A. R. Hope Moncrieff
1846 – 1927
A.R. Hope Moncrieff (1846-1927) was a prolific author and editor, who devoted most of his output to school stories and adventures for boys. After studying law in Scotland, he worked as a teacher before writing more than 200 books under a variety of pen-names. In addition to this version of the myths of antiquity, he has also published *Tales of Knights and Heroes* and *The Old Tales of Chivalry.*
Books
- Youngsters' yarns
- Here and there
- Spindle stories
- Oudendale
- London
- Classic myth and legend
- Mr. Leslie's stories
- The young rebels
- Surrey
- The illustrated guideto classical mythology
- Texts from the times
- Stories of Whitminster
- Essex
- A book about dominies
- Black's guide to Cornwall
- Homespun stories
- Middlesex
- With lance and sword, or, Old tales of chivalry retold
- Romance and Legend of Chivalry
- Cap and gown comedy
- Black's guide to the Trossachs, Loch Katrine, Loch Lomond, etc
- Black's guide to Leamington, Warwick, Stratfordon-Avon, Kenilworth & Coventry
- Famous historical scenes from three centuries
- The men of the backwoods
- Highlands and islands of Scotland
- My schoolboy friends
- London
- The Heart of Scotland
- A book about dominies
- Stories of French school life
- The wigwam and the war-path
- Black's guide to Hampshire, Bournemouth, New Forest, WInchester, [etc.].
- Wonders of electricity
- The martyr shepherd
- Master John Bull
- The ice world and its wonders
- Young heads on old shoulders
- Black's guide to Devonshire
- Stories of school life
- A book about boys
Author data: Open Library