Books by Albert Payson Terhune

BOOKS BY ALBERT PAYSON TERHUNE

Syria From the Saddle (1896)
Columbia Stories (1897)
How to Box to Win (1900) (by "Terry McGovern")
Dr. Dale: A Story Without A Moral (1900) (with Marion Harland)
The New Mayor (1907)
Caleb Conover, Railroader (1907)
The World's Great Events (1908)
The Fighter (1909)
The Return of Peter Grimm (1912) (by ''David Belasco")
The Woman (1912)
Around the World in Thirty Days (1914)
Dad (1914) (written with Sinclair Lewis)
The Story of Damon and Pythias (1915)
Superwomen (1916)

[Republished as: Famous Hussies Of History (1943) ]

Dollars and Cents (1917)
The Years of the Locust (1917)
Fortune (1918)
Wonder Women In History (1918)
Lad : A Dog (1919) (Currently in print.)
Bruce (1920)
Buff: A Collie (1921)
The Man In the Dark (1921)
His Dog (1922)
Black Gold (1922)
Black Caesar's Clan (1922)
Further Adventures of Lad (1922)

[Republished as: Dog Stories Every Child Should Know (1941) ]

[Republished as: The Faith of a Collie (1949) ]

My Friend The Dog (1926) (Currently in print.)
Gray Dawn (1927)
The Luck of the Laird (1927)

[Republished as: A Highland Collie (1950) ]

Bumps (1927)
Blundell's :Last Guest (1927)
Water! (1928)
Black Wings (1928)
The Secret of Sea-Dream House (1929)
Lad of Sunnybank (1929)
To The Best Of My Memory (1930)
Diana Thorne's Dog Basket: A Series of Etchings (1930)
Proving Nothing (1930)
A Dog Named Chips (1931)
The Son Of God (1932)
The Dog Book (1932)
The Way of a Dog (1932)
Letters of Marque (1934)
The Book Of Sunnybank (1934)

[Republished as: Sunnybank: Home of Lad (1953) ]

[Republished in part as: The Best-Loved Dog Stories Of Albert Payson Terhune (1954) ]

(Best Loved Dog Stories currently in print.)

A Book of Famous Dogs (1937)

[Republished as: Famous Dog Stories Every Child Should Know (1937) ]

Grudge Mountain (1939)

[Republished as: Dog of the High Sierras (1951) ]

(Dog of the High Sierras currently in print.)

Dogs (1940)
Loot! (1940)

[Republished as: Collie to The Rescue (1952) ]

Across The Line (1945) (With notes and commentary by Anice Terhune)
Wallace: Glasgow's Immortal Fire Dog (1961)
Great Dog Stories (1994)

Stories by Albert Payson Terhune appear in numerous anthologies of dog stories. In addition, the book

Broken Fang, by R. G. Montgomery (1935)

In Fields Afar, with "Traveler", by Robert Williams (undated)

You And Your Dog, by Fred C. Kelly (1926)

Man's Best Friend, The Story of the Dog, by Captain A. H. Trapman (1928)

The Care and Handling of Dogs, by John Lynn Leonard, D. V. M. (1928)

True Stories of Heroic Dogs, by George Watson Little (1951)

SPURIOUS TITLES ATTRIBUTED TO ALBERT PAYSON TERHUNE

Paul Dufour, Bohemian (1898)
The Deluge of '99 (1898)
A Galahad of Park Row

The title page of Dollars and Cents lists a Terhune title: The Shadow of the Prophet. This was the working title of the novel later published as The Years of the Locust.

The manuscript for Fortune was originally titled Dead Broke. The title and ending were changed at the insistence of Doubleday.

Following Across The Line, in 1952 Anice Terhune claimed she had received communications of two more books from Albert Payson Terhune, one of them titled That You May Know. No such book was ever published, nor was any manuscript for it located afterwards.

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