Author:Burton Egbert Stevenson

Burton Egbert Stevenson
(1872–1962)

Burton Egbert Stevenson

Works

• The Marathon Mystery: a Story of Manhattan (1904) (transcription project)

• A Soldier of Virginia: a tale of Colonel Washington and Braddock's defeat (1901)
• The Heritage; a story of defeat and victory (1902)
• Cadets of Gascony: Two stories of old France (1904)
• The Holladay Case: a tale (1904)
• At Odds With the Regent; a story of the Cellamare conspiracy (1905)
• The Girl With the Blue Sailor (1906)
• Affairs of State: Being an account of certain surprising adventures which befell an American family in the land of windmills (1906)
• The Quest for the Rose Of Sharon (1909)
• The Path of Honor: a tale of war in the Bocage (1910)
• The Mystery of the Boule Cabinet. A Detective story (1911) (external scan)
• The Spell of Holland: the Story of a pilgrimage to the land of dykes and windmills (1911)
• The Destroyer; a tale of international intrigue (1913)
• American Men of Mind (1913)
• The Charm of Ireland (1914)
• The Girl from Alsace; a romance of the great war (1915). Originally published as Little comrade
• A King in Babylon (1917)
• The Gloved Hand. A Detective Story (1920) (external scan)
• The Kingmakers (1922)

Young adult novels

• Tommy Remington's battle (1902)
• The Young Section-hand (1905)
• The Young Train Dispatcher (1907)
• The Young Train Master (1909)

Works from magazines

• "Uncle Bige's creaking heart" (1902, Century magazine)
• "The Case on the Wall" (1907 Jan, The Smart Set) (ss)

Longer works

• "The Blade That Won" (1903 Sep, Lippincott's Monthly Magazine) (novel)
• "The Mosaic Law" (1912 Feb, Ainslee's) (novelette)
• "Little Comrade" (1915 Jan, Munsey's Magazine) (novel)
• "The Holladay Case (Detective Story Magazine)" (1921 Jan 8, Detective Story Magazine) (novel: book in 1904)

Non-fiction and verse

• 'The city of "Edwin Drood" (1914 June, The Bookman)
• "The same old pantomine" (1900, Smart Set)
• "Waiting"

Anthologies

• The Home Book of Verse (1912)
• Poems of American history (1922)