds, Sir Joshua, here
Rhoades, Guy, here
Rhodes, Cecil, here
Riach, Professor Alan, here
Rideau Hall, Ottawa, here, here, here, here, here
‘Riding of Ninemileburn, The’ (JB; story), here
Ridley, Sir Edward, here
Ridley, M.R., here
Rinfret, Fernand, here
Riverdale, Arthur Balfour, 1st Baron, here
Rivers-Smith, Lieut. Gordon, 323, 350, 358
‘Rivuli Montani’ (JB; article), here
Robb, ‘Antaggie’ (Helen Buchan’s sister), here, here
Robb, Willie, here
Robertson, Helen (‘Ellie Robbie’), here
Robertson, Field Marshal Sir William, here
Robinson, F.E. (publisher), here
Robinson, Geoffrey see Dawson, Geoffrey
Rockefeller, John D., here
Rod and Gun (magazine), here
Rogers, Byron, here
Roosevelt, Eleanor, here
Roosevelt, Franklin Delano
JB first meets, here
JB meets in Canada, here, here
re-elected President, here
JB visits in Washington, here
JB’s opinion of, here
proposal for conference on international affairs, here, here
‘Quarantine speech’ in Chicago, here
JB sends copy of Augustus to, here
and royal visit to Canada and USA, here, here
friendship with JB, here, here
and US neutrality in Second World War, here
and JB’s retirement, here
death, here
Rosebery, Archibald Philip Primrose, 5th Earl of, here, here, here, here
Miscellanies; Literary and Historical (ed. JB), here
Rosensee, Partenkirchen (Bavaria), here
Rothermere, Harold Harmsworth, 1st Viscount, here
Rothschild, Dorothy de (‘Mrs Jimmy’), here
Round Table (organisation), here, here
Rounton Grange, Yorkshire, here
Rowcliffes, Rawle and Co. (solicitors), here
Rowell-Sirois Commission (on Canadian constitution), here
Rowlatt, Sidney, here
Rowse, A.L., here, here
Roy, Fr Camille, here
Roylance, Sir Archie (fictional character), here, here
Runagates Club, The (JB; story collection), here, here
Ruskin, John, here
Russell, Lady Arthur, here, here
Russell, John Francis Stanley, 2nd Earl, here
‘Russian Imperial Ideal, The’ (JB; article), here
Ruthin Castle, north Wales, here
Sabbatarianism, here
St Aubyn, Guy, here
St George’s church, Hanover Square, London, here
Salute to Adventurers (JB), here, here, here, here
Scholar Gipsies (JB; essays), here, here, here
Scotland
demand for Home Rule, here
Scott, Alexander MacCallum, here
Scott, Charles (Sir Walter’s son), here
Scott, Charles Prestwich (C.P.), here
Scott, George Gilbert, here
Scott, Captain Robert Falcon, here
Scott, Sir Walter
as childhood invali
d, here
JB reads, here
Heber entertains at Brasenose, here
on classical education, here
Green Mantle character, here
petitions for honour, here
son describes, here
publisher fails, here
portrayal of women, here
conversation, here
JB writes biography, here
Guy Mannering, here
Kenilworth, here
Rob Roy, here
Scott, Walter (publisher)
JB meets, here
Scottish Historical Review, The, here
Scottish Mountaineering Club, here
Scottish Renaissance Group, here
Scottish Review, The, here
Seaman, Owen, here
Sebastian (German forester), here
Selborne, William Waldegrave, 2nd Earl of, here
Sempill, Rev. David (fictional character), here
Seton-Watson, Hugh, here
Setoun, Gabriel, here
Sheffield, Professor Gary, here
Sick Heart River (JB; Mountain Meadow in USA), here, here, here, here, here
Simon, Sir John, here, here
Simpson, Wallis (later Duchess of Windsor), here
Sinclair, Sir Archibald, here
Sir Quixote of the Moors (JB), here, here, here
‘Sir Walter Ralegh’ (JB; prize essay), here, here, here
Sir Walter Raleigh (JB), here
Sir Walter Scott (JB), here, here
Skye
JB climbs in, here, here
Smith, Herbert, here
