C J Cutcliffe Hyne

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Charles John Cutcliffe Wright Hyne (1866–1944), also known by the pen name Weatherby Chesney, was a novelist.

Contents 1 Bibliography 1.1 Captain Kettle series 1.2 Novels 1.3 Collections 2 Reference

[edit] Bibliography

[edit] Captain Kettle series

• Honour of Thieves (1895), also known as "The Little Red Captain"
• Adventures of Captain Kettle (1898)
• A Master of Fortune (1901)
• The Marriage of Captain Kettle (1912)
• Captain Kettle on the Warpath (1916)
• The Rev. Captain Kettle (1925)
• Captain Kettle K.C.B. (The Last Adventures) (1928)
• Mr Kettle, Third Mate (1931)
• Ivory Valley (1938)

[edit] Novels

• Beneath Your Very Boots (1889)
• The New Eden (1892)
• The Recipe for Diamonds (1893)
• Banana Farming in the Canary Islands (1898)
• The Dilemma of Commander Brett (1899) (writing as Weatherby Chesney)
• The Lost Continent (1900)
• The Filibusters (1900)
• Prince Rupert the Buccaneer (1901)
• Thompson's Progress (1902)
• The Mystery of a Bungalow (1904) (writing as Weatherby Chesney)
• Stimson's Reef (1906)
• McTodd (1907)
• Sandy Carmichael (1907)
• Empire of the World (1910), also known as "Emperor of the World"
• The Escape Agents (1925)
• Abbs, His Story Through Many Ages (1929)
• Wishing Smith (1939)
• Steamboatmen (1943)

[edit] Collections

• The Stronger Hand (1896)
• The Adventures of a Solicitor (1898) (writing as Weatherby Chesney)
• The Adventures of an Engineer (1898) (writing as Weatherby Chesney)
• More adventures of Captain Kettle K. C. B. (1903)
• Atoms of Empire (1904) (writing as Weatherby Chesney)
• Red Herrings (1918)
• West Highland Spirits (1932)
• Man's Understanding (1933)

[edit] Reference

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