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| "Indian Mutiny & Beyond - the Letters of Robert Shebbeare VC" Edited by Arthur Littlewood Published by Pen & Sword, 2007, ISBN 1-844155-74-9 |
| "Nine Valiant Academicals" Edinburgh Academical holders of the Victoria Cross by Alasdair Macintyre Published by Alan Fyfe on behalf of the Edinburgh Academical Club 2007 Available from the: Edinburgh Academical Club, the Edinburgh Academy, 42 Henderson Row, Edinburgh, EH3 5BL |
| "Victoria Cross Bibliography" by John Mulholland & Alan Jordan Spink and Son Ltd, London, 1999, ISBN 1-902040-21 X Available through email: ( John Mulholland ) jadm52@aol.com |
| "A Party Fit For Heroes" His Majesty's Garden Party for recipients of the Victoria Cross - 26th June 1920 by Derek Hunt & John Mulholland The Naval & Military Press Ltd, 2007, ISBN 1-847347-12-6 Available through email: ( John Mulholland ) jadm52@aol.com |
| "British Battles and Medals" - 7th Edition. by John Hayward, Diana Birch & Richard Bishop Published by Spink & Son, London, ISBN 1-902040-77-5 |
| "Victoria Cross Heroes" by Michael Ashcroft Published by Headline Review, 6 November 2006, ISBN 0 7553 1632 0 |
| "Heart of a Dragon" the VCs of Wales and the Welsh Regiments 1854-1902 by Alister Williams Bridge Books, published on 23 October 2006 available from Bridge Books, 61 Park Avenue, Wrexham, LL12 7AW |
| "Valour & Gallantry" HEIC & Indian Army Victoria Crosses & George Crosses 1856-1946 by Chris Kempton Military Press, 2001, ISBN 0-85420-281-1 |
| "Bravest of the Brave" The Story of the Victoria Cross by John Glanfield Sutton Publishing, 2005, ISBN 0-7509-3695-9 |
| "Victoria Cross - Australia's Finest and the Battles They Fought" by Anthony Staunton Hardie Grant Books, Prahan, Victoria, 2005 |
| "The Singular Journey of O'Hea's Cross" by Elizabeth Reid Leamcon Press, Yale, British Columbia, 2005, ISBN 0 9738741 0 4 ( The story of Private Timothy O'Hea's Victoria Cross ) |
| "Sharpshooter in the Crimea" by Michael Springman Pen & Sword, 2005, ISBN 1 88415 237 5 ( from a series of letters written by Major Gerald Goodlake VC ) |
| "Symbol of Courage" "A History of the Victoria Cross" by Max Arthur Sidgwick & Jackson, 2004, ISBN 0 283 07351 9 |
| "For Valour - Victoria Cross and Medal of Honor Battles" by Bryan Perrett Weidenfeld & Nicolson, 2003, ISBN 0 297 84662 0 |
| "Monuments to Courage" "Victoria Cross Headstones & Memorials" ( Vol I & II ) by David Harvey Published on behalf of the author by Kevin & Kay Patience - 1999 |
| "The Sapper VCs" by Gerald Napier The Stationary Office, 1998, ISBN 0 11 772835 7 |
| "The Evolution of the Victoria Cross" by M. J. Crook Midas Books, 1975, ISBN 0 85936 041 5 |
| "VCs of the First World War" (a series) by Gerald Gliddon Sutton Publishing Limited Approximately 634 men who were awarded the VC during the First World War have been written about in the thirteen books in the 'VCs of the First World War' series. 1. 1914 2. The Somme 1916 3. Arras & Messines 1917 4. Cambrai 1917 5. Spring Offensive 1918 6. The Road to Victory 1918 7. The Final Days 1918 8. The Sideshows |
| "VCs of the First World War" (a series) by Stephen Snelling Sutton Publishing Limited 9. Gallipoli 1915 10. Passchendaele 1917 11. The Naval VCs |
| "VCs of the First World War" (a series) by Peter G Cooksley Sutton Publishing Limited 12. The Air VCs |
| "VCs of the First World War" (a series) by Peter F Batchelor & Christopher Matson Sutton Publishing Limited 13. The Western Front 1915 |
| "British VCs of World War 2 - A Study in Heroism" by John Laffin Sutton Publishing Limited, 1997, ISBN 0 7509 1026 7 |
| "Courage Remembered" by Major Edwin Gibson MBE & G. Kingsley Ward The story behind the construction and maintenance of the Commonwealth's Military Cemeteries and Memorials of the Wars of 1914-1918 and 1939-1945 Her Majesty's Stationary Office, 1989, ISBN 0 11 772608 7 |
| "Covenant with Death" by John Harris (a novel) Arrow Books, 1975, ISBN 0 09 910690 6 |
| "The Middle Parts of Fortune" ("Her Privates We") by Frederic Manning (a novel) Buchan & Enright Publishers, London, 1929, ISBN 0 907675 55 7 |
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