Haroldus Nicolson

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Haroldus Nicolson (1886-1968) fuit scriptor Anglicus legatusque Britanniae apud Deliberationem de pace componenda Lutetiae factam anno 1919.

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Paul Verlaine (1921)
Sweet Waters (1921) mythistoria
Tennyson - Aspects of His Life, Character and Poetry (1923)
Byron: The Last Journey (1924)
Swinburne (1926)
Some People (1927)
The Development of English Biography (1927) Hogarth Lectures on Literature No. 4
Portrait of a Diplomatist (1930)
Swinburne and Baudelaire (1930) Zaharoff Lecture
People and Things: Wireless Talks (1931)
The Changing World 2, The New Spirit in Literature (1932)
Peacemaking 1919 (1933)
Public Faces (1933) mythistoria
Curzon: The Last Phase, 1919 – 1925: A Study in Post-War Diplomacy (1934)
Dwight Morrow (1935)
Politics in the Train (1936)
Germany and the Rhineland, a Record of Addresses Delivered at Meetings Held at Chatham House (1936; cum Norman Angell aliisque)
Helen's Tower (1937)
Small Talk (1937)
The Meaning Of Prestige (1937) Rede Lecture
Diplomacy: a Basic Guide to the Conduct of Contemporary Foreign Affairs (1939)
Why Britain is at War (1939)
Marginal Comment (1939)
The Desire to Please: A Story of Hamilton Rowan and the United Irishmen (1943)
England, An Anthology (1944; editor)
Friday Mornings 1941-1944 (1944)
Another World Than This (1945; editor cum Vita Sackville-West)
The Congress of Vienna: A Study in Allied Unity: 1812-1822 (1946)
The English Sense of Humor: An Essay (1946)
Tennyson's Two Brothers (1947) Leslie Stephen Lecture
Comments 1944-1948 (1948)
Benjamin Constant (1949)
King George the Fifth: His Life and Reign (1952)
The Evolution of Diplomacy (1954) Chichele Lectures 1953
Good Behaviour: Being A Study Of Certain Types Of Civility (1955)
The English Sense of Humour and other Essays (1956)
Journey to Java (1957)
Sainte-Beuve (1957)
The Age of Reason (1700-1789) (1960)
The Old Diplomacy and the New (1961) David Davies Memorial Institute of International Studies Lecture
Kings, Courts and Monarchy (1962)
Diaries and Letters (1968), a Nigel Nicolson edita