Smith, Janet Adam see Adam Smith, Janet
Smuts, Field Marshal Jan, here, here, here
Snowden, Philip, 1st Viscount, here
‘Soldier of Fortune, The’ (JB; poem), here
Some Eighteenth Century Byways and Other Essays (JB), here
Somme, Battle of the (1916), here
South Africa
JB writes on, here
Milner recruits JB for, here
JB in, here
British policy in, here
concentration camps, here
post-Boer War settlement, here, here
JB’s tours and expeditions in, here
and national identity, here
JB advocates racial integration in, here
JB leaves, here
JB revisits for law case, here
forces in Great War, here
‘Space’ (JB; story), here
Spectator, The (journal)
JB writes for, here, here, here, here, here, here
reviews JB’s History of Brasenose College, here
JB works for, here
reports on South Africa, here, here, here, here
JB manages for Strachey, here
Strachey appoints JB assistant editor, here
JB resigns from, here
on JB’s History of the War, here
on JB’s maiden speech in Commons, here
JB writes on ‘Conservatism and Progress’, here
Spence, George, here
Spencer, Stanley, here
Spencer-Smith, Beatrice
as Susie’s lady-in-waiting in Canada, here, here, here, here
Spriggs, Sir Edmund Ivens, here
Spring, Howard, here
Squires, James Duane, here
Stalin, Joseph, here
Stanley, Oliver, here
Stephen, Sir Leslie, here
Stevenson, Robert Louis
as invalid, here
influence on JB, here, here, here, here, here
in Samoa, here
on Lord High Commissioner to the General Assembly, here
Weir of Hermiston, here
Stewart, Lieut.-Col. J., here
Stewartby, Ian Stewart, Baron, here
Strachan, Sir Hew
The First World War, here, here
Strachey, John St Loe
JB introduced to, here
as proprietor and editor of Spectator, here
JB deputises for, here, here, here, here
Milner and, here
and South African affairs, here
appoints JB assistant editor at Spectator, here
and JB’s resignation from Spectator, here
‘Streams of Water in the South’ (JB; story), here, here
Stanhope Prize
JB wins, here
Stronach, Brigadier-General Robert Summers, here, here
Stuart, Sir Campbell, here
Stuart-Wortley family, here, here
Stuart-Wortley, Jack, here, here
Sumner, John Andrew Hamilton, 1st Viscount, here
Sunday Times, The, here, here, here
Swaziland, here
‘Sweet Argos’ (JB; poem), here
Talbot, Gilbert (Susie’s relative), here
Talbot, Major-General Sir Reginald (Susie’s uncle), here, here
Tauchnitz (German publishers), here
These for Remembrance (JB), here, here
Thesiger, Wilfred, here
Thirkell, Angela, here
Thirsk, Robert, here
Thirty-Nine Steps, The (JB)
film version, here, here, here
as Bingo call, here, here
Galloway in, here
and sales of John Burnet of Barns, here
character of Paddock in, here
joke about Liberals, here
writing, here
plot, here
publication and reception, here, here
sales and success, here, here
coincidence in, here
Karolides character in, here
politics in, here
supposed anti-Semitic comments in, here
Thomas, Edward, here
Thomas, Lowell, here
Thomas, R.S., here
Thoreau, Henry David, here
Three Hostages, The (JB), here, here, here, here, here, here, here
Thursday Club (fictional), here
Time magazine, here
Times, The
reviews JB’s books., here, here
defends JB in South Africa, here
JB reports for from Western Front, here, here
on wartime publicity, here
Today (magazine), here
Townsend, Meredith, here, here
Toynbee, Arnold, here
Transvaal Leader, The (newspaper), here
Trenchard, Sir Hugh, here
Trevelyan, George Macaulay, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here
Trott, Adam von, here
Truffaut, François, here
Truman, Harry S., here
Tweeddale, here, here
‘Tweedsmuir Community (formerly Village) History Books’, here
Tweedsmuir, Priscilla, Lady, here
Tweedsmuir, Toby Buchan, 4th Baron, here
Tylney Hall, Hampshire, here
United States of America
Nelson’s History of the War sold in, here
and British wartime propaganda, here, here, here
JB’s admiration for, here
JB first visits, here
JB advocates Canadian co-operation with, here
JB’s private visit to receive honorary degrees, here
royal visit to, here, here
Neutrality Act, here, here
and outbreak of Second World Wr, here
industrialists’ support for Britain in early part of war, here
Unwin, T. Fisher (publisher), here, here
Val Marie, Saskatchewan, here
Vaughan, Henry, here
Veitch, Professor John, here, here
Venice, here
Venizelos, Eleftherios, here
Vereeniging, Treaty of (1902), here, here
Versailles, Treaty of (1919), here
Villeneuve, Cardinal Jean-Marie-Rodrigue, Archbishop of Quebec, here, here
Wade, Charles Paget, here
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br /> Waitt, Tommy, here
Walker, David, here
Walpole, Hugh, here, here, here
Walton, Izaak
The Compleat Angler, here, here, here
War Propaganda Bureau see Wellington House
Ward, Arnold, here
Ward, Mrs Humphry (née Arnold), here, here
The Marriage of William Ashe, here
Warner, Sir Pelham Francis (‘Plum’), here
Warrand, Duncan Grant, here
Watcher by the Threshold, The (JB; story collection), here, here, here, here
Waterfield, Lina, here
Watney, Vernon, here, here, here
Watt, A.S., here
Wauchope, General Andrew Gilbert, here, here
Webb, Amos, here, here, here, here
Webb, Mary
Gone to Earth, here
Weeks, John W., here
Weiss, Professor Roberto, here
Weizmann, Dr Chaim, here
Wellington House (War Propaganda Bureau), here
Wells, H.G., here, here, here
Westminster, Statute of (1931), here
What the Home Rule Bill Means (JB), here
Wheeler-Bennett, Sir John, here
Whitman, Walt, here
Who’s Who
JB’s entry in, here
Who’s Who in Britain (Nazi publication), here
Wicks, Pembroke, here
Wigram, Sir Clive, here
Wilhelm II, Kaiser of Germany, here
Wilkinson, Ellen, MP here
Willingdon, Freeman Freeman-Thomas, 1st Marquess of, here, here
Willis-O’Connor, Colonel H., here, here
‘Wind in the Portico, The’ (JB; story), here, here
Wise, Francis, here
‘Wise Years, The’ (JB; poem), here, here
Witch Wood (JB), here, here, here, here
women
suffrage movement, here
JB’s views on, here
Women’s Institutes, here, here
Women’s Suffrage: A Logical Outcome of the Conservative Faith (JB), here
Wood Bush, Transvaal, here
Wood, Henry Wise, here
‘Wood Magic’ (JB; poem), here, here
Woolf, Virginia, here, here
Workers’ Educational Association, here
World War I see Great War
World War II (1939–45)
outbreak, here
Wright, Sir Almroth, here, here
Wylie, Francis, here, here
Wyndham, Hugh (later 4th Baron Leconfield; ‘Algy’), here, here, here, here, here
Yellow Book, The (periodical), here, here, here
Younghusband, Sir Francis, here, here
Ypres, Second Battle of (1915), here
Zimmern, A.E., here
Zionism, here
A Note on the Author
Ursula Buchan studied modern history at New Hall, Cambridge, and horticulture at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew. She is an award-winning journalist and author, having written eighteen books and contributed regularly to the Spectator, Observer, Independent, Sunday Telegraph, Daily Telegraph and The Garden. She is a daughter of John Buchan’s second son, William.
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